Leaked photos from Al F’rai Prison Camp deal a crippling PR blow to the Western Alliance in the wake of what some are calling “The biggest military scandal in history.”

In early August, a large guerrilla force of over two thousand Peoples Republic rebels overwhelmed the gates of the Prime Minister’s estate, killing him and his family before publicly castrating his body in the street. This act of extreme violence - which has been broadcast through out the world through social media - has left people across the world morally divided; Some say this is rightful justice for a corrupt dictator, while other camps argue the displacement is another short-sighted attempt at foreign control by the Western Alliance.

Many political strategists point the finger at the department of defense, who elected to conduct airstrikes on hybrid civilian/military targets earlier this year, leveling the country’s essential docks and airfields. The result - widespread famine and unrest among the civilian population, out of which gave rise to the People’s Republic.

Following the death of the Prime Minister, the People’s Republic turned their eyes on Al F’rai Prison Camp - A WA-controlled military prison erected prior to the Desert War, tasked with containing terrorists and foreign enemies-of-the-state. The People’s Republic said in an issued statement following the attack,

“We faced no resistance, and found the prison completely abandoned. Captives were left locked in cages, zip tied, with tape on their eyes and face. They said the Alliance soldiers had left over a week ago. Many were not alive…”

In the same statement, the PR brought forth a folder of hundreds of digital images, taken by Western Alliance soldiers of events that occurred at Al F’rai. The contents of these images from what has been released so far includes torture, sexual abuse, and humiliation of inmates. Reports have also circulated that inmates had been found covered in melted ice bags, missing organs however CLDROOM Co. has found no credible evidence to support this claim……

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