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BENGUELA  — FEBRUARY 18TH (18 Février)

NATIONAL NEWS (NOUVELLES NATIONALES)

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_{Parade To Be Held In Luanda}

Today on national television, Eric Nkisi of the military Junta announced that a parade will be held in Luanda. The parade will include modern Balkanese soldiers, as well as some wearing Zulu warrior attire to celebrate their heritage. Xhosa dancers will also be there as well as dancers from the Nama ethnic group. People from the Balkanese Congo will be playing the trumpet wearing Kongo attire. Truly, this parade will showcase the beauty of Balkanese culture.

Any leaders of generals from all nations are allowed to attend, except for the one blacklisted country, which Minoir. They were blacklisted due to their rampant crime.

_{Un Défilé se Tiendra à Luanda}

Aujourd'hui à la télévision nationale, Eric Nkisi de la Junte militaire a annoncé qu'un défilé aurait lieu à Luanda. Le défilé comprendra des soldats des Balkonais modernes, ainsi que certains vêtus de vêtements de guerriers zoulous pour célébrer leur patrimoine. Des danseurs xhosa seront également présents ainsi que des danseurs du groupe ethnique Nama. Les habitants du Congo balkonais joueront de la trompette en tenue Kongo. Vraiment, ce défilé mettra en valeur la beauté de la culture balkonaise.

Tous les chefs de généraux de toutes les nations sont autorisés à participer, à l'exception du pays figurant sur la liste noire, Minoir. Ils ont été mis sur la liste noire en raison de leur crime.
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OTHER MAJOR HEADLINES (AUTRES GRANDES LIGNES) . . .

PROTESTANT CHURCH RAID IN BELAS RESULTS IN 2 DEATHS (UN RAID D'ÉGLISE PROTESTANT À BELAS RÉSULTAT DE 2 DÉCÈS)

MILITARY CRACKS DOWN ON COMMUNIST ACTIVITY IN KIGALI (L'ACTIVITÉ MILITAIRE À KIGALI RÉDUIT LES COMMUNISTES)

Notice: Due to recent laws, this newspaper is now run by the government.

Remarquer: En raison de lois récentes, ce journal est maintenant dirigé par le gouvernement.

|The 92nd Infantry Division's Cavalry Regiment had taken up position, 5km from the border. From their heavily camouflaged hides, the scout teams - about 100m ahead of their M1127 Recon vehicles - begin seeing the Pol-Lithuanian troops and vehicles pouring across the border with their thermal imaging systems.

"Holy Sh*t" was the nearly universal cry.

Within seconds the scout teams radio for fire missions from the divisional and brigade artillery regiments. One regiment of 24 Archer 155mm Guns from the 2nd Brigade commences firing, one battery for each axis of advance, the 4th battery is also used against the forces advancing directly on Daugavpils. Each gun fires 10 Bonus 155mm rounds, each containing 2 guided sub-munitions designed to punch through the thin top armour of tanks and IFVs. The intention of this barrage was to whittle down the numbers of T-14s, BMPs and BTR-90s before contact with the main British force. One the guns have completed their rounds, they quickly switch to their secondary positions to avoid counterbattery fire.

As the sub-munitions begin to impact, the Cavalry Scouts toss smoke grenades and sprint back to their vehicles, which deploy their own smoke grenades as they mount up and quickly withdraw from their position under the cover of smoke and they artillery. As they do so, to the North, the Divisional Aviation Brigade's Apaches, held at five minute readiness, begin to lift off from their FARPs.

The Polish air attack misses most of the British Forces which are on the outskirts of the town. A Battery of Sky Sabre SAMs from the divisional AA regiment. 64 CAMM/Sky Sabre Missiles are launched in quick succession at the MiG-31 Foxhounds. Again, the launchers move to secondary positions to avoid counterattack.

The Squadron of Typhoons on patrol 50,000ft over Lithuania adds its missiles to the melee, loosing off 72 Meteors at the Su-35s before Running for home. 36 Typhoon FGR.4s immediately scramble from their temporary bases in Latvia, climbing as rapidly as possible to 45,000ft.|