News Flash: Unidentified ships illegally intruded upon Nooslandian waters

Urban Ranger · January 18, 2003, 12:33

Noosland coastal patrols intercepted 3 unidentified ships of missile boat size entering Nooslandian wasters at 21:34 local time. The ships resisted when ordered to stop. After a brief firefight one of the intruding ships was sank off the coast of Delo Island. 7 men were rescued from the sea and detained. The other two ships fled our coastal waters NNE at 18 knots an hour. One of our patrol boats sustained light damage.

jdd2007 · January 18, 2003, 13:48

wasnt me ...

Kassiopeia · January 18, 2003, 16:52

Sheepsta has been on the move lately, as the situation at Alecrast can prove; then again, we mustn't forego the chance that someone is taking advantage and trying to set Sheepsta up.

Alex · January 18, 2003, 16:53

Me neither, Tupan is landlocked.

Vlad Antlerkov · January 18, 2003, 18:40

From: Praetor Marius Ovidius, Antlerkovistan Praetorate of Foreign Affairs
To: Noosland

Antlerkovistan denies any affiliation with the unidentified ships, and supports Noosland's right to control its territorial waters.

If our coastal patrols are attacked by two ships of the same size and configuration that you describe, we'll do our best to seize them and hand over their crews to Noosland (after brief interrogation to determine their nationality).

Lawrence of Arabia · January 18, 2003, 18:44

Perhaps they are from CFC

Giovanni Wine · January 18, 2003, 19:08

The Kingdom of Wine Coastal Guards reported to have seen two ships very similar to the ones decribed by noosland near the coast of the Kingdom.

The Royal Navy have been ordered to go there, but the two ships managed to disappear before our destroyers could reach the area.

Saluti

Az · January 18, 2003, 21:22

I think we should take a look at the maps, as to who could carry out this breach.

[hint]
time to participate in the cartography thead, so we could map our nations.

[/hint]

Urban Ranger · January 21, 2003, 01:36

The seven men we captured are either foreign agents or terrorists. Two containers we removed from their posession contain white powder, which has been identifed as Anthrax spores.

Skanky Burns · January 22, 2003, 20:54

The Drunken Macaque coast guards were put on the highest alert following the incident in Noosland. The coast guards reported seeing several pink elephants dancing, and two mermaids (who upon further investigation were believed to be dolphins), but no sign of any unregistered ships.

The government is considering placing 15-Bourbon bounty on the ships in the interests of regional peace.

Odin · January 26, 2003, 23:20

ANTHRAX SPORES!?!

I'll send some special ops to help you guys track these @ssholes down. we have sent a third of our huge and well equiped coast gaurd to help find them. If this is from a CFC nation we should warn them to crack down on terrorists of declare war.

GeneralTacticus · January 27, 2003, 08:44

Centralis will do everything in it's power to assist in finding out who did it, but we urge everyone to keep speculation to a minimum, as we have no evidence and wild accusations will help no-one.

Urban Ranger · February 5, 2003, 05:05

Investigation is still ongoing. Further examination of the spores showed the agent had been crudely crafted, perhaps an indication of it originating from a terrorist organisation.