After receiving heavy criticism for participating in the dangerous sport of Deep-Water Soloing and causing an unnecessary risk to her own life and the presidency, the President released a statement saying.
”Security is there to protect the President from occupation related harm, not to prevent the President from pursuing private interests which may or may not be considered dangerous. Thank you for your attention on this matter”
Ozákla, Zuhlgan— The extreme heatwave that forced the unprecedented postponement of Zuhlgan’s National Direction Conference has intensified on its second day, with meteorological stations recording wet-bulb temperatures reaching 35°C (95°F) for four consecutive hours yesterday— a threshold widely considered incompatible with human survival for extended periods.
Today’s temperatures have already matched yesterday’s highs across both Zuhlgan and Krauanagaz, and forecasters warn that conditions could worsen before a predicted break later this week. The The Zuhlgani Meteorological and Environmental Observation Service (MEOS) has extended its highest-level heat alert through Friday, while Krauanagaz’s National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (ALTA) has issued a stark warning describing the event as “not a typical summer heatwave” but rather “a mass casualty event.”
“The human body cannot cool itself when wet-bulb temperatures exceed 35°C,” said Dr. Halima Vosk, a climate physiologist at the Cordilian Institute of Health Sciences. “Sweating becomes ineffective. Even healthy individuals face organ damage or death within hours. For the elderly, the very young, and those with chronic conditions, the danger begins well below that threshold. Both Zuhlgan and Krauanagaz are now in the kill zone.”
Ozákla, Zuhlgan— The entire southern region of Zuhlgan has lost electrical power, officials confirmed moments ago, as the historic heatwave sweeping across Southern Cordilia finally overwhelmed Zuhlgan’s already strained energy infrastructure.
The blackout, which began at approximately 2:01 PM local time, has affected an estimated 73.12 million residents across Arkavana and Prira Provinces and some areas east of the Ibisiko River, including the capital city itself. The Zuhlgani Ministry of Technical Blessings confirmed the outage in a brief statement, attributing the failure to “unprecedented demand exceeding grid capacity during extreme temperature conditions.”
“Both southern provinces are currently without power,” the statement read. “Crews are assessing the situation, but restoration timelines cannot be provided until ambient temperatures decrease sufficiently for safe repairs. This is a dynamic and dangerous situation.”
The Zuhlgani Health Ministry had not yet released casualty figures for today, but unofficial reports from hospitals across the country reveal a health system already overwhelmed by heatstroke patients suggest the death toll is rising rapidly. One physician at Ozákla General Hospital, speaking before the power cut, described conditions as “apocalyptic.” Some hospitals are now operating on backup generators, but staff warn that fuel will not last indefinitely.
Keylo-Izaakians enjoy a late autumn heatwave as temperatures reach 28C in New Mako. The environment agency is currently preparing for widespread flooding as the heatwave is set to last causing widespread melting of glaciers and the ice cap.
Yayyára, Krauanagaz— Southern Zuhlgan entered the night in total darkness as the historic heatwave intensified across the region, with officials describing the death toll as “catastrophic and rising by the hour.” Emergency services across both Zuhlgan and Krauanagaz are overwhelmed, with mass graves reportedly being prepared in multiple regions as morgues exceed capacity.
The complete power blackout that began this afternoon continues unabated across Arkavana and Prira Provinces and all territories east of the Ibisiko River, affecting an estimated 75 million residents. The Zuhlgani Ministry of Technical Blessings confirmed late this evening that restoration efforts have been suspended indefinitely due to “unsafe conditions for repair crews,” including ambient temperatures that will remain above 40°C (104°F) even after midnight.
“We have never seen anything like this,” said a senior Zuhlgani disaster management official, speaking on condition of anonymity. “The bodies are arriving faster than we can process them. We have actually stopped counting. The death toll will be among the highest in modern history.”
