Nearly One Million Under Evacuation Order as Krauanagaz Braces for Potentially Devastating Zuhlgani Attack
Yayyára, Krauanagaz— The streets of Krauanagaz are no longer filled with the usual bustling crowds and vibrant markets that define its cities and towns. Instead, a heavy sense of tension and uncertainty hangs over the nation, particularly in the border regions where nearly one million people, including both citizens and refugees, are being evacuated. As fears of a Zuhlgani attack grow, the mood across Krauanagaz has shifted dramatically— from one of defiance and resolve to one marked by anxiety, apprehension, and a grim readiness for the worst.
In Yayyára, the capital, residents speak in hushed tones and avoid public gatherings as rumors of impending military action swirl. Government buildings are fortified, and key infrastructure points, such as bridges and power plants, are under heavy guard. Military convoys rumble through the streets, moving towards the border regions, where tensions are at their highest. Soldiers in full combat gear patrol busy intersections, their expressions as grim as the mood around them.