Halland News

DMZ, Halland – Life on the DMZ has been normally quiet, but as of late, members of the Halland Military have been peering on the other side of the DMZ and seeing quite a bit of activity lately.

"We have seen numerous Hallville tanks and military personnel just a few kilometers from us on their side of the DMZ,” stated the Commander of the 1^st Infantry Division.

One sniper team from Halland’s Special Operations (pictured above) was able to spot a Hallville military leader through his rifle scope just after nightfall. That goes to show you just how close the two sides are. The sniper assured that the rifle was not loaded as they have direct orders from the General to remove all magazines unless fired upon or in a state of war to prevent accidental discharges which could escalate tensions.

However, the sniper ...

Halland City, Halland – Over the weekend, thousands of Halland citizens gathered in the city center to protest the Hallville Leader’s actions of handing over Halland Military personnel to HSSR. According to protestors, they’d like to see an end to the current Hallville regime and are putting pressure on General Amongstus to find a solution on returning the dead bodies in addition to returning the remaining soldiers that are currently still held captive.

"The Hallville Leader should be tried as a war criminal”, shouted one protestor. Others were chanting, "Bring our troops home”.

The protest lasted the entire weekend and many Hallville and HSSR flags were set on fire to burn. However, the Halland City Fire Department was on scene as a precaution. Halland’s Headquarters Combat Division (HQCD) had military personnel on site in the event the protest turned unruly. "We didn’t have any issues with ...