[Civillian] With the initial strike within Aurelia being a relatively minor success, the provisional government declares that, once the war either stabilises or ends, that democracy will finally be restored to Kefeon. Riot police are deployed to break up violent riots whilst protests are protected by the rights of citizens and thus the police will prevent counter-protesters from harming people and prevent violent rioting from breaking out. No draft is introduced, though a large amount of propagana is put out to convince people to join the military and some reserves are guarded up to guard Kefeon's territory. Militias are hunted down by the aforementioned riot police and the rationing is ended, bringing the large amounts of food and water provided free back to the populace. The humanitarian resources we traded with Maros for arrive, and are distributed to the areas damaged by the war and the protesters in former Terran territory are pointed out the fact we are still in a partial union with Terra and they are already autonomous. Assassins are blamed on Aurelians trying to sabotage our government to rally support for the war effort and war bonds are established and promoted to the common people. [Warfare] With the initial foothold into Aurelia secured, we send three more cruiser squadrons and five more frigate squadrons to continue the push. Our primary strategy is engaging Aurelian ships from afar with our lasers when possible but, if needed, we rapidly close the gap and use the heavy armour of our ships to survive the close combat. Closing in also means we can use the massive spinal Mass Drivers that could hopefully cripple any ship theyre used against. Ground combat is heavily supported by fire support from space, using orbital nuclear weaponry or precision railgun fire to take out strategic locations and mocking up the remaining forces with our land armies. A task force comprised of 6 corvettes, two frigates and a cruiser is sent to run behind the lines of Aurelia, hunting critical supply convoys or lone ships to cripple any attempt to rapidly respond to our primary offensive.
