Judging from the number and scale of the Federal Navy installations that now exist throughout the Intaki system, any hopes for a short term deployment seem less likely.
It is as we in the Intaki Liberation Front anticipated.
Reports of significant losses and valid ongoing concerns have been raised by longstanding allies, as have numerous perspectives by interested parties regarding Intaki security in general.
It goes without saying that the resources of the Intaki Prosperity Initiative are available to our friends in I-RED. Response teams from the Intaki Prime Relief Effort stand ready to help any personnel that may need medical attention and have been separated from their respective organisations.
As Suresha of the Intaki Liberation Front, I have been approached for official comment, so I will repeat here what I have told reporters:
The people of Intaki need reassurance, and so the ILF calls upon the Assembly to respond publically.
In her speech, the President said that she had taken advice from the Federal Security Council, the Military Commission, and leading members of the Senate, but there was no mention of the Intaki Assembly as the sovereign local government.
Are we to assume that today’s reported meeting between the Assembly Permanent Bureau and the Federal Marines General is their first official involvement?
Will the people of Intaki receive the explanation they deserve?