Australian Offensive A Success!

Day 872, 10:58 • Published in Ireland New Zealand • by WahooBob
Australia Advances in Africa, Holds Off Indo
EDEN, Bros Prove They Can Still Beat Phoenix



PERTH, Western Australia - Brolliance forces scored a series of victories to kick off the planned weekend assault of occupied South Africa. Australians and mobile allied forces did battle against Brazil in KwaZulu Natal (a Greek MPP was active for Australia), and against Argentina in the Eastern Cape with no MPPs for either side. The Bros won both battles, despite an Indonesian assault in the Northern Territory designed to distract damage. Additionally, South Africa went on the offensive against Argentina in the Western Cape and earned yet another victory. This leaves Argentina with only the territory of Limpopo, a high-diamond region in South Africa's northeast corner currently buffered by Brazilian holdings.
Both Australia and South Africa have become significantly more important following the Admin's announcement that the nations' diamonds will become Titanium in V2, a key material in creating weapons.


Scotywest, a Marshal in the ACUK, is seen here patrolling the beaches for Indonesians just before sunset.

Shortly before server reset Friday night, Indonesia launched a second attack. This assault on Western Australia will likely be taken much more seriously as WA is the main fortress down under. Allied citizens can fight to defend WA from Australia, Canada, Croatia, Greece, Poland, and the USA.
NicoSianipar, the current Battle Hero for Indonesia, spoke briefly to Update this morning from his home in Sumatera. He said, "I have nothing to say right now."

Aeros published a good analysis of the impacts of this battle today in his newspaper, the Defense Intel Review.

Any American readers not in the military can apply for free weapons to defend Western Australia here.


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