The Kinshasa Tigers

Grand Duchy of Hamittia Event Report, January 1965

*The Government has extended full support to the the nations of The suidland and Southern stellaland in their fight against communist governments in Negracot. After hearing news of a Stellalander victory against Tangans, Foreign Minister Comte Leopold extended congratulations and stated that support in form of military equipment or even advisors can be readily provided, if need be.

*Meanwhile, the Government steadily denies any involvement in Bakarta, and calls the accusations of Dorlania "a slanderous statement with no grain of truth." The official position remains in support of the Territorial faction.

*[SIC] The number of Rangers in Bakarta is to be doubled from 1500 to 3000. These Rangers will have with them small amounts of experimental technology, such as helicopter gunships.

*The Grand Duke of Hamittia has invited the Royal family of Khakovelo to Biscanne for diplomatic talks.

*Protests occur in County Simericz and the Autonomous Province of Amoinz. Both representatives of these regions, Comtes Stephane Bolaczin and Auvergnot Savourra, call for greater democratization of the governmental structure. Their opinions are held by several other Comtes.

SFR Dorlania Event Report, January 1965

*The Ministry of External Affairs hits back at Hamittian denials, saying that "there is only one way these thugs and murderers in Bakarta roam free, and that is the hand of the ducal menance".

*Dorlania accepts Caranzart's invitation to host the 1965 World Cup and appreciates and supports its intentions. Sports and Recreation Minister Leskas is ordered to begin preparation to host the games with his Caranzart counterpart.

*President Matskevicz invites President Rampang of Bakarta to a bilateral summit to explore areas of cooperation between the two countries.

*A new factory opens in Hrodinim, Poltosk
Governate. CENCOMECDEV Chairman Hilevicz is expected to appear at the opening.

Bakarta Event Report, January 1965

* President Rampang has expressed disappointment of PM Caçenava's support for so-called Hamittian intervention. In a message addressed to the people of Broitou, Rampang has called for "the awakening and liberation of all nations under oppression and servitude."

* President Rampang has accepted Dorlania's invitation to a summit. He is due to visit in February.

* The Bakartan People's Army has been tasked with attacking a few key plantations across the archipelago, hoping to root out some elements of Territorial resistance.

* [SIC] The Territorial Loyalists accept the Broitou offer of support.

* [SIC] The Territorial Loyalists, upon hearing news of Rampang's planned visit to Dorlania, seek to blow up the airplane that will be carrying him shortly after take-off. They ask for Broitou intelligence and secret service help.

NPC Events of February 1965

* Following the defeat at Smithstead, the forces of Greater tanga have begun extensive daily incursions into Southern stellaland, inflicting damage on farms and ranches. Luemba Shaliki has dismissed the defeat as "a minor setback", and claims that "Tangan warriors shall be in New Odessa by Easter."

* The Ukuni National Army has been mobilized and is poised at any moment to cross the border of Suidland.

* Witnessing the events in their neighborhood, the Republic of Gurundi proclaims neutrality and requests their independence be guaranteed and protected by the larger nations of the world. Meanwhile, Tangeria denounces the warmongering of Tanga, and offers any assistance that they may be able to provide to Southern stellaland and The suidland. President Soluemi has stated that "the disrespect the Tangans and Ukunians show to the cause of Negracot nationalism is upsetting."

* In Bakarta, the Territorial Loyalists have defeated the People's Army in their attempts to root out whites from the plantations. However, some losses have been taken, and the People's Army has handed over one helicopter, several weapons, and military ID cards that belonged to Hamittian Rangers shipped to Bakarta to Dorlanians.