Bullet Points - Daily News
July 10, 2026
Serbia holds the line on six fronts — and a revolution breaks out for the first time
Serbia is now fighting on six simultaneous fronts — Greece, Hungary, Croatia, Bulgaria, Malta, and Turkiye all have battles open or recently closed against it — and remarkably, Serbia is winning several of them. It beat Greece in a massive fight (138.6M to 120.8M) and beat Hungary decisively (10.7M to 5.5M), even as new attacks from Croatia and Turkiye keep opening. Whatever Serbia is doing defensively, it's working.
The Poland-Iran saga added another chapter. After Poland's dramatic comeback win two days ago, Iran took this round (341.6M to 337.0M) — one of the closest big battles we've tracked. Poland's attention has now shifted to a fresh war with Russia, already at 241.6 million live damage, with Egypt (40.7M) and Lithuania (26.8M) leading Poland's defense.
Bahamas beat the United States twice in one day — first 47.6M to 25.1M, then a nail-biter at 36.5M to 36.4M. Meanwhile the US opened wars on three countries at once (Brazil, Madagascar, Jamaica) in the same minute, and Mongolia continued its rampage, beating both Lithuania and Russia today.
Rwanda's alliance network collapses in minutes
In the sharpest diplomatic reversal we've tracked, Rwanda broke four defensive pacts within the same minute — Somalia, Jordan, Bolivia, and Uganda all cut loose at once. No word yet on what triggered the mass rupture, but it's a dramatic fall for a country that had built up that same network over time.
Steppes Horde keeps recruiting: both Venezuela and Costa Rica joined the alliance today, adding to its ranks as its rivalry with The Inglourious Basterds continues to grow (830M combined damage across 11 battles now).
Iran, despite losing allies earlier this week, is rebuilding fast — new pacts with Gambia, Turkmenistan, and notably Portugal, whose military has shown up backing multiple different powers over the past few days. Serbia also picked up support today, signing pacts with Somalia and Australia as its six-front war rages on.
Eight peace deals were signed today, most notably ending Nigeria's simultaneous conflicts with Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Central Africa, and Gabon — a clean sweep of ceasefires for a country that had been fighting on multiple fronts.
Mali becomes an unlikely favorite for small donors
A curious pattern emerged today: Mali received five separate small transfers from Australia, Guyana, Finland, Brunei, Thailand, and Qatar — an unusually broad spread of donors for a country that hasn't featured prominently in our battle coverage. Worth watching if this turns into something bigger.
Greece was the day's most-funded country, pulling in transfers from six different nations (Turkiye, Italy, Hungary, Malta, Croatia, South Africa) — fitting, given it's simultaneously fighting Serbia and North Macedonia.
Germany sent another 5,000 to Iran despite this week's diplomatic turbulence, and Lithuania continued its steady support of Poland with two more transfers (1,400 and 1,889).
Husaru Batalionas remains the undisputed top Military Unit, now at 305.5 million weekly damage, comfortably ahead of Bountypon (253.9M) and Husaria (209.4M).
New moderation categories discovered: our system caught several sanction types we'd never seen before — ADD_TO_FAMILY_GROUP and REMOVE_FROM_FAMILY_GROUP (apparently a social/guardian feature), and FINE_USER (a monetary penalty distinct from bans — one player was fined 1,300 coins for "Proceeds from Multi/Boosting"). We're adding these to our tracking.
Serbia now leads the all-time ban count (8), narrowly ahead of Lithuania (7). Multi-accounting remains the dominant offense category by far, though about a third of ban reasons still don't fit our current keyword categories — we'll keep refining that.
Community press: CryoTwo's "Finally reached 50k wealth" meme post topped the charts (374 views), while AngryCAT's complaint about mobile usability struck a chord (280 views, 15 likes).
Bullet Points - July 10, 2026