Sinking of The Lady Kieva
Native name | די לאַדי קיעוואַ |
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Date | March 27, 2020 |
Location | Off the coast of Portsmouth |
Type | Ship sinking |
Deaths | 2,300 |
The Lady Kieva was a Morovan cargo ship which was sunk by the Quebecshirite Portsmouth Fleet on March 27, 2020.[1] The incident occurred near the edges of Quebecshirite territorial waters eleven nautical miles northwest of Portsmouth. The only publicly disclosed information on the incident was presented by the Quebecshirite Administrator for National Defence Émeric Boudreaux. The report alleged that all 2,300 passengers died in the altercation and that Quebecshire was investigating the source of the ship. Boudreaux mentioned the possibility that the ship was sponsored by the Morovan government or a corporation, but these theories have not been proven. The report also stated that no mutual two-way communication was made between the Portsmouth Fleet and the Lady Kieva leading up to and during the incident.
Aftermath
Following the incident the Quebecshirite government announced and held a press report outside the Parliament of Quebecshire.[2] The incident was highly publicized in Morova, including the broadcast of last transmission sent from Frank Ivanovna, the Captain of the Lady Kieva.[3] Émeric Boudreaux has met with Grandmaster André Bellerose and Speaker of the Parliament Lucien LaRochelle since this.[4] Morova also requested reparations of five-hundred million Quebecshirite Credits to distribute to the families of the victims.[5] Terranihil responded to the incident, referring to it as an "unfortunate affair" and discourging escalation.[6]
References
- ↑ "First Quebecshirite Press Report on the Sinking of the Lady Kieva". March 27, 2020.
- ↑ "First Quebecshirite Press Report on the Sinking of the Lady Kieva". March 27, 2020.
- ↑ "Immediate Media Respones to The Lady Kieva in Morova". March 27, 2020.
- ↑ "Boudreaux Meets with Bellerose and LaRochelle". March 27, 2020.
- ↑ "Morovan Demand for Reparations". March 27, 2020.
- ↑ "Terranihilian Response". March 27, 2020.