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Operation Emerald

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Operation Emerald was a defense operation performed by Oured Capital District Air Command in response to a Yuktobanian terrorist attack Apito International Airport in Osea. The attack, involving multiple fighter aircraft as well as transports carrying tanks and troops, was carried out simultaneous to an attack on Bana City, which Capital Air Command responded to with Operation Wisdom.

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All terrorists killed, captured, or escaped

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Numerous civilian casualties All forces destroyed or neutralized Some security casualties

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Operation Emerald was a defense operation performed by Oured Capital District Air Command in response to a Yuktobanian terrorist attack Apito International Airport in Osea. The attack, involving multiple fighter aircraft as well as transports carrying tanks and troops, was carried out simultaneous to an attack on Bana City, which Capital Air Command responded to with Operation Wisdom. The two attacks were carried out in retaliation for the Dresdene terrorist attack, believed to have been carried out by the Osean Wardog Squadron. Wardog, stationed at Oured for a hearing related to the attack, assisted in either Operation Wisdom or Emerald while the Capital District Air Defense Squadron assisted in the other. The squadron that joined Operation Emerald annihilated all Yuktobanian forces in and around the airport.

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