Ikaranara has expressed condolences to the Gulf of Good Omen nations for the ongoing mass-casualty event caused by the heatwave. Ikaranara has already pledged $2,000,000,000 in support for relief efforts, and the Grand Bvarai Church has made a donation of around $500,000,000.
In addition, the Grand Bvarai Church has recommended a 2-week fast for all practitioners of Bvarai in order to calm the spiritual energy related to the event.
BREAKING NEWS
A neutral ambulance got shot by a rocket on theirb road to support the casualties. The Gas is intensitenfied at the border, already 7000 men/women died as soldier for Axia. On the Gas casualties, we estimate it at 10 000 casualties. The villages doesn’t have gas mask and the gas detector got disabled in 2025 for some reason.
By a decree, the official party forced the Alsyat region to enable these.
The program of returning the Semi-Empire is lose. The war forbidden modifications to the constitution…
ANOTHER BREAKING NEWS
Sorry if the information got stopped but a critical information got sended to us, if you live in Alsyat, Arjat or Kyut region, the polxian army use flamethrower to forcing the troops to leave their position because of the heat. Please do not get out of your home, only if your home is invaded by Polxia.
ANOTHER BREAKING NEWS
Bomber got seen by civilian in the Lavande region, theories affirm that they will bomb Lavandeum to “blitz” this war and finally have ruling under this “naughty democraty” remember, 1 week ago, they passed under an absolute monarchy which is bad.
Ozákla, Zuhlgan— A senior aid worker with Krauanagaz-based Doctors Without Borders (NLL) has described vast swaths of Southern Zuhlgan as “ghost towns” in a harrowing satellite phone call received early this morning, painting a picture of near-total societal collapse as the historic heatwave and prolonged power blackout enter their third and second days, respectively.
The aid worker, identified only as “Elena” for security reasons, is one of the few international personnel still operating inside the blackout zone. Reaching this GW via a crackling satellite connection, she described scenes she said she would “carry to my grave.”
“There is no one on the streets,” Elena said. “Not because they have evacuated. Because they are dead. The bodies are inside the homes, they litter the sidewalks, they are in cars where they sought shelter from the sun. The living have stopped moving the dead. There is no one left to do it.”
NLL has confirmed the authenticity of the communication but declined to provide Elena’s full identity or exact location, citing “extreme security risks and the ongoing collapse of civil order” in the affected regions.
According to Elena, in Kurthez, a city of approximately 280,000 people before the heatwave and a suburb of the provincial capital of Lumayyaratal, has been reduced to what she called “a city of corpses.”
“I have walked through war zones. I have seen famine. I have never, ever, seen anything like this,” she said. “The power never came back. The water stopped around 4 AM. By morning, people were drinking from toilets. Now, there is no one left to drink anything. The streets are silent. The only sound is the wind and the flies.”
Elena estimates that in the neighborhoods she has been able to survey, fewer than one in ten residents appear to be alive. She described entire apartment buildings where every visible window is dark, every door closed, and no sound emerges from within.
“I knocked on doors in one building yesterday,” she said. “Fifteen apartments. In twelve of them, no one answered. In two, I found bodies. In one, I found a woman still alive, barely conscious, lying next to her dead husband. She did not know he was dead. She thought he was sleeping. I had to tell her. Then I had to leave her because there was no way to move her and no place to take her that was any safer than where she was.”
Elena reported that traditional burial and cremation practices have completely broken down across Southern Zuhlgan. Religious authorities, who typically oversee death rituals in the Dominion, are themselves among the dead or are unable to reach the affected areas due to infrastructure collapse.
“At first, families tried to bury their own,” she said. “But the ground is baked hard as stone. You cannot dig without machinery. So the bodies were left in the streets or on roofs, covered with sheets or blankets. Then there were too many bodies for sheets. Now the bodies are just… there. Everywhere. The smell is indescribable.”
According to Elena, the Zuhlgani government has not been seen in Kurthez or surrounding towns since the power outage began. No military personnel. No emergency services. No officials of any kind.
