Fighting Taking Place in Suvatown

Breaking News: 
Heavy fighting is reported to have taken place inside Suvatown. The international airport, police headquarters, Presidential Palace and the main army base are reported to be under attack. Residents inside Suvatown have reported seeing foreign troops along the streets of the city.

Several explosions were heard across Suvatown at around 2 am this morning.  Residents reported seeing several warplanes flying over the city, and anti-aircraft gun firing into the sky.

"My whole family is terrified. A few of the warplanes flew so low that we could see the pilots. We saw the warplanes dropping bombs on the airport and the nearby police station," said Mr Grumpy Olde, owner of a cafe in Suvatown, in a phone interview.

Unconfirmed reports indicate four large NARTO amphibious warships have berthed at the harbourfront of Suvatown, and thousands of soldiers were seen disembarking from these warships and moving into the city. Two coastal patrol crafts of the Suvanese Navy were reported to be burning at the harbourfront, and several Suvanese checkpoints near the harbourfront left abandoned. 

As of 7 am, heavy battles are reported across the city, and roads towards the Presidential Palace and airport are littered with burning cars. According to witnesses, heavy fighting are concentrated around the government quarter, where the main army barrack and Presidential Palace are located.

There is no news or update from both the Suvanese government or NARTO HQ  in Legotown. However, Radio Suva has reported that the country is under attack from imperialist forces.