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Wide-spread [[11 PC Yotumic Divisionary Federation Protests|protests]] erupted in the YDF on 2-3 11 PC after the loss became public knowledge.
Wide-spread [[11 PC Yotumic Divisionary Federation Protests|protests]] erupted in the YDF on 2-3 11 PC after the loss became public knowledge.

The Tun'ilhameng were still celebrating their victory as of 8-5 11 PC.

On 20-5 11 PC it was reported that 5,000 had volunteered to join the YDFDF since the battle with 3,500 predicted to be accepted.
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Latest revision as of 21:29, 25 April 2024

1st YDF-TLP battle of 11 PC
Part of Tun'ilhameng Crisis
Date3-2 11 PC
Location
Result TLP victory
Belligerents
Yotumic Divisionary Federation Tun'ilhameng Liberation Procedure
Casualties and losses
289 killed 51 killed

Battle

On 3-2 11 PC the Yotumic Divisionary Federation Defense Force (YDFDF) engaged the Tun'ilhameng Liberation Procedure (TLP) after landing on Ronatana. The TLP defeated the attackers marking their first victory against the Yotumic Divisionary Federation.

Aftermath

Following the battle the YDF denied that any battle had taken place.

Wide-spread protests erupted in the YDF on 2-3 11 PC after the loss became public knowledge.

The Tun'ilhameng were still celebrating their victory as of 8-5 11 PC.

On 20-5 11 PC it was reported that 5,000 had volunteered to join the YDFDF since the battle with 3,500 predicted to be accepted.