“The Divine Committee speaks from the capital emergency center, wherever that is,” she said, her voice trembling with anger and exhaustion. “But they are not here. They have not come. The people of Kurthez have been abandoned by their own government. They died alone, in the dark, without water, without anyone to hold their hands.”
In Krauanagaz, where the heatwave continues to devastate Northern, Central, and South-Central regions, officials have begun using similar language to describe the hardest-hit areas.
“We are seeing ghost towns in the low-lying inland valleys of South Zhzoatal Province,” said a Federation emergency coordinator who spoke on condition of anonymity. “Whole villages where the population has been reduced by half or more. The survivors are walking out, leaving the dead behind, because there is no help coming. Our resources are overwhelmed. We simply cannot reach everyone.”
The Federation’s HHS department confirmed that mass graves are now being prepared in multiple provinces, and that refrigerated truck convoys continue to transport bodies from overwhelmed morgues to temporary storage sites.
“We are not even trying to identify every body anymore,” the coordinator said. “We are photographing them, bagging them, and burying them. We will sort out the records later— if there is anyone left to do the sorting.”
The World Forum has issued an emergency declaration for all of Southern Cordilia, describing the situation as “an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe.” The WF Relief Coalition has begun airlifting supplies to staging areas in Okhoa and southern Krauanagaz, but access to Southern Zuhlgan remains extremely limited due to the complete absence of functioning infrastructure.
“We have aid. We have personnel. We have supplies,” said a WF logistics coordinator. “What we do not have is a way to get them to the people who need them. The airports are closed. The roads are blocked by abandoned vehicles and bodies. The ports have no power to unload ships. We are throwing supplies at a wall and hoping some of them break through.”
NLL has issued an urgent appeal for additional personnel, supplies, and funding, warning that the death toll will continue to rise even after temperatures drop, due to secondary effects including dehydration-related organ failure, disease from decomposing bodies, and the collapse of medical care for chronic conditions.
Elena, the NLL aid worker, concluded her satellite phone call with a message that she asked be broadcast “so the world knows what happened here.”
“The people of Kurthez did not die because of a heatwave,” she said. “They died because their government left them. Because the power grid failed and no one fixed it. Because the water stopped and no one turned it back on. Because when they cried for help, no one came. I am still here because I have a satellite phone and a bag of rice and a bottle of iodine tablets. But I do not know if I will make it out. And if I do not, I want someone to tell my family that I was here. That I saw. That I did not look away.”
The connection crackled and faded. Attempts to re-establish contact have been unsuccessful.
The Zuhlgani government has still not issued any public statement regarding the situation in Kurthez or other affected areas. The World Forum has demanded immediate access for international aid workers and has called for an emergency session to address what several delegates have termed “potential crimes against humanity” arising from the government’s alleged abandonment of its citizens.
For now, Southern Zuhlgan remains in darkness. And in the towns and cities where the power may never come back on, the dead vastly outnumber the living.
“This is not a disaster anymore,” Elena said in her final transmission. “This is an extinction. And we are watching it happen in real time.”
Ozákla, Zuhlgan— Arkava Ga’klar Ibinete IV has broken days of public silence, issuing a brief statement on the catastrophic heatwave and power outage devastating Southern Zuhlgan, in which he acknowledged “the hand of a changing climate” and declared that the Holy Dominion has a “divine obligation to preserve the planet’s biosphere.”
The statement, released through Zuhlgani state media early this morning, marked the first public communication from the Dominion’s leadership since the power blackout began. In measured but somber language, the Arkava described the crisis as “a grievous wound upon the sacred body of creation” and called for “reflection, repentance, and renewal” of Zuhlgan’s commitment to environmental stewardship.
“The earth groans beneath the weight of our excess,” the Arkava said. “The fires of industry have stirred the fires of the sky. What we are witnessing is not merely weather. It is a reckoning. And as keepers of the faith, we are bound by sacred duty to heal what we have harmed and to guard the balance that Zhukvana forged from chaos.”
