Mastistan/The Accord of Universal Liberation

The Accord of Universal Liberation (AUL) was an Islamic extremist group founded in Mastistan in 197[?]. Their headquarters were intercepted by the Masa government in 1996 and the last known member was found in 2004.
== History ==
=== Founding ===
=== Rise in Power and Foreign Attacks ===
=== The Kindergarten Incident and Interception ===
=== Aftermath ===
== List of AUL-Related Incidents ==
=== Mastistan ===
Date 	Location	Casualties 	Notes
March 6th, 1981 	Jesova 	0 deaths, 3 police officers injured 	Unknown AUL member throws a grenade at a police station.
March 10th, 1981 	Jesova 	No deaths or injuries 	Unknown AUL member fires upon a police car in the center of the city.
April 5th, 1981 	Jesova 	No deaths or injuries 	AUL member breaks the windows of a police station during the night and fires upon multiple desks.
June 14th, 1981 	Jesova 	0 deaths, 5 people injured, driver injured severely. 	Two AUL members gun down a truck heading to a local supermarket, leading to it crashing into a building.
June 16th, 1981 	Jesova 	No deaths or injuries. 	Another truck is fired upon by AUL members, though this time it makes it away safe.
June 21st, 1981 	Jesova 	No deaths or injuries. 	An AUL member is spotted bashing car windows in a parking lot.
October 5th, 1981 	Jesova 	No deaths or injuries. 	Three AUL members spotted breaking into cars and leaving leaflets inside.
October 8th, 1981 	Jesova 	No deaths, 2 injuries. 	An AUL member fires upon a group of people before running away.
January 3rd, 1982 	Jesova 	No deaths, 1 cashier injured 	AUL members raid multiple convenience stores, taking money and stealing random products on sale.
May 11th, 1982 	Jesova 	1 death, 12 injuries 	AUL members throw grenades at multiple buildings.
May 16th, 1982 	Jesova 	No deaths or injuries. 	AUL members destroy the windows of multiple cars.
May 18th, 1982 	Jesova 	No deaths, 1 severely injured 	AUL members forcibly enter an apartment building and drag a family outside, severely beating the father.
May 22nd, 1982 	Jesova 	No deaths or injuries. 	An AUL member is spotted breaking into a garage and looting multiple things from it.
May 26th, 1982 	Jesova 	No deaths, 1 severe injury, 4 light injuries 	AUL members throw grenades at multiple police cars over the day.
May 27th, 1982 	Jesova 	No deaths, 1 severely injured 	Three AUL members beat an elderly man.
June 10th, 1982 	Jesova 	No deaths or injuries. 	AUL members rob a convenience store.
June 15th, 1982 	Jesova 	No deaths or injuries. 	AUL members steal a van that was heading to a local store. The van is later found abandoned in a ditch, empty.
June 23rd, 1982 	Jesova 	No deaths or injuries. 	AUL members break the windows on a Christian-owned store.
July 8th, 1982 	Jesova 	No deaths, 1 minor injury from a police officer 	An AUL member is spotted breaking into a store; he is tackled and arrested by police.
July 14th, 1982 	Jesova 	No deaths or injuries. 	Two AUL members fire upon a driving police car but the car doesn't receive any major damage.
August 20th, 1982 	Jesova 	No deaths, 1 minor injury 	AUL members fire upon a police officer from a hiding spot in some bushes; they are caught and imprisoned.
August 21st, 1982 	Jesova 	No deaths, 1 severe injury, 2 minor injuries 	AUL members fire upon two police cars, leading to one of them crashing into a telephone pole.
August 22nd, 1982 	Jesova 	No deaths, 1 severe injury, 4 minor injuries 	AUL members fire upon multiple police officers and a police car.
August 23rd, 1982 	Jesova 	1 death, 2 major injuries 	AUL members throw a grenade at a police car, but it misses and hits a pedestrian car.
August 25th, 1982 	Jesova 	No deaths, 1 minor injury 	An AUL member fires upon a police officer.
September 29th, 1982	Jesova 	No deaths or injuries. 	AUL members throw mud and trash and sets fire to the same Christian-owned store as the target of the June 23rd incident.
