AAN World News: U.S Government Announce Deployment of Peacekeeping troops to Takistan

[J. Hill]

AAN World News: U.S Government Announce Deployment of Peacekeeping troops to Takistan

The U.S Government announced today that peacekeeping troops are to be deployed to Takistan after the investigation into the July 12th incident which saw the evacuation from the U.S embassy was concluded.

The incident in question occurred in response to U.S Embassy staff member Mikaela Aubrite fled to the United States after committing manslaughter in Takistan, where Embassy director Neil Barone Taron was found responsible for intervening in the trial of which resulted in Ms. Aurbrite's transfer back to the United States. This sparked outrage and led to protest at the U.S Embassy gates, this protest shortly evolved into a riot and subsequently shots were fired in turn ending in a siege of the Embassy. The site was evacuated however tragically the siege resulted in the deaths of 18 American nationals; several contractors, five Takistani-Americans, two U.S Marines and four Embassy staff.

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin confirmed to the press today that U.S peacekeepers will be deployed to Takistan to conduct peacekeeping operations as ISIS-NT, the terror group responsible for the aforementioned incident, has seen a spike in activity. With pleas of support from Minister Farhad Esme, the call was answered. Troops are expected to arrive in Takistan within the coming weeks.