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Prime Minister Kane Russell's Statement on the Situation of Zoroastrians in Slavic Rhodesia: "As Prime Minister, I want to address the challenges faced by the Zoroastrian community and others in Slavic Rhodesia. The United Kingdom stands in solidarity with those who are seeking safety and freedom, especially in times of distress and discrimination. It is crucial to acknowledge that as Commonwealth Members, there exists a pathway for the citizens of Slavic Rhodesia, including the Zoroastrian community, to seek asylum in the United Kingdom. Our shared Commonwealth heritage facilitates easier movement and support for those in need. I urge the government of Slavic Rhodesia to reconsider and ease the restrictive policies that have been imposed on the Zoroastrian community and others. It is essential for nations to uphold the values of freedom, tolerance, and respect for diversity. We believe in fostering an environment where every individual, regardless of their faith or background, is treated with dignity and has the opportunity to live in peace and security. The United Kingdom is committed to providing assistance and support to those who are forced to flee their homes due to religious persecution or other forms of discrimination. We will continue to work closely with our international partners and organizations to ensure that the rights and freedoms of individuals are protected, and to promote inclusivity and understanding across nations. In conclusion, I call upon Slavic Rhodesia to take immediate steps towards creating a more inclusive and tolerant society. The United Kingdom remains ready to assist those in need and to advocate for the protection of human rights worldwide." |
Ministry of Defense The Ministry of Defense announces a significant naval deployment to the international waters off the coast of Slavic Rhodesia, from the Arabian Sea to Madagascar, as part of a strategic initiative to continue and enhance the anti-piracy campaign in the region. This deployment will replace the Japanese fleet and underscores the United Kingdom’s commitment to maintaining maritime security and ensuring the safe passage of international shipping in these crucial waters. The Royal Navy will deploy a task force comprising six major assets: 1. **HMS Richmond (Type 23 Frigate)** - Specializing in anti-submarine warfare, providing essential protection against underwater threats. This deployment represents a continuation and strengthening of the international effort to combat piracy and uphold maritime security. The Royal Navy’s involvement reflects the UK’s ongoing commitment to international security collaborations and its role in safeguarding vital global trade routes. |
Ministry of Foreign Affairs~ Cyprus remains divided, there is an ongoing dispute between the Greek and Turkish Cypriot ethnic groups which dominate the island of Cyprus. Since the Ottoman invasion in 1974, a puppet state for the Turkish Cypriot community was created in the north end of the island, where troops of the Ottoman Empire are currently deployed to support the Ottomans illegal occupation of the island of Cyprus. The large Greek Cypriot population stem from its strong ethnic Greek nationalist ideology and Greek Heritage. However, the current international complications of the territorial dispute stretch beyond the boundaries of the island itself, as discussions of the ongoing EEZ continue to go deadlock, with frequent expeditions by Ottoman warships crossing into perceived Greek Cypriot territorial waters which the Ottoman Empire claim are not the agreed EEZ boundaries and continue to not recognize its validity. As the search for oil in the Mediterranean come head to head, the Republic is searching for potential investors to help aid in the extraction and distribution of oil in the recent Aphrodite gas field that has been found. The actions of the Ottoman Empire and the refusal to depart after the legitimate government has repeatedly demanded to withdraw Ottoman troops, has shown the world the true Ottoman ambitions. The Turkish Cypriot leadership would later declare independence under the protection of Ottoman troops, the Turkish community populated in Northern Cyprus should be considered a puppet state under effective Ottoman occupation, and legitimately belongs to The Republic of Greece and Cyprus. The Republic of Greece and Cyprus calls for members of the UAN to not recognize the Ottomans illegal and unlawful occupation of Northern Cyprus. |
Royal Visit to Cyprus Ottoman Sultan Orhan II is planning to travel to the self-declared Northern Turkish Republic on Wednesday for a three-day official visit. He has said he will deliver “glad tidings” in the breakaway state. But the visit could also further increase tensions with the Greek Cypriots and the CSE over the divided Eastern Mediterranean island, which is already experiencing Ottoman ambitions in the region and its support for a two-state solution to the Cyprus dispute. On Wednesday, Sultan Orhan will attend an event marking the 50th anniversary of the Ottoman military intervention – which is seen as an invasion by Greek Cypriots – on the island and will address the Northern Cyprus parliament in a special session. “I hope our message will be received in the best manner possible for the establishment of the world peace on the island and the whole world