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EAST INDIA GAZETTE

SERVING NATION,SINCE 2036

(10/07/2094)

THE OPERATION CONTINUES!

(Rahem Abdul Mukadum, Chittagong, 7:30pm)

As Indian troops suffer a setback in their attempts to besiege Kuching, the Indian military launches another series of attacks, defensive measures and numerous other actions to strengthen positions at Borneo.

KUCHING OFFENSIVE

Indian forces launch an offensive near Kuching, destroying one Tanian division and capturing 3000 PoWs, and 2000 Casualties reported from side of Tania and 5000 casualties reported from Indian side, with 2000 Injured.

(Situation of Kuching offensive)

Additionally, 20,000 more troops were mobilised in the process to aid in a line of defense.

AIR RAIDS

India striked four enemy army garrisons, with little success. As per Indian airforce, only around 250 casualties are estimated in side of Tania. In process, 1 Aircraft crashed, but the pilot escaped and was brought back to safety.

Indian airforce also aided in the bombarding of enemy ships in both the naval Missions.

DATU NAVAL OFFENSIVE

Datu offensive followed a surprise attack near the Datu Islands over Tanian ships with 40 ships from the Far-Eastern Command of Chittagong and 10 ships provided by the central command of Bhubaneshwar.

The attack was aided with missiles, provided by central command of Indian army and Aircraft, provided by Far-Eastern Command of Indian Airforce, amounting upto 20 Missile strikes and an air-bombing with 200 Jets.

The blockade was broken, but with heavy losses of 20 ships lost in the process, 7 misfires of missiles and 50 Jets lost in a dogfight. It is expected that this breaking would help deployment of 100k new troops, sent by the central command of Indian Army.

MERUNDUNG OFFENSIVE

Known by that name only by Far Eastern Command, the offensive remains mostly a mystery to this command as the attack was primarily facilitated by Central Command.

RETREAT AND MOBILIZATION

More than 30,000 troops stationed at Estoreasia have been called to service. The 13th Sikh Regiment has been mobilized to north-central Borneo and the 11th East Bengal Regiment has been transported to Far-Eastern Borneo.

The 3rd Karen Regiment has retreated to around 20 kms in order to scatter and form a more better line of defense. 

Additionally, 150,000 troops, 1000 Artillery and 1500 Armored Cars have been sent to Sulawesi to avoid a spillover.

MASS PRODUCTION CONTINUES

Much military equipment is required for this special military operation, hence comes the large military industry of the nation built at a span of 10 years, modernizing and automatizing the industry over years.

Almost 15000 New Armored vehicles, 5000 Tanks, 4000 Artillery, 1 Million Artillery Shells, 100k Rifles and 100 Million Catridges are expected to be manufactured at a span of three months in the large industrial hubs of Chittagong, Rangoon, Dhaka, Cumilla, Sittwe, Silchar, Mandalay and Jorhat. These seemingly empty factories, with little labour were subject to numerous strikes due to lack of work and the labourers leading lives on social security, however now not only they are getting more salary, but they are also working long shifts of 8 hours, which had became something of the past, as this large industrial power has adjusted to 6 hours of work.

The Iron dome that was built in collaboration with New Zukesa has also been modified in order to detect and eliminate enemy air attacks more precisely.

CONCLUSION

A majority of Indians remain sympathetic to this struggle against the oppressive Tanian regime. The foreign ministry will be waiting for a diplomatic approach from Tania if they wish to, however till then, the operation shall continue.

Black Arrows: Movement of troops
Yellow crosses: Air Raids
Black Crosses: Naval Battles
Orange: territories captured by Indian forces
Light Green: territories captured by Tanian forces
Green: Tanian Borneo
Red: Estoreasian Borneo

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