The statement did not provide specific updates on the death toll, restoration of power, or water access in affected regions. Nor did it address reports from NLL aid workers describing “ghost towns” and mass death in Kurthez and other areas. However, the Arkava asserted that the government had been “working without cease” from Ozákla, where the Divine Committee and senior clergy have been sequestered since the heatwave began.
“The halls of government have not been silent,” the Arkava said. “Nor have they been idle. We have prayed. We have planned. We have marshaled every resource still within our reach. But the scale of this calamity exceeds any mortal preparation. We ask for patience. We ask for faith. And we ask for forgiveness— from the people, from Zhukvana, and from the living world that suffers alongside us.”
The statement concluded with a call for international cooperation on climate resilience, a notable departure from Zuhlgan’s traditionally isolationist posture.
“No nation is an island upon the waters of creation,” the Arkava said. “What afflicts one afflicts all. Zuhlgan will emerge from this trial with renewed resolve to honor our divine obligation— not only to our own people, but to the home that sustains every living soul. The fires of this tragedy must become the forge of a wiser age.”
The World Forum’s envoy to Zuhlgan welcomed the Arkava’s acknowledgment of climate change, calling it “a significant and hopeful statement” while urging immediate action to address the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe.
Krauanagaz has not yet issued an official response to the Arkava’s statement. President Thalira Renkara is expected to address the Federation later today regarding the ongoing crisis.
NLL, the aid organization whose worker described “ghost towns” in Southern Zuhlgan, issued a pointed rejoinder: “Words of divine obligation are welcome. Deeds of human obligation are required. The people of Zuhlgan cannot drink a statement. They need water, power, and rescue— now.”
The Weissersteiner Empire has expressed deep concern and solidarity with countries around the Gulf of Good Omen currently experiencing the historic heatwave. Chancellor Friedrich Müller expresses his solidarity with the peoples of southern Cordilia, and affirms that Weisserstein stands ready to assist and supports all efforts to protect those most at risk.
Weisserstein has pledged $1,000,000,000 in relief efforts. Many private donors, such as the Weissersteiner Emperor, have also raised an additional $30,000,000 donation to NGOs such as the NLL.
The Jazeeran government has expressed solidarity and condolences to the countries affected, pledging $500,000,000 in relief efforts, with private donors, such as the Emir of Jazeera, raising an additional $10,000,000.
After an emergency parliament session, Aretia has pladged $2,500,000,000 towards supporting relief efforts related to the heatwave in Southern Cordillia. The Empire has also offered to send aid workers and military units who would assist with distribution of supplies and evacuations.
The Tylian Church has also announced they will be raising money from private citizens and give 10% of religious grants and donations towards supporting the relief effort. The Emperor Philipos II has donated additional $20,000,000, expressing his deep concern with the fate of the people in the affected areas.
The Tylian Church has also announced it will be holding prayers for the souls of those who died due to the disaster and lives of those still struggling, as well as sermons on the importance of caring for “Tyl’s creation” and all of our “brothers and sisters”.
An anonymous member of the government had stated “This is an event of apocalyptic proportions. It has opened a lot of eyes here in Aretia and pushed us all to action. If not for the suffering it brought, I would believe it as a sign from the heavens. May the Prophet guide us, and especially the leaders from the affected states, in these times of trial.”
(OOC: @Kobegr01 if you wanna mention anything about Aretian stuff in your posts you are free to do so. Even kill some aid workers for the plot.)
Record turnout at the annual New Mako Straights swim as 28,000 people swim the straights between New Mako and Izaakston. The large turnout has largely been attributed to excellent weather as temperatures hit an unusually high 31C in New Mako amidst a regional heat wave.
