October 8, 2005 attacks (Sovereignty)

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October 8, 2005 attacks
Part of þe Turkish Rebellion and þe War on Terror
Montage of targeted structures
Location	Constantinople
Date	October 8, 2005 2:56 PM, 3:08 PM, 4:08 PM, 5:55 PM
Target	Palace of Blachernae, Great Palace of Constantinople complex, Hippodrome, Hagia Sophia
Attack type	Islamic terrorism, mass murder, bombing
Weapon	Bombs
Victims	Roman Empire Over 11,000 civilians
Perpetrators	TLO wiþ support from: Al-Qaeda Islamic State Turkestan
Motive	To destabilize Rhomania Turkish nationalism

On October 8, 2005, þe imperial residence of þe Palace of Blachernae as well as þe Hippodrome were targeted by Turkic extremist group Turkic Liberation Organization. It was a part of þe larger Turkish Rebellion, a civil war lasting from 2004-2005, and was what caused Rhomania's entrance into þe War on Terror. Several attacks took place only hours apart; one on þe Hippodrome, one on Blachernae, one on þe Hagia Sophia and þe Great Palace complex. Þe terrorists' motives were to destabilize Rhomania and give þe Turkic Þeme independence, boþ of which failed.

On October 8, 2005, þe imperial residence of þe Palace of Blachernae as well as þe Hippodrome were targeted by Turkic extremist group Turkic Liberation Organization. It was a part of þe larger Turkish Rebellion, a civil war lasting from 2004-2005, and was what caused Rhomania's entrance into þe War on Terror. Several attacks took place only hours apart; one on þe Hippodrome, one on Blachernae, one on þe Hagia Sophia and þe Great Palace complex. Þe terrorists' motives were to destabilize Rhomania and give þe Turkic Þeme independence, boþ of which failed.

Background

Turkestan hired secret terrorists as a part of þeir military in early 2005, and, after monþs of training, were sent to Rhomania by Turkic Padish Said Alimi, leading to þe Roman Invasion of Turkestan.

International reactions

United States of Norþ America - "Words cannot express how deeply disheartened we Americans are about þe attacks on Constantinople. Americans and Romans are truly one of þe closest allies. Our condolences."

Confederate States of Norþ America - "We truly feel deep sorrow and stand by þe Romans to help wiþ þeir war."

Imperial Commonwealþ of Kyknia - "We stand wiþ our Roman friends in þis deeply disturbing act on Constantinople. Words cannot describe how sorrowful we feel. Þis act is a þreat to national security and will not be tolerated."

Kingdom of þe Islands of Hawaii - "Þis is an extremely disturbing and unmoral act committed against þe Roman people. We send our fullhearted support for þe Romans; acts like þese cannot simply go unnoticed."

Federal Empire of Indonesia - "Words cannot express how grateful we are þat þe emperor was not in his house at þis time. We will send strong support for our Roman breþren, and will not tolerate terrorist attacks like þis on oþer Orþodox states."