GNN newspaper · record 123

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TRUTH
IN TURBULENT TIMES
A STRONGER
TOMORROW

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NATIONS
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WORLD

VOL. XLVIII, NO. 512

INTERNATIONAL EDITION

24 April 1222

ESTONIA EVACUATES STONE HARBOR

The force withdraws toward Shingle Cove as Tera recovers the port.

By GNN CORRESPONDENTS |

STONE HARBOR — |
Hestunia has withdrawn |
from the damaged port,
moving troops and
equipment toward Shingle
Cove by road and sea,
Teran forces have re-
entered the waterfront
after the defending rear
guards departed.

The evacuation
preserves much of the
coastal force but gives up
the harbor gained in 1220.
Facilities already damaged
during the fighting will
require further work
before Tera can restore
normal use.

Hestunia retains its
original landing area. Its
remaining troops are
concentrating behind a
shorter perimeter, while
ships prepare to sustain a
position that once again
depends primarily on
unloading across the
beach.

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THE SITUATION
“ATA GLANCE

i Hestunia has
withdrawn from the
damaged port, moving
troops and equipment
toward Shingle Cove
by road and sea

I Teran forces have
re-entered the
waterfront after the
defending rear guards
departed.

i The evacuation
preserves much of the!
coastal force but gives
up the harbor gained
in 1220,

i Facilities already
damaged during the
fighting will require |
further work before
Tera can restore

normal use.

Hestunian armor withdraws along the coastal road toward Shingle Cove, | Teran forces enter an empty Stone Harbor after the Hestunian departure. GNN PHOTO /. KELL.

GNN ANALYSIS

A Costly Withdrawal

The loss of Stone Harbor ends Hestunia’s
hold on the port won in 1220, marking a
setback after months of hard fighting.
While the evacuation preserves much of
the coastal force, it surrenders facilities
that will now require significant work
before Tera can return the harbor to
normal use.

Pressure Along the Coast

Hestunia’s remaining troops are
concentrating behind a shorter perimeter,
relying once again on unloading across
the beach. The move reduces exposure
greater demands on ships and
sustain the position. The
situation along the coast remains difficult
as both sides prepare for what comes
next.

A Port in Ruins

With Teran forces back in the waterfront,
attention will turn to the damaged
infrastructure left by months of fighting.
Restoring the port will take time, and
its condition underscores the broader
costs of the campaign. The withdrawal
highlights the continuing strain on both
armies as the war grinds on into another
season.

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