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RP: Pleas for Aid

The SAFP would see the nuking of Aurora, presumably by Blayredeshia, as a tragedy. Nevertheless, they would still see an opportunity in the situation to make their fight against Blayredeshian forces considerably easier. Recently, an alliance between Demira, Schwypia, and Basaran had formed, presumably as an alliance against Blayredeshia. The leaders of the SAFP would see this as an opportunity to gain increased aid against the Blayredeshians. Messages would be sent to the leaders of these nations, pleading them to send aid in any form, be it troops, equipment, training, etc. These messages would also mention that this aid would be used to defend the SAFP against the Blayredeshians, preventing them from spreading their hegemony to other continents helping make them easier to contain on their own continent.

RP: Continued Asalskayan Offensive

The Asalskayan offensive that had been going on would continue, with Soviet troops marching dozens of miles every week. Nationalist forces in Asalskaya would begin deserting en masse, many defecting to the Soviets. Many Nationalist troops in Asalskaya would also begin mutinying, with some small pro-soviet rebellions popping up throughout Asalskaya. Within a few weeks, the Soviet exclave in Aslosgrad would be connected with the main force, and the Nationalists in Asalskaya would continue their rapid retreat. It would be expected that Asalskayan surrender was not far away, and many troops on that front would begin moving to the Blayredeshian front and the other Nationalist front.

RP: Szabó's Arrest

With József Szabó continuing to cause unrest, strikes, demonstrations, etc., the Nationalist government would order for his arrest. Shortly after, József Szabó would be arrested while out for a walk. However, this arrest would be caught on camera, and videos of it would spread like wildfire. The strikes and demonstrations would get more intense, with some becoming increasingly violent. Riots would also become prevalent, leading to Nationalist police beginning to violently suppress the unrest. This would only make the terrible situation worse, and it would seem that a full scale rebellion was near.