CAMANIAN STATES DEPLOYS NAVAL FORCE TO TRACK “SUPER SUB” AS REGIONAL TENSIONS SIMMER

August 30, 2025 | Camania City Dispatch

CAMANIA CITY — In a dramatic show of force, the Camanian States has dispatched 30 Howard Class missile destroyers to patrol the increasingly volatile waters northeast of Europe’s Vietnam, responding to the recent wave of mysterious attacks on merchant vessels across the region. Intelligence sources within the Camanian Defense Council suggest the strikes may be linked to the shadowy ZV Corporation, a non-state actor long suspected of operating a powerful, elusive submarine—colloquially dubbed the "Super Sub."

A picture taken from the deck of the CVDD Denison

Admiral Petra Vosk, Chief Naval Officer of the Southern Command, confirmed in a morning press briefing that the fleet's mission is both protective and investigative in nature. "We are not only ensuring the safety of international trade routes," she said, "but also actively pursuing credible leads on the ZV Corp’s underwater asset, which poses a serious threat to maritime stability."

This strategic deployment places Camania among a growing list of nations taking decisive steps to counter the ZV Corp threat. Other countries have recently expanded naval presence in adjacent waters. Defense analysts suggest this coordinated maritime activity could mark the beginning of a broader regional coalition against corporate piracy and hybrid warfare.

PEACEFUL RESOLUTION IN CAMANIA-CON BORDER DISPUTE

In a surprising yet welcome development, long-simmering border tensions between Camania and neighboring Con have come to a peaceful end following today's closed-door negotiations. A joint statement released this morning confirmed the confirmation of all territorial claims in the disputed region, with both nations agreeing to respect new boundaries.

The refined map of Duo World, now complete with recent border changes

Furthermore, sources report that discussions are ongoing regarding the transfer of military hardware—as part of a de-escalation package. Neither government has disclosed the full details, but the gesture is being hailed as a rare act of military diplomacy in an otherwise tense geopolitical landscape.

MISSING F-30A PHANTOM IIIS: CAMANIA SUSPECTS ILLEGAL TRANSFER TO SOUTH MONKEYS

The Camanian Ministry of Defense has broken its silence on the mysterious disappearance of a full squadron of F-30A Phantom III multirole fighters, missing since early Thursday morning. In a statement released late today, officials confirmed suspicions that the aircraft were likely stolen from MacArthur Air Base in Northern Camania and may now be in the possession of South Monkeys.

The alleged photo of a missing F-30A "Phantom III" Multi-Role Fighter

While South Monkeys has not officially responded to the allegations, Camanian authorities have refrained from issuing sanctions or launching a formal complaint. "At this stage, we are choosing to handle this as an internal security lapse," said Defense Minister Alaric Fenn. "Our focus is on identifying how the breach occurred and ensuring our installations are no longer vulnerable to such incidents."

The government has since initiated a full audit of military base security protocols, with early changes already being implemented across several key airbases. Independent watchdog groups, meanwhile, have raised concerns over how a squadron of cutting-edge fighters could disappear without detection, prompting calls for greater transparency.