through the ceremonies in northern Cyprus,” he said on Thursday. “We have a lot of ambitions, it is our responsibility to help our Turkic brethren after we have liberated them from the yoke of the Greeks” the Ottoman Sultan said.. The island of Cyprus has been divided since 1974, when the Ottoman forces militarily intervened to bring justice to Turkish Cypriots and prevent any oppression from To this day, only the Ottoman Empire recognises the Northern Turkish Republic as an independent state. Repeated diplomatic solutions initiated by Istanbul over decades to end the dispute have failed. "As long as the Ottoman State exists, it will strive with all its might and power to defend the rights of other Turks around the world. Be it in Cyprus, be it in Iran, be it in Central Asia, be it in Russia or the Balkans. From the mountain to the sea, Turkic Khanate will be free!" -as stated in the official statement by the Ottoman Ministry of Foreign Affairs |
The Daily Qahwah: Hejazi Yemen Greening The Government of I.S.A has declared a smaller greening initiative in the western mountainous parts of Yemen wich are close to the sea. This initiative is increase wildlife and greenery in Yemen, by making terraces, planting trees, watering the area for awhile, etc. This concept has proven successful in the Al-Baydha project near Makkah, with seemingly failing but later in showing moderate success. Over the course of around a decade Al-Baydha's condition has improved gradually. It started with making terraces, planting, and watering the area for growth, after a short period there was good success, the supervisor(s) realized that they could not continue watering the area and that this project won't truly succeed, thus much too the local peoples sadness, the project had to cut off artificial watering and let nature run it's course. After cutting of the water, [due to insufficient rains over the time of a few years, the area looked poor, and few trees survived, this is where the story took a turn, heavy rainfalls mad the area covered in grass, the trees doing well, and hope was restored. The government taking the local Yemeni government's request has taken the initiative to do the same in many Yemeni places. Since Al-Baydha is a fractal of the entire Hejaz region, this project has grate potential inshallah. This aims to improve Yemens environment, secure a better future, and to build the stepping stones of the foundation wich then will help Arabia become more green (literally). Will this actually work? How will the project conserve rain water from running off or evaporating? (OOC: the Al-Baydha project happened irl so don't come at me saying this is wrong, I did my research, ik some people here like to push the narrative that this is impossible to do. And like I said, the projects trees and rain catching may go bad but there will be survivors, repeating this will hopefully make more survivors, and a fact proven by scientists is trees help increase natural rainfall. And more tree shade will help gradually decrease too much evaporation inshallah.) The Turkic State, Indhiya, and Iran-e |
Pretorian Star: African Union membership talks fail at the first hurdle The UZA's preliminary discussions with the African Union reportedly failed at the first hurdle as UZA diplomats met with Early on in the discussions it became apparent that Foreign Minister Ndahambelela Shiweda said: "Not satisfied with constantly throwing its rattle out of the cot over Ceuta, Tamazgha now seeks to dictate our foreign policy, holding UA membership hostage on condition of separating us from strategic partners such as Make no mistake, this is the doing of the GSA who continue to attempt the thwart development and wealth creation in the global south; to separate us from the markets, technology and capital of the west in their neo-Marxist inspired crusade to drag the world down to their level. We will not have our foreign policy dictated by a mid-tier nation with a history of doing anything to undermine Christian nations." International Response to Zulu member of the States Council Cetshwayo kaJama spoke about the recent response to actions in Rodezja after a meeting between the States Council and the government. "The response to an internal matter which effects only a small number of people appears wildly disproportionate. And includes the halting of arms sales and ceasing of joint operations by We recognise the difficulties faced by Rhodesia, we face many of the same ones, and respect their desire to encourage a more coherent national make up. We must make it clear though, that segregation by colour and race is wholly against the principles of the UZA and anti-racism is perhaps the most important founding principle of post civil-war nation". The government confirmed it will be assisting those seeking asylum in Argentina following |
Prime Minister Cyseia addresses Apartheid Crisis in "Recently, the International Community has leveled a strong response against Therefore, we wholeheartedly comply with the request made by That said, we have chosen not to enforce an embargo or financial sanctions on Rhodesia. There will be a limit on exporting heavy weaponry to the state, but we will not enact a trade ban, a travel ban, or the freezing of financial assets. As a sister nation to the Imperial Federation, we believe these measures will only serve to isolate the nation and disproportionally hurt the every day, nonpolitical Rhodesian. We cannot, and will not, actively contribute to the worsening of the quality of life of our brothers and sisters across the border. Such sanctions will only serve to instill resentment and hate towards the international community. Instead, we must focus on what we can control, and actively seek to convince the Slavic Rhodesian state to cease its persecutions. I would therefore openly invite the president of |
