Wplace UN Newsletter Week 5
Image 1: In Europe on the Pacific map, the Fourth European war continues, but Turkish forces have made a huge breakthrough. Yesterday, they launched a major attack into Eastern europe, with the support of Turanist and Russian forces, reaching Berlin, but were pushed back by rapid La Commune reinforcements, who spent droplets to counter the turkish offensive. Today, however, with a stronger force, Turkish forces, now with volunteers from as far as Brazil, and with more separatists at their side, managed to liberate the entire continent. The EUSR is no longer present on the map at all, and remaining communist art is being removed. Estonia has already joined the UN, while Hungary and Lithuania now seek to join too. Riveting, the American ambassador, took the opportunity to denounce communism, and in a debate with the EUSR ambassador, called it “the most destructive ideology in modern history”. Some reports have surfaced of American support arriving to the Baltic states, which has been welcomed by the Turkic coalition. Ukrainian and Central American forces launched an operation into Romania to establish a buffer zone, but were promptly kicked out by American forces in the region. Just now, it seems they have made an agreement to end their brief skirmish. It remains to be seen whether La Commune will launch a counteroffensive, or if this will truly be the end of communist Europe.
Image 2: Bozkurt forces have taken advantage of the complete lack of La Commune and American influence in Africa to expand into the continent, now annexing Egypt, Sudan, and Ethiopia whole, while invading Chad and the Imperium of Man. This drew some condemnation from the Imperium of Man, but overall little has been done to stop Bozkurt Expansion.
Image 3: Keeping in the Pacific map, Tunisia has become a point of contention. Rogue painter Lalo conquered it whole a few days ago, and attempted to expand the country into Algeria and Libya. This resulted in Algerian forces responding, invading Tunisia. Combat continues in the region, with little international interest, the Turan ambassador remarked that there simply was not a need for the UN to be there.
Image 4: Moving to the Kabul map, the separatists from China have arrived here too, establishing an independent Tibetan state as well as East Turkestan. This marks a shift away from using regular transparent and Turan blue tiles to conquer China, and instead trying to establish independent states, like in the Pacific map. Our analysts believe that more states will be made in the future.
Image 5: In the Kabul map, it seems the monarchist Germans have not been completely eradicated, but rather have fled to Africa. Here, two colonies of the German Empire have already been made, one in East Africa, and one in Namibia. They seem to have made a deal with the Congo, having a defined border with them. A Canadian user attempted to bring back Namibia, but to little avail. So far, these Germans have gone entirely unnoticed by the international community.
Just 5 parts for this week, wanted to make the European part more developed. We’ll see what happens in a week.
