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GOOD FRIDAY GRONGO RAID

BREAKING NEWS

Mercenaries, known as the "Wild Geese", have launched a daring raid into The Grongo and neutered its armoured force. The speed with which the raid was carried out was so fast that hardly a shot was fired.
The haul of captured vehicles was astonishing. Tanks, tank transporters, trucks and various 4WD fell to the Wild Geese. Some of these vehicles will be taken back to Tarzania, allegedly, for further evaluation.
Col. Allan Faulkner, officer commanding the Wild Geese, stated that The Grongo's growing belligerence towards their neighbours could no longer be countenanced by other countries in the region. Targets of this unlawful Grongoan air campaign have been Vlesadwassa and Dogome.
It remains unclear who funded this raid against The Grongo.

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