Many key Keylo-Izaakia figures made the swim, including President Blanc, Empress Astrid and her husband Hugo, the Ma’Kaui state premier Whale Whisperer, the entire Keylo-Izaakian Rugby team and pop icon Una Kissa.
Fihami’s Coron’shi has exercised her “Crisis Powers” to organize the delivery of 100 tons-worth of grid-lined paper to nations affected by the heatwave in what citizens are calling “a gross misunderstanding of nature”.
Activation of the “Crisis Powers” allows the Coron’shi to circumvent the Ha’Coron’ in times of need, usually when the Ha’Coron’ is unable to act in a timely manner to a developing crisis. The last activation of “Crisis Powers” was used in 1446, when Ha’Coron’ Korinei was killed in a surfing incident during the major storm of that year. The Coron’shi, Korinei’s daughter Lana Ifiki’a, used the Crisis Powers to manage disaster resources and lead the island until a new Ha’Coron’ was selected.
“I was told that they ran out of grid lined paper. I didn’t know what an electric grid was until just today!” The Coron’shi responded to heavy criticism on national television earlier this morning.
PARLIEMENT OFFICIAL VOTES
L409 is the law that accept the sending of potential bombs, army and tanks on defenses against a rebellion
Their was 586 members on the 587.
FOR : 430
AGAINST : 156
ABSTAIN : 0
Not here : 1
Law on sending aid to Southern Cordilia related to the heatwaves. The 587 voters was there.
FOR : 184
AGAINST : 204
ABSTAIN : 199
Kliegme, while not facing a heat wave like the Cordillian States, has approved measures to reduce the effects of a potential heat wave on the agricultural sector.
Tirtallaza, Krauanagaz— A Krauanagazan defense contractor has been secretly providing weapons, tactical training, and logistical support to the Takaran Defense Front (TDF), a Mitalldukish paramilitary group operating in contested regions of eastern Mitallduk, according to an investigation by The Scope
The contractor, Veridian Dynamics Solutions (VDS) , a mid-tier defense firm based in Tatallap with lucrative Federation government contracts, has allegedly been funneling surplus military equipment and private security personnel to the TDF since late 2025, bypassing federal export controls and potentially violating Krauanagaz’s own arms embargo on non-state actors in Mitallduk.
The revelation threatens to ignite a political firestorm in Yayyára, coming just weeks after President Thalira Renkara publicly condemned Zuhlgan’s military involvement in Mitallduk and pledged to “uphold the integrity of all arms control frameworks.”
The Takaran Defense Front is a relatively new but rapidly expanding paramilitary faction operating in the chaotic borderlands between Krauanagaz, Mitallduk, and Zuhlgani-influenced territory. Unlike the TPA-PV coalition, which controls much of western and northern Mitallduk and has formally aligned with Zuhlgan, the TDF presents itself as a “popular resistance movement” fighting against both Zuhlgani expansion and what it calls “foreign exploitation by any power.”
In practice, sources describe the TDF as a loosely organized militia with a fluid command structure, drawing support from disaffected Mitalldukish nationalists, former military personnel, and— according to the documents obtained by this investigation— external backers seeking to destabilize the region without leaving fingerprints.
“The TDF is not a unified force,” said Dr. Halvek Risan of the Cordilian Institute for Strategic Studies. “It is a banner under which multiple armed groups operate. Some are genuine resistance fighters. Others are criminal enterprises. And some are proxies for interests that do not wish to be named.”
Ozákla, Zuhlgan— The historic heatwave that has devastated Southern Cordilia for nearly a week is finally showing its first signs of abating, meteorologists confirmed this morning, as cooler air begins to push in from the Cordilian Sea and Gulf of Good Omen. However, officials warn that the crisis is far from over, with the death toll continuing to rise and the full scope of the catastrophe still unknown.