October 5th, 1982 	Jesova 	No deaths, 3 minor injuries 	AUL members throw multiple trash bags at cars passing by, breaking multiple windows and causing other damage to the cars.
October 8th, 1982 	Jesova 	No deaths or injuries. 	AUL members throw two grenades and multiple trash bags into the same Christian-owned store again, causing major damage, though no one was injured as the shop had been left empty at most times due to it's previously received damage.
July 14th, 1988 	Iles 	33 deaths 	Masavia Flight 1128 was heading from Iles International Airport to Mawpolitia Airport in Mastistan with 30 passengers and three crew. The plane took off just before sundown at around 8:03 pm without delays or abnormalities. Around 8:12 pm, an explosion, caused by an in-flight bombing, suddenly ripped through the aircraft. A hole opened in the left side and cut through the wing, making it bank steeply and fall towards the ground below. The plane crashed in a field at the edge of the city, just shy of any buildings. All 33 people on board were killed. Debris falling from the explosion additionally damaged a parked car and three apartment roofs.
January 10th, 1989 	Gonesta 	1 death, 2 serious injuries 	Masa Air Flight 204 was heading from Gonesta International Airport to Thomas R. Schneedly International Airport in New Stafford, Menneria with 160 passengers and six crew. At the start of the flight, three men stormed the cockpit of the plane and dragged out the first officer. Passengers reported they beat him repeatedly several times throughout the flight. The men started threatening the captain, commanding that they fly the plane. The captain questioned their decision by asking for a destination they had in mind, but the men insisted they take control. In anger, they beat up the captain of the plane. Flight attendants noticed the scene in the cockpit and rushed to drag away the hijackers and subdue them. The badly injured captain used this time to call ATC in an attempt to fly back into Gonesta and call for police to storm the aircraft. One of the men broke free from a flight attendant and managed to obtain the plane's fire axe and began to threaten the captain with it. The captain was preparing to surrender his seat when a flight attendant came from behind and attempted to remove the axe from his hands. Others did the same as the other two men tried to counteract this move. During the fight, the captain successfully landed back in Gonesta, but a flight attendant's neck was partly sliced by the axe. This flight attendant, Samal Koulin, later died of his injuries at just 37 years old. Police stormed the plane and arrested the three hijackers, determined to be affiliated with the AUL. The first officer and the captain were hospitalized due to their injuries. After the attack, Mastistan and Cynetia improved their aviation security to prevent a similar event from happening again. The crew, including Samal Koulin posthumously, were awarded for their heroism on the flight. A display in the National Museum of Aviation in Jesova commemorates them as well.
February 15th, 1991 	Jesova 	Two injuries (1 related death years later) 	While driving in Jesova, moderate-left Masa politician and Minister of the Interior, Yoref Almak, had his car fired upon by an AUL member. His left arm was shot and one of the tires deflated, sending the car off the road, slamming into a parked car and landing into a tree. Both him and his driver suffered injuries, with Almak's being serious. These injuries eventually lead to his death from a stroke in 1998. Yoref Almak was also a strong opponent of Islamic unity.
June 9th, 1991 	Lora 	21 deaths, 31 injuries 	Two cars, supposedly driven there prior, blow up parked near a junction in Lora. This is followed by 7 AUL members rushing into the junction and shooting at oncoming traffic, soon joined by an 8th member. After a two minute shootout in which 13 cars were fired at and 8 people were injured, the AUL fighters break into an apartment building on the junction. They first beat an old man on the entrance floor of the building before moving up the stairs, where they knock on doors and bash multiple open, shooting into the apartments and throwing grenades. On their way up they also break all the windows on the way up and throw a women on the stairs out of one of the windows. Upon making it to the 4th floor, they bash open a door into another apartment and rush in, firing up on a family of 6 and throwing multiple grenades into the rooms and the toilet. Afterwards they break a window in the kitchen and make it on the roof, from which they throw grenades on to the open street and at arriving police cars. Once sufficient police had arrived, the attackers would all be captured, five already dying during fighting and the rest executed later. Overall, 8 people were injured in the junction shootout, 23 injured and 9 dead in the apartment raid and further 3 pedestrians and 4 police officers killed from grenade blasts on the street.
