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The Grongo continues its air bombing offensive against Dogome and Vlesadwassa.

In a clearly worded statement, the Grongo has sent its fighter-bombers against targets in northern Dogome and Vlesadwassa. All targets seem to have some military significance to the Grongo.

While both Dogome and Vlesadwassa air defences reacted, results were not disclosed by any of those involved.


In a clearly worded statement from Agogoland:

The rumour in Fort Walker marketplace is that Mama Goflambo cooked some of her famous exploding Gorilla skull stew, and some of it flew so high it got sucked in the jet intake of one Grongo jet that then came down.

and from Omovo:

Omovo has issued a stern warning to The Grongo about aggressive actions near ODF units operating out of northern Vlesadwassa as part of the Sahaelo intervention. As part of the Quatro pact, ODF units will react to protect the integrity, borders and security of a fellow pact member. Unconfirmed reports have come to light of further Omovon units, including combat aircraft, have been seen moving for deployment into Vlesadwassa to reinforce the current capabilities in theatre.

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