WEDA AND ANS BEGIN AIRSTRIKES IN QAHAZA

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OPINION by Assan Knalla

TARIJIBAR - Emmirian, Albarinean, and Normarkian fighter jets are conducting the first round of air strikes against PRQ forces in the Qahaza Peninsula, according to Defense Ministry spokespersons. WEDA, along with ANS allies, have instated a no-fly-zone over the self-proclaimed People's Republic of Qahaza and have begun striking drone manufacturing sites, missile and ammo depots, and air strips belonging to the Kubani Unit. President Akram Sulaiman stated that every precaution is being taken to avoid civilian casualties in the first joint military campaign between the two defense alliances.

WEDA and the ANS announced they would be taking military action against the PRQ for continued drone attacks in the Tarijar Strait and its surrounding ports, which culminated in a deadly strike on the Albarinean capital of Saint Raneau on Thursday. ANS nationals have been killed in the attacks, reason being for their sending naval forces to join WEDA in the Emmiria Sea.

Striking from airbases in southern Emmiria and from the carrier ENVS Qayyom, the first round of warplanes consisting of Albarinean Z-11 Eagles, Emmirian Kowsir-2s and Z-17 Condors, and Normarkian Jas 39 Gripen fighter jets struck targets in the city of Kubani, including a series of warehouses reported to be storing ammunition and rockets from Suhaib el-Dar Moussa's militant stockpiles, and a series of launch pads from which the kamikaze drones have been fired for the past several days.