1993 	Jesova 	Two injuries (including the perpetrator) 	An AUL member broke into the President's Palace and shot at one of the guards. He fired a grenade that fell into a room with no occupants before he was tackled by the guards and "accidentally shot due to heavy resistance". This attack was revealed through files released in 2011.
October 10th, 1994 	Alasite 	49 deaths (32 children, 9 AUL members, 4 teachers, 3 policemen, 1 driver)	15 AUL members entered a major intersection in Alasite and began firing at cars. One gunshot fatally injured a 70-year-old man. Once the police were approaching, they retreated and hid out in a kindergarten. They held the teachers at gunpoint and made them agree to hide out there, forcing teachers and students to hide in a basement. Police and AUL member had a fight involving gunfire and grenades in the building. Eventually, AUL members threatened the children's lives if the police kept pursuing them. While most listened, some didn't hear them among the chaos, and due to this, the AUL opened the basement and fired at the teachers and children there. 24 children and three teachers died in the final shooting while the rest died earlier except for one child that got lost in the evacuation and died. Three policemen and nine AUL members died in the conflict. The six surviving AUL members were later executed.
January 18th, 1996 	 	370+ deaths (Over 250 Masa troops and over 120 AUL members) 	After intense planning, over three thousand Masa troops with artillery, tanks, and armed helicopters descended upon the intercepted AUL headquarters. After the fighting, Operation Pacification begun to scout AUL members. Over 250 more members were identified and either shot during fighting or arrested before 1999, when the government declared the organization defunct. Though other members have been spotted since then, with the last one found in 2004.
 	 	 	
=== Cynetia ===
Date 	Location 	Casualties 	Notes
November 20th, 1986 	Matoria City	No deaths, two injuries 	AUL members smashed several store windows around downtown Matoria City before being caught by police.
April 29th, 1987 	Riverbend 	1 death, 3 injuries 	A 68-year-old man died after being shot at in his car in Riverbend on the night of the 29th. The bullet hit his faulty heart. Three others were injured from gunshot wounds in the incident. Upon investigation, this man was found to be an AUL member.
May 14th, 1987 	Drivore 	8 deaths, 15 injuries (7 excluding perpetrator) 	Bombs were detonated at a restaurant beside an apartment in Eastern Drivore in the afternoon. Six died inside the building while a seventh person was shot. The perpetrator died from a self-inflicted gunshot trying to escape police. This was the deadliest AUL attack outside of Mastistan. It prompted Cynetia to launch a "government watch", create an archive of AUL-related and AUL-suspected attacks, and to help Mastistan take down the organization.
May 23rd, 1987 	Riverbend 	None 	A man arrested for illegally crossing the Cynetia-Mastistan border was investigated and suspected to be an AUL member. A briefcase was found close to where he was arrested on the bank of the Masa River at Rowland Park containing several guns and grenades.
June 2nd, 1987 	Retnopi 	1 death, 5 injuries (only death was the perpetrator) 	Several pedestrians and drivers were shot at in a small intersection. When the perpetrator was pursued by police, he died from a self-inflicted gunshot to escape them.
June 15th, 1987 	Drivore 	1 injury 	A man in Drivore was reported brandishing a gun around several pedestrians. Once police caught up to the man, he fired a shot at an officer, injuring his leg. He kept shooting with misfires before being successfully arrested. Upon investigation, the man was found to be an AUL member.
September 29th, 1988	Yibble 	None 	A man was reported hiding out in the house of Ada Winston, inside her basement. Upon further investigation, police found several guns and grenades that were Kelovian-branded, as well as a large map of Mastistan. This was the first foreign incident leading to a suspicion of the AUL having Kelovian support.
August 17th, 1990 	Matoria City	5 deaths (6 including the perpetrator). 3 life-threatening injuries, 6 regular injuries	An AUL member drove a car through a major intersection in the East Harbor District, bumping into multiple cars, and then crashing into a telephone pole. The car exploded after crashing into the pole. It was later found the explosion was purposeful as a half-exploded rigged explosive was found inside the engine of the car.
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