Manchuria-Liao War: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
>Cheeseknife07 |
>Cheeseknife07 mNo edit summary |
||
| Line 9: | Line 9: | ||
== Attacks on Songyuan == | == Attacks on Songyuan == | ||
At approximately 15:00 CEST, Liao forces attacked the small Manchurian town of Songyuan. This attack was condemned by the international community, with many Manchurian foreign allies and foreign volunteers arriving to defend the town. Within the hour, Liao forces were driven back. Liao raiders threatened to return in force, though no further attacks materialised for the next hours. | At approximately 15:00 CEST, Liao forces attacked the small Manchurian town of Songyuan. This attack was condemned by the international community, with many Manchurian foreign allies and foreign volunteers arriving to defend the town. Within the hour, Liao forces were driven back. Liao raiders threatened to return in force, and resorted to flaming the chat with anti- Manchurian and anti- western messages, though no further attacks materialised for the next hours. | ||
[[File:2019-05-19 15.41.33.png|left|thumb|220x220px|Manchurian forces observing the road to Jilin, awaiting further attacks. Note the griefing done by Liao raiders in the background]] | [[File:2019-05-19 15.41.33.png|left|thumb|220x220px|Manchurian forces observing the road to Jilin, awaiting further attacks. Note the griefing done by Liao raiders in the background]] | ||
== First siege of Jilin == | == First siege of Jilin == | ||
Following the attacks on Songyuan, Manchuria organised a retaliation strike on the Liao capital of Jilin. Volunteers form (x,y,z) participated in the attack. | |||
Revision as of 18:04, 19 May 2019
The Great War Against Liao
Template:WarText
Attacks on Songyuan
At approximately 15:00 CEST, Liao forces attacked the small Manchurian town of Songyuan. This attack was condemned by the international community, with many Manchurian foreign allies and foreign volunteers arriving to defend the town. Within the hour, Liao forces were driven back. Liao raiders threatened to return in force, and resorted to flaming the chat with anti- Manchurian and anti- western messages, though no further attacks materialised for the next hours.
First siege of Jilin
Following the attacks on Songyuan, Manchuria organised a retaliation strike on the Liao capital of Jilin. Volunteers form (x,y,z) participated in the attack.