Kuehong to intervene as protests continues in Western Shaachrau

Bakdep – Kuehong Chairman Le Van Kiet said Kuehong would send troops to assist embattled Tucau President Mou Shyun-en and his government, as demonstrators stormed and torched public buildings in the islets’ worst unrest for more than a decade. Citing “threats to regional and national security”, caused “in part” by “inside agents from abroad”, Le stated that Kuehong would deploy another battalion of troops to supplement its existing forces on the islands. Since last weekend, protests erupted in western Shaachrau, ruled by the Kue-backed People’s Republic of Tucau, over rising oil prices, unemployment and increasing resentment against the Kue occupation in the country. Reports … Continue reading Kuehong to intervene as protests continues in Western Shaachrau

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