Dinan-Polskan War
With Polsk destabilized, a group of bandits from the Theian Outback used the opportunity to launch a raid to steal a couple ship blueprints, prompting Polsk to deploy massive ships and interceptors to raid settlements in search of the blueprints, prompting thee Theian Republic to try to calm them down as such raids were quite common in times of crisis on Theia, only for Polsk to reveal that they had somehow stolen them from the Grand Archive alongside potentially dangerous classified information, implying that they were professionals not mere bandits. Polsk suspected that the SDS Foundation may have done this to learn about wormholes due to how they were the most advanced non-state entity, which the Theian Republic thought wasn't possible as the SDS had no reason to do so. Polsk analysed the DNA and fingerprints of the bandits that they had left behind, finding out that the bandits were of germanic background and were matched to to Yetian fingerprint database from the 220s which suggested that they were from a group of 1300 Yetian refugees that moved to Theia due to the ongoing World War 21, with their records suggesting that they were born in Ezon before departing from Saporoshien Spaceport to the Northport Spaceport in Macanaland, having no criminal records before now which suggested their turn to crime was recent due to either financial troubles or the Yatan-Theian Blackout's turmoil. With them being proven not to be Polskan residents, Polsk searched for evidence of a break in, leading to them discovering some tunnels dug into the archive which prompted them to set up turrets that destroyed 'unrecognized biosignatures' while they followed the tunnels to hunt down the bandits while uploading their files onto the very top of the Domestic Intelligence Agency's bounty list, offering a billion zloty to whoever brings them in alive with intact blueprints. Once reaching the end of the tunnel, they ended up in the Outbeack with paths of footsteps leading 9 kilometers near the edge of the mid-point of the Suo River which suggested they left on a helicopter or boat, which when not found prompted Polsk to employ 'handheld aerial scent and DNA scanners' to try to figure out where they went, eventually leading to them figuring out that they didn't use a boat. In order to track down the trajectory of the helicopter as no ditched ones were found, a spy-satellite was used to track where any helicopter had gone, figuring out that after reaching the Suo River and their helicopter, the bandits flew north over Pasagre before briefly stopping in Dina at Lgbtqtown before heading over to Bathegy after which it was not sighted departing afterwards. Polsk thus confronted Dina for this crisis only for Dina to still be babbling incoherently about how it was a 'broken false utopia' while Polsk tried to friendlily ask them to hunt down the bandits or at least send agents to look for them, which Dina refused before going silent. As Polsk failed to find the bandits exiting Dina, it sent Ghost Soldiers into Dina to hunt them down, which was unsuccessful though at least they discoered the Helicopter which had a partially scratched out serial number that linked its origin to Dinastadt, where scanners failed to pick up the bandits as well. Thus, Polsk sent in K9 units into Dina to hunt them down which prompted Dina to demand what they were doing, so Polsk explained that there were stolem blueprints and that Dina should be cooperative or the bandits would destroy them, prompting Dina to demand that Polsk leave or else this intrusion would be a violation of international law. Polsk explained that it believed that only itself and the Theian Republic were sufficiently advanced in space combat to stand up to the Qu and therefore this could compromise everything by the Qu learning Humanity's defensive strategies, which made Dina start babbling incoherently again before yelling that most countries on Theia and some on Yata did in fact have spacefleets just not ones overly armed like theirs as Humanity had in fact been competent for quite some time, but Polsk didn't really care. Polsk kept hunting down the bandits in Dina, prompting Dina to arrest them for trespassing and extraditing them which Polsk claimed was a failure on Dina's end. Polsk inquired on why they were doing this, to which Dina responded that Polsk was being nosy and shoving its face in other countries problems which Polsk agreed with as it claimed not to care about what Dina thought beyond hunting down the bandits, prompting Dina to keep demanding that Polsk get out of its country before it would start sending its own agents in Polsk, which Polsk claimed wouldn't work as it 'knew how to detect cloaked people' which Prompted Dina to proclaim it would achieve the same technology while accusing Polsk of being a police-state. Polsk kept hunting down the bandits, though out of the 1300 suspects only 10 were captured across Dina which prompted the captured to ingest cyanide pills to avoid said capture, leading to all of their deaths. Polsk somehow revived them by removing the cyanide from their blood and began interrogating them after placing them on suicide watch to avoid any further attempts to diie rather than remain captured, which failed as they refused to speak. Polsk thus turned to torture which seemed to almost work until their eyes went blank and they desperately tried to bash their heads into anything around them which forced Polsk to keep them in rooms made of foam. The torture continued for a couple months with only gradual progress
