US Marines reportedly inside Chernarus

Written by Priss Fothid Friday, 09 October 2009 08:55

SOUTH ZAGORIA, Chernogorsk (AAN) – Unconfirmed sightings raise hopes for Chernarus solution.

Reports flooding in from sources all over Chernarus say one thing this morning: the Marines are here. The US embassy has yet to confirm the invasion and live communication with sources inside the South Zagoria region of Chernarus is difficult, however the shear volume of reports received by AAN and increased activity in the blogsphere and on social networking sites clearly point to a surprise invasion from US forces.

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Security Council stalemate

Written by Mark Arcos Thursday, 08 October 2009 11:30

NEW YORK, United States (AAN) – UNSC fail to agree Resolution as Chernarus slides into civil war.

The Emergency meeting of the UN Security Council in New York has failed to reach an agreement concerning the Chernarussian Crisis despite nearly 12 hours of talks.

Yesterday Russia called the meeting after US forces were mobilized to the region. However the Council could not agree on a resolution for action. Russia continues to mass armed forces near the Chernarussian border while US Marines of the 27th MEU are somewhere in the Green Sea to the south.

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Russians call emergency UN meeting

Written by Priss Fothid Wednesday, 07 October 2009 10:54

SOUTH ZAGORIA, Chernarus (AAN) – Federation officials said to be "outraged" at US move.

An emergency meeting of the UN Security Council has been called in New York following the US decision to move a USMC task force into the Green Sea.

The meeting will discuss the ongoing crisis in Chernarus - an ex-soviet bloc country, widely agreed to be within Russia's so-called 'sphere of influence'. The arrival of the 27th Marine Expeditionary Unit in the Green Sea was labelled "provocative" by Russian embassy officials earlier this week.

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Chernarussian Crisis Intensifies

Written by Priss Fothid Tuesday, 06 October 2009 10:05

SOUTH ZAGORIA, Chernarus (AAN) – Violence increases as U.S. task force arrive in region.

There can be little doubt that Chernarus is on the brink of a second civil war. Separatist milita controlling parts of the South Zagoria region - under the command of former Chernarussian Movement of the Red Star (ChDKZ) leader, Andrej Lopotev – have repelled government forces who yesterday attempted to retake the South Zagorian capital, Chernagorsk.

The failure comes after Chernarussian PM Alexander Baranov and members of his cabinet were assassinated by the rebels last friday and amid the arrival of a U.S Marine task force in the region.

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