EuroTimes Edition X War Bureau Abbreviated Edition

England Diverts Forces to Romania
	Brussels, Belgium (AP)

	The English forces stationed abroad, including those
stationed in Gibraltar
and elsewhere, were dispatched to the Black Sea today,
a move justified by
Prime Minister Sheffield as offering aid to his ally.
Of course, with this
act of war against Romania, the Russians seem to be
Prime Minister
Sheffield's only, if waning, ally. All support for his
actions in England
has bottomed out. If Prime Minister Sheffield does not
agree to cease fires
in Romania and Scotland by the end of the week, we can
expect to see a Vote
of No Confidence to oust him from power in the English
government. The wars
he is conducting go without consent by the Queen or her
subjects; his wars
are illegal, and degrading to the English populous.
Only time will tell
whether or not PM Sheffield will recognize these facts
and declare a state
of peace.

Ukraine Seizes Gibraltar
	Gibraltar, Spain (AP)

	While English forces begin skirmishing engagements
with the Romanians in
the Black Sea, Ukranian air forces and infantrymen are
seizing the British
possession of Gibraltar. With the lack of any air
support by the English
RAF, Gibraltar is not expected to last very long: the
English ground forces
stationed here have taken a heavy beating by the
Ukranian MiGs, and the
Ukranian forces (some 3,000 strong) are preparing to
march in.

Russia Withdraws Support of English Military Actions,
Turns Attentions Southward
	Moscow, Russia (AP)

	The Russian government announced today that it has
revoked support of Prime
Minister Sheffield's war on Scotland and Romania.
Petrov Zinoviev himself
gave a speech this morning, condemning Mr. Sheffield's
actions, and stating
that "...Russia's goals in the European theater have
been achieved, and the
discounted oil prices offered by Scotland are too much
to risk losing by
supporting a  losing cause." Without Russian support,
it is hoped that the
European and American communities will be able to
persuade Mr. Sheffield to
step down his military actions and pay restitution to
the nations which he
has harmed.

Massive Military Buildup in NU Detected
	Brussels, Belgium (AP)

	Military movements have been detected eminating from
Portugal, Ukraine,
Israel, and Romania. Several squadrons of jets have
been relocated to NU
airstrips in Norway, and many ground forces and naval
units have also been
transferred to the western-most nation of the Nordic
Union. It is expected
that an assault on England is imminent if Mr. Sheffield
does not end his
unprovoked attacks.

England Smashes into "Sheffield's Folly"
	Glasgow, Scotland (AP)

	The English First Corps has finally reached the
defensive fortifications
approximately 30 miles in from the origional
Scottish-English boarder. The
fortifications, having been under construction for
months, are the first
encountered by the English which are actually manned by
large numbers of
regular Scottish troops. The English casualties are
high, and the Scottish
troops have given an apt nickname to the
fortifications, "Sheffield's Folly."

Germany Annexes Denmark
	Berlin, Germany (AP)

	With a lack of any response from fellow European
powers, the Danish
government has today, for the second time in little
more than half a
century, surrendered land, military, and sovereignty to
the German
government. The Germans have defended this annexation
with a statement
issued by Mr. Noah Scherrer, "The purpose is that I
feel the threat of the
Comuuinists to my east and the Imperial English to my
west and I feel that if either of the those countries
decides that they want
a position of mainland central
Europe, the country they will be going after will be
Denmark.  Besides it
will be a completely fair
aquisition they will be giving the exact same
representation as the people
of Germany get.  The
people of Denmark will keep the same rights, speak the
same laungauge, and
so forth, but the will be under the protection of the
German military.  I
hope you understand where I am coming from on this
matter."

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