UMI CRISIS AVERTED BY ALERTFORCE!
Sweden's Ministry of Defense building erupted into flame amid several explosions yesterday, finally collapsing to the ground, and apparently ending the military and geopolitical crisis which has become known as "the UMI war." Shortly after the blast, world communications, electronic traffic, and satellite control, all returned to normal, pre-crisis status. Only when the smoke began to clear, and American Superhero Mantis appeared from out of the rubble, did the connection between the two occurrences become clear.
AlertForce spokesman the Mantis met with reporters on the steps of the neigboring Parliament building shortly after the destruction, and announced that the Swedish government had been overtaken by machines, and had been controlled by the rogue machine entity known as UMI. AlertForce had discovered the plot, which had resulted in thousands of deaths worldwide, as UMI had closed down the flow of information, launched clandestine attacks on most who could oppose it, killing many, and secretly built up military presence in Sweden, with the intent of taking over the globe.
It appears now that world leaders from many nations had been paralyzed by UMI's efforts at preventing information getting to them as to exactly what was going on. The full ramifications of these events remain unknown, but Mantis also indicated that AlertForce had found and destroyed UMI's core systems, and although some of the 5000 might still be operative (and likely innocent of wrongdoing, in light of UMI's control over them), UMI's malevolent activities should be at an end.
Shortly after the Mantis' press conference, announcements from both the Swedish Parliament (called into emergency session) and the United Nations confirmed most of Mantis' account, and established that global normalization of relationships is underway, and steps are being taken to prevent any such occurrences in future.
For months henceforth, authorities will be working to determine exactly how and why this crisis occurred, and the full extent of casualties and damage, but for the moment it appears that the worst of the UMI crisis is over.
One must wonder what might have happened if not for the efforts of a select few "supers" who had previously been branded as vigilantes and likely criminals by many. Speculation is beginning as to how nations, police, and other authorities may view such "supers" from now on.























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