Operational Briefing for Public Release
Lai Dai Protection Services’ 203rd Combined Asset Protection Regiment continues to evacuate the Kainta Yavaat Transorbital Launch Facility subject to their agreement with the Intaki Assembly.
While some Federal Marines units have redeployed away from the Kainta Tavaat area, GMVA’s Villers Brigade remains deployed near the facility. Our current mission is primarily focused on clearing “disposable autonomous defense, denial and interdiction” or “DADDI” devices that have been widely distributed throughout the region and continue to pose a significant danger to the civilian population. We have also deployed forward observation units to monitor and document LDPS activities at the KYTLF in order to insure that the Intaki government can gain full compensation from Lai Dai for any damage they cause to Intaki infrastructure.
Because of the increasing levels of unrest in urban areas of Intaki Prime, and even reports of armed conflict between factions within the Intaki Militia, GMVA Planetary Forces Command has decided to restrict all personnel on authorized leave from traveling to affected areas. Unfortunately, this means that many Villers Brigade service members have been unable to visit family members impacted by these traumatic events or in some cases to determine their safety during the ongoing unrest.
However, even with the situation unresolved in may urban areas, I am please to report that Villers Brigade troops have been able to reestablish contact with many families located in rural communities hardest hit by OB and LDPS atrocities. Many of our service members have chosen to volunteer during their leave to work along GMVA Civil Affairs and other local Intaki groups providing aid in rebuilding villages and monasteries already starting to rebuild.