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PALATAVIA UNDER SIEAGE; INVADER UNKNOWN!
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Palatavia -- Unmarked troops have entered Palatavia, seizing key infrastructure and manufacturing centers throughout the north part of the county. Palatavian troops in bases near the Saratogan border are said to be surrounded and under siege. Casualties on the Palatavian and Saratogan sides have been reported along with civilian but number remain unclear.
According to eyewitness testimonies, witnesses have observed columns of armored APCs entering from the northeast border that is shared between St Saratoga and Palatavia but with not markings or insignias that identify who the forces belong too. The troops are said to have held up about 1/3 of the way through Palatavia and seems to be awaiting reinforcements. All civilian communications networks have been shut down and media studios have been occupied.
Images leaked just at the beginning of the occupation, the similar looking Saratogan military model APCs and tanks have been the ones that are being used in the occupation but in some case the places were any major nationality identifying markers should be have been painted over. The infantry spotted entering are dress in full combat gear and armed with military issue equipment.
The capital of Palatavia was quickly infiltrated by airborne troops which were brought in via helicopters and no word is out on whether the leadership of Palatavia have been captured or killed yet. Occupying troops continue to stream into the capital seizing anything that is valued of stre The Unoccupied parts of Palatavia have started to organize as citizen militias have joined police and the remaining military forces to create a front between the occupying force and the rest of the county as an attempt to hold back further advances by these unmarked troops.
The Office of the Chancellor and Department of Defense and Armaments in St. Saratoga both haven’t responded our reporters requests and questions about the situation. Story will be updated when a response it heard.
Clair Underwood
Senior Political Correspondent
Rogerbei Times