GREVARATHE SECOND WORLD WAR
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TRUTH € PEOPLES
IN TURBULENT TIMES 4 NATIONS
A STRONGER +: AMORE STABLE
TOMORROW WORLD
GREVARA NEWS NETWORK
VOL. XLVIII, NO. 509 INTERNATIONAL EDITION 25 October 1221

TERAN TROOPS BVACUATE BREAKWATER POT

Ships recover the isolated force while North Hook remains occupied.

By GNN CORRESPONDENTS

BREAKWATER POINT —
Tera has withdrawn its
troops from the isolated
landing area after failing to
establish a reliable
connection with North
Hook Bay. Warships
covered the evacuation
while landing craft carried
personnel and movable
equipment offshore.

Hestunian troops are
advancing into the
abandoned positions.
Some heavy stores have
been left behind, but the
main Teran force has
escaped by sea. Fighting
continues around the
older North Hook
lodgment.

The withdrawal ends
one part of the coastal
offensive. It reduces
Tera’s immediate supply
burden while leaving
Hestunia to clear the
evacuated ground and
maintain pressure on the
beachhead that remains.

Hestunian infantry move into the evacuated positions at Breakwater Point. | Hestunian warships remain offhore during the evacuation.

GNN PHOTO /T. MARSH

THE SITUATION
AT A GLANCE.

_ | Tera has withdrawn
its troops from the
isolated landing area
after failing to
establish a reliable
connection with
North Hook Bay.

I Warships covered
the evacuation
while landing craft
carried personnel
and movable
equipment offshore

I Hestunian troops are
advancing into the
abandoned positions
Some heavy stores
have been left behind)
but the main Teran
force has escaped
by sea.

i The withdrawal
reduces Tera’s
immediate supply
burden while leaving]
Hestunia to clear the|
evacuated ground
and maintain
pressure on the
beachhead that
remains.

‘GNN PHOTO /S. LIEN

GNN ANALYSIS

A Limited Setback for Tera | Hestunia Presses the Advantage | The Coast Remains Contested

‘The withdrawal from Breakwater Point Hestunian troops are advancing into the
marks the end of one part of the coastal abandoned positions and working to clear
offensive. It reduces Tera’s immediate supply | _ the evacuated ground. The recovery of
burden after the failed attempt to link up with left-behind heavy stores strengthens
North Hook Bay, though the main force Hestunia’s position, even as fighting
escaped by sea with its personnel and continues around the older North Hook

movable equipment.

lodgment.

Although Tera has pulled back from
Breakwater Point, North Hook remains
occupied and fighting continues in the area.
The situation underscores the coastal
offensive’s continuing costs for both sides
and the difficulty of securing a lasting
breakthrough along this front.

COURAGE INFORMS. SACRIFICE BUILDS TOMORROW.

‘ALLTHE WORLD. ALL PERSPECTIVES,

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