Sierran police arrests two men linked to murder of prominent Kue critic

Elvira – In an official statement, Sierran police confirmed they have arrested two nationals linked to the murder. The suspects have not yet been named due to the sensitivity of the case. The police added that the arrests come as part of a raid against Kue espionage activities in the Federal States. Đỗ Sơn Thanh, a renowned critic of the Kuehong’s regime, was found dead near Lake Folsom a month ago. Through an autopsy and further investigations, the Sierran police concluded that foul play was involved and started investigations into possible suspects in the case. The Kuehong embassy in the … Continue reading Sierran police arrests two men linked to murder of prominent Kue critic

Renowned Kue critic dies in hike in Sierra

Folsom – Rangers from the Park Department of Sierra have discovered Đỗ Sơn Thanh’s body near Lake Folsom, after two weeks since his reported disappearance. As investigations are ongoing, authorities had warned against speculations about his death. Details of the discovery were yet to be officially revealed, with conflicting preliminary reports regarding the circumstances of his death. Insider reports indicated that he might have fallen into the lake, or mauled by a wild animal. Speculations of foul play are rife due to his political background. Do is a renowned critic of the Kuehong’s regime. His father, who was a key … Continue reading Renowned Kue critic dies in hike in Sierra

Stronger measures needed against illegal hunting or occupation in protected areas, say Nishowigan Premier

Wytusky – In response to rising cases of illegal poaching and occupation in the protected forests, Nishowigan Premier Jean Stilton announced that he will implement stricter measures to preserve the biodiversity of the state. This comes as patrols were stepped up to crack down on increasing cases of illegal hunting and erection of secret structures for illegal logging operations into the Federal States. These secret structures were taken down, while authorities are tracking down the contractors involved. “This rise in cases are very concerning, ever since we stepped up patrols and inspections of our pristine lands. More than 3,000 people … Continue reading Stronger measures needed against illegal hunting or occupation in protected areas, say Nishowigan Premier

Kuehong confirms missile test, other nations protest

BAKDEP – Weeks after the Federal States and regional neighbours reported a launch of several projectiles from the Do Cua Naval Base in Kuehong, the National Security and Stability Council (NSSC) has confirmed a long-range missile test in a tweet yesterday. This confirmation of the launch comes after days of “heightened activities” at the base. The test firing was Kuehong’s first of a submarine-launched missile in three years. Kuehong is believed to have a large set of missiles including long-range types, though Kuehong has insisted none of its missiles “have the capability of carrying a nuclear warhead”. It was additionally … Continue reading Kuehong confirms missile test, other nations protest

Tensions raised with increased activity at Do Cua Naval Base

Huntington/Bakdep – Federal States Intelligence Agencies reported “increased activity” at one of Kuehong’s major naval bases at Do Cua, in what seems to be a preparation of a military drill in the disputed waters of the Shaachrau Strait. Reports also revealed the presence of submarines and ships able to launch “short to long range missiles”. Missiles were also reported to be seen at the base. “We have reason to believe that Kuehong is preparing for another exercise which will threaten the peace and stability of the region,” said the Federal States’ Commander in Chief of the Air Force. Tensions in … Continue reading Tensions raised with increased activity at Do Cua Naval Base