Operation Broken Chains
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| Operation Broken Chains | |||||||
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| Part of the Final War of the Deluge | |||||||
,_pushes_their_combat_rubber_raiding_crafts_F-580_(CRRC)_off_the_stern_gate.jpg){kind=spacer} Royal Marine Corps infiltration units preparing to land in Varshan from the HMCMS Southern Kingdom, March 12 2022 | |||||||
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| Belligerents | |||||||
 Urcea |
 Varshan | ||||||
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| Royal Marine Corps | Xiquipilli of Western Defense | ||||||
Operation Broken Chains is an ongoing series of operations launched by Urcea's Royal Marine Corps in Varshan. The operation itself consists of a number of raids against Varshan which began on March 12 2022. The Operation is intended to liberate those held captive in slavery in Varshan's western region, to disrupt Varshan's labor supply, and to make contact with local underground resistance elements.
Background
Summary of operations
March 12 Raid
The initial action of Broken Chains occurred in the early morning hours of March 12 2022. Infiltration units, general marine cohorts, and local specialists of the Royal Marine Corps departed West Seneca aboard the amphibious assault ship HMCMS Southern Kingdom for the western coast of Varshan adjacent to West Seneca. Infiltration teams landed ahead of the main forces throughout the region in order to secure a beachhead, after which time they advanced far inland to make contact with the local underground slave movement. Following the establishment of contact, intelligence and supplies were exchanged by the Royal Marine Corps. Infiltration units regrouped five miles inland and were joined by two cohorts of marines outside the city of Dasta-Garaz, in the outskirts of which was a major slave trade camp. At 3 AM on March 12, Royal Marine Corps forces assaulted the camp and defeated the guards there, freeing nearly 500 slaves. The Marines successfully extricated themselves and the slaves to the coast over the next three hours, where landing craft awaited them. Six marines were killed and twelve wounded during the raid, and 432 slaves were freed and removed to West Seneca. Many of the slaves were of Occidental origin and were captured during the Invasion of Cetsencalia.