The Belarusian revolution; millions go on strike as firefight in Minsk start, Communist groups unify and grow

Millions of workers around the nation strike, firefight in Minsk.

Following the Workers massacre, millions of workers, from farmers, miners, factory workers, soldiers, waiters, teachers, police officers, accountants, engineers etc have all gone on strike with an estimated 4,000,000 men, women and children on strike and armed mass protest. Over 400,000 have gathered in Gomel, the biggest industrial city, in mass protest. The demands of better pay, regulation in work, better working conditions, and independent unionships, have now turned into socialist, syndicalist, democratic and republican beliefs. The Novaja strikes continue in mass. Leader of the Novaja strikes, Alyaksandr Kryžanoušski, was found dead in his home. Presumably assassinated by IIBB agents.  

In Minsk, a group of 40,000 men, mostly soldiers of strike, have armed up and have engaged with the Tsars legionaries (Royal Guard) using old hunting rifles. The group has made itself the National Social Democratic Party of Belarus (NSDB) who fight for nationalist socialist beliefs. Over 4,000 have passed, as they began to shoot outside the Tsar's palace, many have been arrested. The leader of the NSDB is Colonel Khrystafor Viarcinski, a known supporter of the abdication of St. Fredricks throne. 

The Carskija kryvi mutiny has grown in size following the massacre of the workers. However, many have joined following the war crimes committed in Ivalensk by the KP. The Vitebsk barracks has been fully taken over by military power, and 4 officers, most notably Ala Kryžanoǔskaja, have been executed by the mutiny who are calling for a Nationalist Social Republic led by Colonel Sciapan Lecka. 

The Tsar has made a statement on the matter. He has formed the Hryc Corps, also called the anti-revolutionary paramilitary of volunteer soldiers who are set to be sent out to fight rebels whenever needed. They act as mercenaries for the government, set to fight, scare and patrol areas in which protests, riots and firefights occur.    

Communist rebel groups grow immensely.

Communist groups have been unified under the Massureist ideology. They number, or at least what the TUI CIA suspects, 400,000 members. They are supposedly led by founder of the Massureist form of Communism, Žmitrok Lysenko Mašseraǔ, who is currently hiding out in Russia. Recently, they committed war crimes in the small military village of Ivalensk, and have begun to move troops near other villages. 

Mašseraǔs son and current leader inside Belarus, Putin Slavamir Mašseraǔ, has stated that war on both the monarchists has been declared and how war is inevitable either way.