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The Grongo 'reconnaissance' aircraft bomb northern Sahaelo and Vlesadwassa.

In a statement believed to have originated from the Grongo's official news service, reconnaissance aircraft (from the Grongo) have overflown both Dogome-controlled northern Sahaelo and north-eastern Vlesadwassa.
The statement implied that the reason for the reconnaissance was:
  1. that the borders of the Grongo have recently been threatened by external military forces and
  2. to determine the level of these threats
  3. no mention was made of any action likely to ensue from any threats indicated by this reconnaissance.


The Dogome military has confirmed that a significant number of the Grongo aircraft were detected over northern Sahaelo and that many of these bombed border villages.

The Vlesadwassan military also confirmed that many the Grongo aircraft overflew Vlesadwassan airspace and bombed several towns in in north-east Vlesadwassa. Air defences over Vlesadwassa are understood to have shot down at least 1 of the Grongo aircraft.

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