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*[[Al-jamāʻah al-Imārātīyah]] (1675–)
*[[Al-jamāʻah al-Imārātīyah]] (1675–)
*Eurani Front of Liberation (1675–)
*{{team flag|Baatharz|flag}} [[Eurani Front of Liberation]] (1675–)
*{{team flag|Suren}} (until {{AN|1691}})
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*{{team flag|Zeed||old}} ({{AN|1695}} – {{AN|1700}})
*{{team flag|Zeed||old}} ({{AN|1695}} – {{AN|1700}})
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Azad Eura

Flag of Azad Eura, first observed in 1728 AN
Founded 1660s
Type Liberation movement
Activities Terrorism, Guerrilla warfare
Engagements

Azad Eura A coalition of small states and resistance movements opposed to the perceived division of Eura into SANE and USSO spheres of influence, and later the subjugation of the entire continent by the Raspur Pact. Core areas of resistance initially activity included Iteru, the Suren lands south of Raspur, the former metropolitan core of Constancia around Vey, and Baatharz.

A series of coordinated offensives by the Trans-Euran Command had brought the movement to the brink of extinction by 1698 AN, and it would be another three decades before Azad Eura would begin to stir from dormancy and form new alliances with the Babkhan Restoration Movement and the Confederacy of the Dispossessed, in anticipation of a renewed effort.

Members