It did not say how far the warships were from the island’s coast. It added that they “departed from our response zone” in a southeasterly direction off the port city of Suao, which is home to a major Taiwanese naval base. The Ministry of National Defence said in a statement late on Tuesday that the Russian frigates had been seen “sailing from south to north in the waters off our eastern coast” as of 11pm local time (15:00 GMT). Though we have translated the general rules for Clan Wars, and some of our posts are translated too, to ensure everyone across Europe and in Turkey can communicate in this event, we require each clan to have at least one person who can communicate in at least some basic English.Taiwan has said it spotted two Russian warships off its eastern coast on Tuesday and sent its own aircraft and ships to monitor the vessels’ movements. You can also compete for new in-game medals! To see those medals, and for a bit more information about the map and the medals, check out this forum thread. Though in our last Clan Wars event each language community played on their own unique map, this time we’re playing on one unified map, with 37 provinces for your clan to conquer based on real-world countries ranging from Iceland to Turkey and from Portugal to Estonia. To find out more about accessibility levels for provinces, see here in the forum.įully Unified Map & Special Clan Wars Medals Though in our last Clan Wars event we had a limit of Tier VI planes, we’ve now opened up the Clan Wars to support up to Tier X, though the maximum tier limit for each province is now based on the province’s accessibility level. For the basics of Clan Wars, check here for more information. See below for a quick summary of the changes in this version of Clan Wars for World of Warplanes. Whether you and your clan played in the previous forum-based Clan Wars or not, our new upcoming version of this event, starting on Sunday, 16 November, will be sure to interest you.

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