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PEOPLES NATIONS A MORE STABLE WORLD TRUTH IN TURBULENT TIMES A STRONGER TOMORROW GREVARA NEWS NETWORK VOL. XLVII, NO. 640 KADORIA INVASION EDITION 6 AUGUST 1227 — MORNING EXTRA SHARKSTRIKE BEGINS Nine million men committed as Allied forces assault Hukular’s Kadoria Coast .% Silvian assault troops approach Kadoria as Allied warships bombard the coast during Sharkstrike’s opening landings. By GNN War Correspondents GNN PHOTO /R. VELLEN Operation Sharkstrike begins as Allied forces strike the Kadoria Coast of the Hukular mainland. Naval guns pound coastal defenses while landing craft carry the first assault formations toward three principal beaches. The invasion commitment totals nine million men: four million Silvians and five million drawn collectively from every other Allied nation. This is the strength assigned across the operation and its following formations, not the number already ashore. The Silvian Army’s Ist Infantry Division leads at Hell Beach, the most heavily fortified landing sector. At Yullor Beach, the Silvian 18th Marine Brigade attacks alongside the Army’s 15th Infantry Division. Hestunia’s Royal Army 3rd Assault Division leads at Garamor with two Commonwealth divisions formed from the remnants of fallen Allied nations. Initial reports describe intense resistance and disrupted communications. Commanders have no complete picture of the landings. The rumors now have a name on an official communiqué, but the invasion’s outcome remains undecided. INVASION COMMITMENT SILVIA: 4,000,000 men OTHER ALLIES COMBINED: 5,000,000 men TOTAL: 9,000,000 men These figures cover the whole operation. GGREVARA NEWS NETWORK — A MORE STABLE WORLD COURAGE INFORMS. SACRIFICE BUILDS TOMORROW. ‘ALL THE WORLD. ALL PERSPECTIVES,
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