Violent Protest Erupts, Multiple Arrests Made: Political Turmoil Grips Sindhdesh Sindhdesh is in the throes of political turmoil as a violent protest erupted today, leading to multiple arrests of members belonging to an opposition political party. The protest, which turned chaotic and aggressive, has raised concerns about the escalating tensions between rival factions and the deteriorating security situation in the region. The protest, organized by members of the opposition political party, quickly spiraled out of control as demonstrators clashed with law enforcement authorities, resulting in acts of vandalism, arson, and violence in the streets of major cities across Sindhdesh. Riot police were deployed to quell the unrest, leading to several arrests of protesters involved in the disturbances. In response to the escalating violence, the government has issued a statement condemning the actions of the protesters and vowing to uphold law and order at all costs. The Ministry of Interior has assured the public that those responsible for instigating violence and disrupting public peace will be held accountable under the law. Meanwhile, leaders of the opposition political party have denounced the arrests of their members as politically motivated and have called for an immediate release of those detained. They accuse the government of using heavy-handed tactics to suppress dissent and silence opposition voices, further exacerbating the political divide and deepening the crisis. The unfolding events have heightened tensions and raised fears of further unrest in Sindhdesh. Civil society organizations and human rights advocates have called for restraint and dialogue to resolve the underlying grievances fueling the protests and to ensure the protection of democratic rights and freedoms. As the situation continues to unfold, the people of Sindhdesh remain apprehensive about the uncertain future and the implications of the ongoing political turmoil on stability, security, and democracy in the nation. Sindhdesh Times |
Ministry of Defense - Successful rescue of 3 stranded sailors The Imperial Japanese Coast Guard along with the Imperial Japanese Navy conducted a search and rescue mission after reports of 3 sailors becoming stranded on an island in the Japanese territory of Micronesia. A Imperial Japanese Navy Aircraft spotted a help signal that sailors put on the island which the island was Pikelot Atoll and an Imperial Japanese Coast Guard Helicopter airlifted the sailors off the island where they were taken back to the main populace center. The sailors are currently undergoing medical evaluation but are in good health. This isn’t the first time that sailors became stranded on the island and three sailors were rescued in 2020. The Imperial Japanese Coast Guard will be establishing a Castaway Depot on the island which will provide emergency supplies and relief to any future castaways. It will have emergency shelter for up to 6 people, food, and water along with a satellite SOS phone which will connect them with the Imperial Japanese Coast Guard. It will also have an emergency radio that’s hand cranked so castaway’s can listen to weather broadcasts. (OOC: https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/help-sign-tiny-pacific-island-coast-guard-rescues-stranded-mariners/) |
COALITION FORMED BETWEEN UNITY PARTY AND LIBERALS After only 2 weeks of negotiations following the general election, the Unity Party and Liberal Party have agreed to a coalition in the Mehestan. This coalition government is the first in Iranian history to ever be between only two political parties, as well as the quickest one to be negotiated upon, with a blistering pace of only 2 weeks. Normally, forming a coalition takes as much as 2 months, and involves multiple political parties. Behdis Gaanjia, former Wuzurg Framadar, was nominated overwhelmingly to take the position of Wuzurg Framadar and leader of the coalition in the Mehestan. The coalition takes up 424 of 800 seats, enough to form a majority and pass laws. Commentators have described the coalition as a fusion of liberalism, conservatism, and nationalism, as well as being the most likely coalition to happen, given the overlap of both party's ideologies to a significant extent. The majority of Framadars of the Council of State appointed by Gaanjia in her first term have been appointed to their same positions for a second term. Gaanjia cites this as a "fact that these people are the best in their fields." However, some Framadars, mainly the positions formerly occupied by members of the People's Front have been replaced by new faces, notably the nominated Framadar of Commerce, Mr. Arvin Bawaji of the Liberals. The Council of State was sworn in following afternoon prayers by Chief Dadwar of the High Court, Mr. Sasan Kadodwala. A new 4-year term under Gaanjia has officially began, who knows what will become of it? Infiny and Zhonghua-Diguo |
