Lego Forces Now Inside Malatia - Heavy Fighting Continues

NARTO forces have captured western Malatia and in some cases, have moved within 100 km from the Maltian capital city of Maltia. 

A NARTO's statement released earlier states: "As of 4 am this morning, the Malatian defence line, known as the Magnito Line, has collapsed. We are now moving towards Maltia."

Thousands of Malatian troops along the border have been killed or captured in the past 72 hours. Malatian sources said that some four divisions of Maltian troops have been pulled back from the border to defend Maltia. 

The fall of the Magnito Defensive Line opens the road for NARTO forces to march towards Maltia. Without air cover, the Malatian defenders are not able to defend their territories easily.  In the past 24 hours, 400 warplanes from NARTO launched an intensive air attacks on Malatian military positions throughout the country. Several Malatian air bases have been destroyed, along with the remainder of the Malatian air force. 

In the western part of Malatia, more than 200,000 Kingdom of Lego troops backed by tanks and armoured vehicles have moved across the border. "The enemy has put up fierce resistance along the Magnito Defence Line. But we are able to overcome their resistance after 72 hours," said Prince Andre Bricks, Commander of NARTO Forces in the West.

In the south, elements of RAFL troops have already landed along the southern Malatian coastal areas. Fighting in the south have concentrated around Cen, a large coastal town located about 120 km from the Malatian capital, Maltia.  

In Malatia itself, more residents are fleeing from the cities to the countryside. Train services from key cities to smaller towns are packed with passengers. Food supply is running low in Maltia, and food rationing has been imposed. There were reports of looting, as many members of the police force went missing. 

News of the fall of the Magnito Line has been dismissed by the Malatian Government as an imperialist propaganda. "We have repelled all enemy forces and the Magnito Line is still standing," claimed a statement released through Radio Malatia.