The ongoing conflict between Liland and Nittuslania has taken a devastating toll on Liland’s infrastructure, pushing the country into an escalating humanitarian crisis. Reports from aid organizations indicate that hospitals are facing severe shortages of medical supplies, electricity is intermittent, and access to clean water is becoming increasingly difficult for civilians in war-affected regions.

Critical Shortages and Growing Desperation

In Eastern Liland, where the fighting has been most intense, healthcare facilities are on the verge of collapse. Doctors Without Borders in the Plush World (DWB-PW) reported that some hospitals are operating at half capacity due to a lack of medical supplies and staff shortages.

A spokesperson for DWB-PW stated:
"We are witnessing a humanitarian disaster unfold. Without immediate intervention, thousands of civilians will be left without basic medical care, food, and shelter."

Government Response

The Liland government has declared a state of emergency and has called for international aid, urging the Plush World Council to provide immediate relief efforts. Emergency shipments of food and water have been sent to the hardest-hit areas, but officials admit that resources are dwindling rapidly.

Prime Minister Leo Bator addressed the nation, stating:
"Despite the ongoing war, our top priority remains the well-being of our people. We are working tirelessly to stabilize the situation and ensure essential services reach those in need."

International Reactions

Neighboring countries, including Psittacus and Rubrum, have pledged humanitarian aid, while the PWAT alliance has announced plans to send medical teams and logistics support to Liland. However, tensions remain high as the ongoing war makes the delivery of aid increasingly difficult.

Civilians Struggle to Survive

Reports from Feleborough, the capital of Liland, indicate that many citizens have fled to refugee camps set up in the western regions of the country, seeking shelter from the war-torn eastern territories. Aid workers on the ground describe overcrowded camps with minimal sanitation and inadequate food supplies.

The situation remains dire, and without significant intervention, Liland’s civilian population could face even greater hardship in the coming weeks.