Malatia Warns Neighbours Of Regional War

In a passionate speech to the members of the armed forces, General Hytler, the Supreme Leader and Commander of the Army of Malatia (ARMT), has urged all overseas Malatians to rise up and fight for their rights. He added Malatia will go to war against its neighbours to protect the right of overseas Malatians.

In his speech, General Hytler said, " To all our overseas comrades, your Fatherland is here to fight for your rights. Our army will overcome the mountains, our navy will ride the waves and our air force will rule the sky to secure your security wherever you are."

"We will do whatever we can to defend our Fatherland, and to crush our enemies. The enemy may have defeated our allies in Equanter, but they have not tasted the might of our army. The day of infamy will come when Malatia will reign across this region."

The speech was delivered to 100,000 troops taking part in the Armed Forces Day, and in the presence of diplomats from neighbouring countries.

"It is a chilly warning to the neighbouring states that Malatia has the ability to crush them easily," said a security analyst with Lego Broadcasting Corporation (LBC). 

The Malatian military has about 800,000 men backed by 2,000 tanks and 5,000 armored vehicles. Spearheading the military formation is the elite Joint Special Forces Command (J-SOFC) comprising of 10,000 commandos and 40,000 paratroops from the Rapid Deployment Force.

The Kingdom of Suva, a small state of 200,000 people located in the north of Malatia, is worried about its security. Malatia has accused Suva of threatening its interests by supporting the Equanterian military offensive against the rebels in the Eastern Province. The Kingdom has also deployed 100 of its military officers in Equanter as part of the United Nations Peacekeeping mission in the country.

Suva on the other hand has requested to the Kingdom of Lego for military alliance to ensure its security. The Kingdom of Suva has about 1,800 troops, which is no match against the Malatian war machine.

General Hytler was received by Guards of Honor formation upon his arrival at the Armed Forces Day Parade. Accompanying Hytler is General Gurendi, Commander of Joint Special Forces Division that include the commandos and special para troops.

General Hytler inspecting members of the Malatian Armed Forces. An eerie reminder of the powerful machinery of the Malatian military.