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On 7 PC between 8:24 and 8:29 PM a series of 19 bombs were simultaneously detonated on [[Nongba]]. 290 people died and 981 were injured, including 10 members of the [[Yotumic Divisionary Federation|YDF]] congress and injured [[Psaha|Psaha Yol]]. It was the worst terrorist attack since the first great war.
On 16-11 7 PC between 8:24 and 8:29 PM, 19 bombs were simultaneously detonated on [[Nongba]]. 80 people including 10 members of the [[Yotumic Divisionary Federation|YDF]] congress were killed. 190, including [[Psaha Yol]] were injured. It was the worst terrorist attack since the first great war.


The attack caused the YDF to declare a state of emergency. For the first time in 200 years, Congress decided to elect [[Yun Yan'il]] To the position of "acting leader". Due to [[Psaha|Psaha's]] injuries, Yun has taken over foreign diplomacy.
The attack caused the YDF to declare a state of emergency. The day after, for the first time in 200 years, Congress elected [[Yun Yan'il]] to the position of "acting leader". Due to [[Psaha|Psaha's]] injuries, Yun also took over foreign diplomacy.


The [[Tun'Ilhameng Liberation Procedure]] claimed responsibility for 16 of the bombs. They released the following statement immediately afterwards. <blockquote>We, [are] the Tun'ilhameng Liberation Procedure. We believe that the Tun'ilhameng are a group of ensalved human beings that exhibit great abuse. We will initiate a set of actions that will ensure that the Tun'ilhameng are recognized as a group of humans, and given due respect. The 16 bombs detonated today was the third action, we instituted to ensure their rights are met. We claim responsibility for the Ronatana Arson attack and burglary of Sinronana Gunpowder factory. We will continue until our demand are met.</blockquote>
The [[Tun'Ilhameng Liberation Procedure]] claimed responsibility for 16 of the bombs on 1-1 8 PC and released the following statement. <blockquote>We, [are] the Tun'ilhameng Liberation Procedure. We believe that the Tun'ilhameng are a group of ensalved human beings that exhibit great abuse. We will initiate a set of actions that will ensure that the Tun'ilhameng are recognized as a group of humans, and given due respect. The 16 bombs detonated today was the third action, we instituted to ensure their rights are met. We claim responsibility for the Ronatana Arson attack and burglary of Sinronana Gunpowder factory. We will continue until our demand are met.</blockquote>
[[Category:Tun’ilhameng Crisis]]
[[Category:Tun'ilhameng Crisis]]
[[Category:Nongba pages]]

Latest revision as of 22:24, 25 April 2024

On 16-11 7 PC between 8:24 and 8:29 PM, 19 bombs were simultaneously detonated on Nongba. 80 people including 10 members of the YDF congress were killed. 190, including Psaha Yol were injured. It was the worst terrorist attack since the first great war.

The attack caused the YDF to declare a state of emergency. The day after, for the first time in 200 years, Congress elected Yun Yan'il to the position of "acting leader". Due to Psaha's injuries, Yun also took over foreign diplomacy.

The Tun'Ilhameng Liberation Procedure claimed responsibility for 16 of the bombs on 1-1 8 PC and released the following statement.

We, [are] the Tun'ilhameng Liberation Procedure. We believe that the Tun'ilhameng are a group of ensalved human beings that exhibit great abuse. We will initiate a set of actions that will ensure that the Tun'ilhameng are recognized as a group of humans, and given due respect. The 16 bombs detonated today was the third action, we instituted to ensure their rights are met. We claim responsibility for the Ronatana Arson attack and burglary of Sinronana Gunpowder factory. We will continue until our demand are met.