Malatia To Launch Missile Tests

Malatian leader General Hytler inspecting the missile tests preparations. at Maltia Air Base.

Malatia will conduct four missile tests within the next 24 hours in preparation for a possible war with Equanter and Legoland.

It is reported two upgraded ULTRA-200 missiles will be launched in addition to the newly launched  surface to air missile (SAM) SM-30, capable of hitting aerial targets of up to 30 km away.

The Malatian government is believed to be preparing for a possible war with regional countries.  Trade and travel sanctions imposed on Malatia by regional countries have been viewed by Malatia as a declaration of war.

It is reported that 4 batteries of SM-30 surface to air missile have already been deployed around the capital of Malatia, Maltia. Another 4 batteries are being manufactured and should be ready within the next 48 hours.  In the meantime, the ULTRA-200 missiles have been put on alert. There are two types of  ULTRA-200 being deployed - surface to surface and surface to air missiles.

About 60 ULTRA-200S (surface to surface version) are already deployed near the border with Equanter. About 2 ULTRA-200A SAM batteries are also deployed near the border with Legoland.