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Puerto DoCielo invades LaflanuuQuswal

VINE has recently reported that Vlesadwassa's neighbour and close ally, Puerto DoCielo, has invaded its northern neighbour LaflanuuQuswal.

The military operation, it is believed, began on the 1st January and the armed forces of LaflanuuQuswal were quickly overpowered.

The country was overcome, it is understood, in a matter of days.

Certain sources, (who did not wish to disclosed) within the Vlesadwassan armed forces, have indicated their displeasure at the invasion, mostly due to the lack of communication forthcoming from the Puerto DoCielo Armed Forces before it happened.
This, presumably, implies that there was very little co-operation between the two close allies.

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