
IFNN (Interstellar Federation News Network) is the largest and most well respected news network in the Interstellar Federation of Magna Omega. It has resently expanded its reach to become the primary news station for the Joint Systems Alliance. Now comming to you live from Magna Omega City for the first official IFNN/JSA broadcast here's head anchor Davin Andarius.
"Hello and welcome to the first IFNN/JSA news cast. I'm your anchor Davin Andarius coming to you from Magna Omega City. We bring you the latest in news occuring around the world and the galaxy bringing it to your doorstep and keeping you informed. Our top story tonight, a violent coupin Hornopolis rattles the JSA. Coming to you live is Janet Ferus. Janet how is the current situation in the Hornopolis capital right now?
A partially static sefused image comes on a nearby screen as the camera zooms in and Janet responds.
"Well Davin I'm coming to you from the Hornopolis forward command center here aproximately two miles from the palace. The details are sketchy at best but from what I understand the Kaiser of Hornopolis, Kaiser Wilhelm, has been kidnapped by members of a coup party who are, at present, attempting to sieze the city. Maybe even overthrow the government."
"Janet can you tell us what is being done to combat the insurectionists, as we will call them?"
"Well from what I understand the Hornopolis military has dispatched the resently formed JSA elite combat group, Task force 15. The task force is apperently making some sort of concentrated effort to thwart the insurectionists but the nature of this effort is unknown at this time as is the number of cassualties."
"Lastly Janet do we know who is even behind the coup?"
"No not at the moment. If this is known, however, the Hornopolis military has not yet disclosed this information. I can't be sure if we----------------------------------"
"Janet...Janet? Um are we...? Oh well. I'm sorry folks It looks like we've lost the link. With all of the strong military COM traffic going on in that area our links tend to come and go. We'll continue further coverage of this breaking story as it progresses."




