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BBC World Service (Imagi-African Bureau) and NHK (Imagi-African Bureau) have verified and clarified a number of UN rumours. These were previously released as unverified.

1. The Grongo has been invaded by Tikada, with an initial aerial blitzkrieg reminiscent of the Six-Day War.
This was followed by a co-ordinated land attack by Dogome, Nidoue and Tikada with major assistance from Owakalik, Goudabalek and Zeebia.
The exact nature of the “major assistance from Owakalik, Goudabalek and Zeebia” has not been disclosed but, seems** to be “significant air assets”. In line with previous, similar operations “significant air assets” implies logistical transport**, vital for the success of such operations.

2. After many months of aggression by East Mbazzohui, Jenkinesia and Kalemnitka have retaliated against East Mbazzohui. The BBC has also verified the rumour of the involvement of Brimibian and Hembabwe in this campaign
The previously reported (by the UN) incursion into Ahmnesia by Wakanda, Umbongo and Zeebia has been discounted, as there is definitely no Wakandan involvement!
It is possible that Umbongo, Zeebia and a 3rd, as yet unverified, country has attacked Ahmnesia. That an attack has occurred on Ahmnesia is irrefutable. Who has done it, is another question.
Some credence has been attached to stories that the UN Protectorate and Vlesadwassa's neigbours have been attacked. These stories have certainly not verified by any of the major news agencies operating in Imagi-Africa.

** Promise Land Air magazine has previously been extremely accurate in its assessment of these assets.

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