BREAKING— Following a deadly string of militant attacks in Okhoa over the weekend, Zuhlgan has announced that the referendum on Okhoa’s sovereignty, originally scheduled for May 26, has been postponed, “indefinitely.” Militants, reportedly with the Okhoa Independence Party (OIP), attacked several Zuhlgani military installations killing dozens of Zuhlgani soldiers and injuring scores.
While Krauanagaz condemned the attacks, Secretary of State Darius Korin called Zuhlgan’s decision to postpone the referendum, “impulsive, and brash.” Korin encouraged Zuhlgan to reconsider its decision as unrest spreads rapidly across Okhoa.