Ajakon European Fleet deployed in Peacekeeping and Humanitarian Mission to Israel, Ajakon-Dutch relations improve, Others | IANO

         Ajakon European Fleet deployed in Peacekeeping Actions

   The AEF of the Naval Force of Ajako has been redeployed to Europe after resupplying in Nicaragua and participating in the Colombian Wars. This force has a single Combined Army (The 6th) with it, in case the situation goes from bad to worse. The Ajakon ships will patrol in the Mediterranean, providing humanitarian aid to Israel. If Ajakon ships and or Peacekeeping troops are fired on, it will be seen as an act of war against the Confederation of Ajako and will be proceeded with accordingly. 

   Ajakon ships will be refueling and resupplying in friendly Sedrosian ports when needed, and the Ajakon Confederation thanks Sedrosia for extending this hospitality. The full Ajakon European Fleet has been deployed to the Flashpoint in Israel. List is below.

• Second Fleet - European/Mediterranean Fleet - 62 ships - Fleet Admiral: Eri Hirota
      Fourth Task Force - Rebasing to Sedrosia - 31 ships 
  Heika no Kaze Super Battleship Strike Group - 13 ships
      1 Densetsu no Fune class super battleship
      2 Kyoto class light GL/mCs
      2 Mizu class frigates
      6 Tori class multi-purpose ships
      2 JI-400 class nuclear submarines
  Miyagi Cruiser Strike Group - 9 ships
      1 Miyagi class heavy GL/mC
      2 Mizu class frigates
      3 Shachi class destroyers
      3 JI-300 submarines
  Heian Carrier Strike Group - 9 ships
      1 Yamato II class supercarrier
      2 Mizu class frigates
      3 Shachi class destroyers
      3 JI-300 submarines
      Fifth Task Force - Rebasing to Sedrosia - 31 ships
  Ishikari Super Battleship Strike Group - 13 ships
      1 Shinano type B class fast battleship 
      2 Kyoto class light GL/mCs
      2 Mizu class frigates
      6 Tori class multi-purpose ships
      2 JI-400 class nuclear submarines
  Abukama Battleship Strike Group - 9 ships
      1 Shinano Type B class battleship
      2 Mizu class frigates
      3 Shachi class destroyers
      3 JI-300 submarines
  Akita Cruiser Strike Group - 9 ships
      1 Miyagi class heavy GL/mC
      2 Mizu class frigates
      3 Shachi class destroyers
      3 JI-300 submarines

   The Ajakon Confederation hopes that there can be a quiet and peaceful ending to this conflict.

         Redeployment of 6th Task Force to Suriname along with the 4th, 7th Combined Armies and the 12th Airborne Army

   After a request of the Dutch, the Ajakon Fleets have redeployed the 6th Task Force to Suriname to train and help develop with the Dutch in the Core Territory of Suriname. The Ajakon forces are on high alert, and it will be very hard to surprise attack said fleets and forces. The Dutch and Ajakons have signed a few tech agreements, including stuff the Dutch will elaborate on a later date. Other than that, the Ajakon forces look forward to doing drills with the Dutch military and doing jungle training. 

(Do I need to place the details of the 6th task force? ugh)

•     Sixth Task Force - based in San Juan del Sur - 31 ships.
  Tone Super Battleship Strike Group - 13 ships
      1 Shinano type B class fast battleship
      2 Kyoto class light GL/mCs
      2 Mizu class frigates
      6 Tori class multi-purpose ships
      2 JI-400 class nuclear submarines
  Muromachi Carrier Strike Group - 9 ships
      1 Yamato II class supercarrier
      2 Mizu class frigates
      3 Shachi class destroyers
      3 JI-300 submarines
  Iwate Cruiser Strike Group - 9 ships
      1 Miyagi class heavy GL/mC
      2 Mizu class frigates
      3 Shachi class destroyers
      3 JI-300 submarines

(Listen to this while reading Akimoto's speech)

        Aki Akimoto's speech on the Flashpoints in the world

   As it seems another bit of [censored] has gone down in Europe and Asia to a certain extent, I've decided that our forces need to go onto higher alert, including our Missile Corps. I've sent some diplomatic feelers to Moscow to ask that they control their little Crimean bro and for some other stuff. I know that you all are expecting me to go 'ooooh you can't do this, and ooooooooh you can't do that' Nah, I'm not that kind of dictator. I'll be hanging around, helping the nation and making sure it doesn't fall into ashes. Ight? Thanks, anyways- Oooh a new game came out. Anyways I'll see yall later. Also, if the ASPA invades Suriname, I will eat their leaders for lunch. Speaking of lunch, I'm hungry, so this speech is over.

       Seychelles ceded to British Empire

   After some banter with diplomats of the British Empire, the Seychelles and African SGP have been ceded to Britain and its empire. This is mostly filler content as you can tell, as there's not much to report in Ajako, mostly just economic growth and the navy losing more budget while the air force and army continue to get better. There will be more news in the next news bulletin. 

        Micro headlines

• Ajakon Car companies given deadline of 2110 to go full electric, any company that doesn't meet the deadline will face environmental charges.
• Ajakon Ship breaks speed record of fastest ship in the world. A specially modified Mizu class frigate with 5 rocket boosters along with it's normal nuclear reactors launched it to speeds of 350 knots. This was a very risky venture, as the Mizu class ship, known as the ACNS Shojo had it's reactors overclocked. It now holds the record of the fastest waterborne vessel in the world.
• Slight economic downturn has been reported in Ajakon Markets recent, as the nation has left the markets of Iberia, banning all goods from or to Iberia. This has removed Iberia of its largest supplier of computer chips; however the Ajakon Confederation has lost its 2nd largest import source of Uranium. 
• Speaking of Uranium, the Ajakon Confederation would like to establish connections with the Soviet Federation, The United Imperium, and British Empire for Uranium costs so it can import more Uranium from each superpower so it can fix the small issue.
• Greg's Burgers (Kyoto location) has reopened after some difficulties.