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Sahaelo News Report #4

Pictures are beginning to emerge from Sahaelo of the grim fighting that has been occurring across the country.
This photo shows an unfortunate local after a tank battle in the outer suburbs of Calheta, Sahaelo.
It was understood that a hospital, treating wounded from this tank battle, was shelled by troops loyal to the President.

Agence de Presse Internationale Sahaelo (AdPIS) has reported that, even though the President has been assassinated, forces loyal to him have been brutal in their treatment of Sahaelo's citizens.
This is particularly true in their treatment of the Megui in the south and the Arukayi in the west.

In response to the treatment of the Megui and, especially the Arukayi, Vlesadwassa has mobilised a number of regular army units – especially those with 'an interest' in the Arukayi and/or the Megui.

In a remarkable disclosure, AdPIS has categorically claimed that the 2nd, 5th, 12th and 26th Battalions of the Sahaeloen Army have defected, intoto, to the Vlesadwassan Army. That these units are predominantly are of Megui and/or Arukayi tribal inheritance seems of some possible importance.

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