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By the eleventh month of {{AN|1733}} the scale of the build up in [[Shirerithian]] forces, evidenced by their [[Sathrati Emergency|reconquest]] of [[Sathrati]], had made it abundantly clear to [[Benacia Command]] and the [[High Presidium of the Benacian Union]], that there would be no prospect of preventing the massive reinforcement of the Imperial Republic in [[Benacia]] from [[Greater | By the eleventh month of {{AN|1733}} the scale of the build up in [[Shirerithian]] forces, evidenced by their [[Sathrati Emergency|reconquest]] of [[Sathrati]], had made it abundantly clear to [[Benacia Command]] and the [[High Presidium of the Benacian Union]], that there would be no prospect of preventing the massive reinforcement of the Imperial Republic in [[Benacia]] from [[Greater Kildare]]. Moreover, the absolute advantage of the [[Imperial Forces]] in naval tonnage and manpower would place the entire coastline of the [[Benacian Union]] at risk of assault from the sea. Defensive counters, such as building up the coastal defence forces and repairing the [[East Wall (defensive works)|East Wall]], were both feared to be insufficient countermeasures. As such, Benacia Command came increasingly to the view that the only chance the Benacian Union had of achieving "[[Endsieg]]" would require immediate action within a rapidly closing window of opportunity. | ||
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By the eleventh month of 1733 AN the scale of the build up in Shirerithian forces, evidenced by their reconquest of Sathrati, had made it abundantly clear to Benacia Command and the High Presidium of the Benacian Union, that there would be no prospect of preventing the massive reinforcement of the Imperial Republic in Benacia from Greater Kildare. Moreover, the absolute advantage of the Imperial Forces in naval tonnage and manpower would place the entire coastline of the Benacian Union at risk of assault from the sea. Defensive counters, such as building up the coastal defence forces and repairing the East Wall, were both feared to be insufficient countermeasures. As such, Benacia Command came increasingly to the view that the only chance the Benacian Union had of achieving "Endsieg" would require immediate action within a rapidly closing window of opportunity.
