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Oslobodenia forces conquered Hurbanova from the local government and rapidly expanded towards Sylvania on 27 October. Rebels from Stephen Headland, who claim to be pro-Lovian forces, took over the power from Lovian government in Stephen Headlads and Train Village Plains, in order to secure this region from Il Duce Octavian's expansion. On 27 October, forces from both sides, Oslobodenia and the Southern Cross Movement, met each other at Train Village.

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  • Siege of Train Village
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  • Oslobodenia forces conquered Hurbanova from the local government and rapidly expanded towards Sylvania on 27 October. Rebels from Stephen Headland, who claim to be pro-Lovian forces, took over the power from Lovian government in Stephen Headlads and Train Village Plains, in order to secure this region from Il Duce Octavian's expansion. On 27 October, forces from both sides, Oslobodenia and the Southern Cross Movement, met each other at Train Village.
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  • Oslobodenia forces conquered Hurbanova from the local government and rapidly expanded towards Sylvania on 27 October. Rebels from Stephen Headland, who claim to be pro-Lovian forces, took over the power from Lovian government in Stephen Headlads and Train Village Plains, in order to secure this region from Il Duce Octavian's expansion. On 27 October, forces from both sides, Oslobodenia and the Southern Cross Movement, met each other at Train Village.
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