ALTA, Krauanagaz’s National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, reported that temperatures in the hardest-hit regions— including Tatallap, Yayyára, and South Zhzoatal Province— have dropped from their peak of 48°C (118°F) to a still-dangerous 38°C (100°F). The Zuhlgani Meteorological and Environmental Observation Service confirmed similar cooling in Ozákla and surrounding areas, with the capital recording 40°C (104°F) this morning after five consecutive days climbing above 44°C before 12 PM.
“This is not relief. This is the beginning of the end of the worst phase,” said ALTA lead forecaster Mira Kevzhal. “Temperatures will remain dangerous for several more days. But the lethality window— the wet-bulb conditions that made survival impossible— has finally closed. The killing has stopped. The dying has not.”
The west ice sheet on the Iceborn Mountains collapses after a prolonged heatwave in the region. The ice sheet had been in retreat for 30 years due to climate change, however the sudden catastrophic collapse had caught scientists off guard. Meanwhile heavy flooding downstream around Blancopolis and Izaakston is causing widespread disruption.
Alkantara, Krauanagaz— The Krauanagazan Health Department has released a preliminary report identifying dozens of localities where the heatwave mortality rate reached or exceeded 50 percent, including multiple communities where every single resident perished— a finding government officials described as “unprecedented in the nation’s history.”
The report, delivered to the Joint Committee on Disaster Response earlier today, catalogues the devastation across the hardest-hit provinces of south Zhzoatal, North Luanapríg, and the low-lying inland valleys of Krautallaz. According to the document, which remains subject to revision as search teams continue to access remote areas, at least 23 localities have experienced 100 percent mortality— meaning no surviving residents have been found.
“A 100 percent mortality rate in a populated area is not a disaster,” Federation Health Secretary Alara Vezhkal said at a somber press briefing. “It is an extinction event at the community level. These places are not recovering. They are gone. The people who lived there are gone. Their stories, their traditions, their knowledge— all of it, erased.”
The report, which is based on preliminary door-to-door assessments conducted by FEMA teams and military personnel, provides the first official accounting of the heatwave’s catastrophic human toll at the local level.
23 localities (villages, hamlets, and small towns) identified with 100 percent mortality. In these areas, every resident regardless of age, health status, or access to shelter perished during the heatwave.
78 localities with mortality rates between 75 and 99 percent. In these communities, survivors number in the single digits or low dozens, with most reporting the loss of entire family units.
214 localities with mortality rates between 50 and 74 percent. Many of these are larger towns where partial infrastructure, such as a functioning well or a generator-powered cooling center, allowed some residents to survive while their neighbors died.
The Emeraldian Ministry of Defence has confirmed that 37 Service Members in Krauanagaz have died due to the Southern Cordilia Heatwave, with 7 of these deaths the result of a Helicopter Crash while assisting KFEMA Efforts, according to investigators, the Helicopter’s Electric’s had partially fried in the intense heat and humidity, alongside the general degradation of other vital components, chief among these being the melting of a vital coolant line, which combined with faulty electronics, meant that the Pilot and Copilot were entirely unaware of their Helicopter’s overheated engine. Another Helicopter of the same Regiment was flying alongside the doomed Helo and thus had the unfortunate role of viewing the demise of their fellow ESH-20. According the pilot of the other Helicopter, he personally saw the other helicopter’s engine suddenly give out, plunging the vehicle into the ground with all 4 of it’s crew and the 3 Medic’s onboard. Their remains were very quickly recovered a short time later. The Helicopter Involved belonged to the 26th Cavalry Regiment, while the 3 Medic’s were apart of the 21st Medical Brigade.
All 37 Deceased Service Members are to be buried with full Military Honors at either the Royal Military Cemetery in Starton, or another specified Cemetery per either last wishes or wishes of Next of Kin. Joining the 37 Deceased Active Duty personnel are 9 Deceased KCW Veterans who had moved to Krauanagaz, among that number including two Royal Medal of Honor Recipients.
At the wishes of the Family of the deceased, all have thus far remained anonymous and their names not released to the General Public.