Post by Omar Al-Ghazi on Jun 5, 2015 4:00:39 GMT
Male Reporter: Thank you Greg, now for our top story for today, a raid on the experimental nuclear reactor complex in Inshas, Egypt? Has the GLA resurfaced? All of this and more with Omar Bin Ghazali, currently on field at Egypt's Experimental Reactor Number one. Omar?
Omar Bin Ghazali: Thank you Bill. Unfortunately, the crisis in Cyprus is not the only battlefield currently. At 1:30 this morning, local time, a small force of fifty or so freedom fighters attacked a military base near Inshas nuclear reactor number 1. However, we have been receiving reports from Egyptian military officials near and around the facility that five armed hazardous materials technicians have stolen over two-hundred kilograms of radiological materials from the Inshas Experimental Nuclear Reactor complex. Although a military barricade was made to stop the technicians from escaping, an airstrike conducted by an unknown military pilot allowed for their escape. As the old saying goes, we must prepare for the worst and hope for the best, and expect that GLA supporters have stolen materials for the construction of a weapon of mass destruction. The battle at Inshas escalated even further when Chinese airborne military officials dropped from the skies to combat the raiding military forces. Centurion tanks were discovered during the battle, and Chinese officials are claiming GLA involvement due to the nature of the attack. That is not to say that the Global Liberation Army has returned to the world's scene from within their borders, but we must be cautious, especially with countries bordering the Zone of GLA Influence. This is Omar Bin Ghazali, and I bid you all a good morning, and a brighter tomorrow.
