Following the events of last year’s incursion, the landscape around Anniston, Alabama, has shifted yet again. The Coalition of Sovereign Territories (COST) has re-established full control of the region and resumed operations at the munitions plant. The facility, a linchpin in the Coalition’s logistical network, is now operating at full capacity, churning out critical ammunition supplies for the ongoing conflict.
Despite the renewed stability, the political and economic tensions surrounding the plant have escalated. Sierra Dynamics (SD), a powerful private military and industrial conglomerate, has set its sights on acquiring the facility. Representatives from SD have been in direct negotiations with COST leadership, but the talks have grown increasingly strained. According to insiders, the Coalition has flatly refused all offers, emphasizing the plant’s strategic importance to their war effort. Recent intelligence suggests that Sierra Dynamics is not willing to take no for an answer. Read More »