Nairobi, East Kenya Province, Victoria-
A series of violent attacks against the Victorian State have been carried out by a terrorist organization using the name Eternal Vigilance. The attacks, spread across Central and North Uganda Provinces, targeted Royal Army bases in the Provinces. Improvised explosive devices were hidden in supplies delivered to several Royal Army bases and detonated after clearing each base’s gates. Dozens of Royal Army soldiers were injured in the blast, and the military has refused to comment on whether there have been fatalities.
In addition to the bombings, Eternal Vigilance has claimed credit for the kidnapping and murder of William al Ramogi, a prominent member of the Judgment Party and cousin to Foreign Minister Grace al Ramogi. William al Ramogi was reported missing on Thursday evening after his car was found abandoned on the side of the road on the outskirts of Dar es Salaam.
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Tula, USSR-
The camera focused in on a man wearing a balaclava and a Ugandan military uniform. Behind him on a wall were hung the flags of Uganda and East Africa. He stood, arms folded loosely behind his back, his gaze fixed somewhere off to the side. There was a moment where the camera was adjusted, then a muffled statement from behind it.
The man turned his attention to the camera and spoke, “We are Eternal Vigilance, and we have struck at the behemoth that is Victoria. We have bloodied their nose, and we have shown that they are not invincible, not able to protect themselves from the will of the people. We have struck the Victorian military, that monstrous thing that has burned and killed so many. And they could not stop us.
“Hear us: The people of Africa have been the playthings of empires for too long. We will not tolerate it anymore. We will be free. All tyrants will be torn down, and all will be put to death.
“We are Eternal Vigilance, and we are the price that will be paid in blood by all despots so that all people can be free.”
The camera faded out on the man, and scenes of the attacks on Victoria were edited in. The video was broadcast first to Victoria, but then widely to the world.
