DATELINE - 7th September 2015
Late on the evening of Sunday the 6th of September, The International Times received an interesting,
anonymous tip. The tip pertains to a mysterious pamphlet which was discovered in the aftermath of the liberation of Gvozdno by NATO forces.
At roughly midnight IGT, a small British detachment of NATO forces conducted a night assault on the Red Guard occupied town of Gvozdno. The operation went extremely well, and the Red Guard presence was eradicated within two hours of the first gunshot ringing out. After the operation, it is believed that NATO forces found a large amount of the pamphlets seen above, mainly stapled to the doors of residences and places of work.
Initial analysis suggests that the pamphlet is propaganda, produced and distributed by Red Guard operatives under cover of night, however this remains unconfirmed. The meaning of the Russian words underneath the threat remains a mystery. The tip we received also came with the information that the Russian on the back of the pamphlet is actually an old soviet slogan, roughly translated to ;
All Power to the Soviets! For those readers that haven't been keeping up to date with the Chernarussian conflict in these last few months, the seniority of the group known as the Red Guard is mainly composed of veterans of the Soviet era of the Russian Military, and hold similar values.
The International Times will have more on this story as it develops.
Sigmund Barnes - International Times
*Written and developed by PV2 Coburn as a fictional work to support the 506th IR gameplay
