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The Multinational Task Force is a task force of members states from IWO and other nations that has played an important role in assisting Lovian authorities during the Burenian invasion of Lovia and its aftermath. MNTF members are assisting in humanitarian, medical, logistical, security and were involved in combat alongside the Lovian National Army and other units fighting the Burenian, Chvarqvian and Tagogese invading troops during the invasion.

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  • The Multinational Task Force is a task force of members states from IWO and other nations that has played an important role in assisting Lovian authorities during the Burenian invasion of Lovia and its aftermath. MNTF members are assisting in humanitarian, medical, logistical, security and were involved in combat alongside the Lovian National Army and other units fighting the Burenian, Chvarqvian and Tagogese invading troops during the invasion.
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  • The Multinational Task Force is a task force of members states from IWO and other nations that has played an important role in assisting Lovian authorities during the Burenian invasion of Lovia and its aftermath. MNTF members are assisting in humanitarian, medical, logistical, security and were involved in combat alongside the Lovian National Army and other units fighting the Burenian, Chvarqvian and Tagogese invading troops during the invasion.
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