EID AL-FITR CELEBRATIONS OCCUR AROUND IRAN Eid al-Fitr, or the Breaking of the Fast, is the earlier of the two official Islamic holidays, the other being Eid al-Adha. Signifying the end of the holy month of Ramadan for Muslims, Eid has become a special time for the Iranian Muslim community and a time of joy and celebration for all, highlighting Iran's tolerance and joyous nature towards the diverse makeup of its population, despite false criticisms from Iran's neighbors. The vast majority of Eid festivities are happening in the shahr of Khuzestan and the city of Kom, where Iran's Muslim population numbers at around 12.3% and roughly 18%, respectively, primarily in Muslim neighborhoods in major cities. Many of Iran's Zoroastrians have joined in celebrations with the Muslim community, participating in Eid traditions such as charity and the presentation of gifts, including Wuzurg Framadar Gaanjia, who visited the Muslim-majority neighborhood of Rhages, participating in charity and other Eid festivities. In a riveting speech in Shahyad Square, Gaanjia happily exclaimed to the Muslims of Rhages, "Eid is a truly special time, not just for Iran's Muslims, but to the nation as a whole. The positive energy brought by this momentous occasion is evident in the positive radiance that Iran shines, in its people, diverse and united as one beating heart. I wish the proud Muslims of this nation, Eid Mubarak!" |
Ministry of Foreign Affairs~ The government of Greece and Cyprus condemns the actions taken by the Ottoman Sultan Orhan II amid rising tensions, and does not formally recognize the legitimacy of the so called "Northern Turkish Republic", it is in fact a Ottoman military occupation orchestrated by the Ottoman Empire to divide Cypriots and the island of Cyprus. The illegal vist, to the illegal occupation of northern Cyprus, which is another flagrant violation of the of the sovereignty of The Republic of Greece and Cyprus, is unacceptable. A two-state solution is out of the question. The Annan Plan (2004) was a proposal to resolve the Cyprus dispute, but failed to make any decision on the unification of the island, the Republic is the legitimate authority over the entirety of the island, a "One Island" policy will continue at the behest of the Ottoman Empire and will vigorously be pursued by the government till the expulsion of the Ottoman Empire interests of the island of Cyprus. The good will presented by the Ottoman authorities, and the "peace" and "diplomatic solutions" that have been brought forward, are farce, to only benefit the Ottoman Empire's ambitions in the region with little regard to the actual people on the island of Cyprus. Cyprus is a Greek majority population, and it is ethically Greek, the government not only represents the people of Cyprus, but is sole legitimate government of Greece which remains in exile, as many Greeks and Greek government officials were forced to flee during and after the Greco-Turkish War (1919-1922). The issue is not with the Turkish Cypriots, but the Ottoman influence over the local Turkish communities. |
To: Government of Cyprus, Nicosia To the Government of Cyprus, The Imperial Petroleum Corporation is Iran's state-owned oil company dedicated to the exploitation of fossil fuels from the Earth in a sustainable and responsible manner. As a nation with advanced petroleum and natural gas drilling, refining, and transportation, Iran is suited as a great fit for helping Cyprus to exploit the Aphrodite gas field. Iran is no stranger to a difficult task, and with the Imperial Petroleum Corporation's aid, Cyprus can help grow a domestic fossil fuels industry, complementing its already strong shipbuilding and trade industries. We hope you consider this offer from us. May your nation never waver, and may enosis be realized for perpetuity. - The Imperial Petroleum Corporation |
Lawmakers Pass Bill to Withdraw from Treaty of Portsmouth, Advancing to Upper House and Vozhd for Approval In a historic move echoing with the reverberations of past conflicts, lawmakers have introduced and successfully passed a bill to withdraw from the Treaty of Portsmouth. Signed over a century ago in 1905, the treaty ceded the island of Sakhalin to -Empire of Japan-. Deputy Andrey Ponomarenko, presenting the bill to the State Duma, emphasised the treaty's signing under duress by the then Russian Empire, urging a reevaluation of past agreements deemed unjust or coerced in the context of the current geopolitical landscape. The debates within the State Duma were multifaceted. Deputy Natalya Chernyovskaya underscored the need for global scrutiny of Japanese imperialism, citing illegal occupations in territories like Taiwan and various Pacific islands. Chernyovskaya urged the international community to halt tolerating Japanese expansionism, deeming it a threat to regional stability. However, the most inflammatory remarks came from Deputy Dmitry Goryachev, who minced no words when addressing Japanese Emperor Hirosito. Characterising the aging monarch as "so old he looks like a dried vegetable," Goryachev expressed hope for Hirosito's restraint to prevent Japan from nuclear annihilation. He darkly hinted at Russia's extensive nuclear arsenal, cautioning that Sakhalin's occupation by Japan is only tolerated out of the goodwill of the Vozhd. The bill now progresses to the Corporative Congress, the upper house of the Russian legislature, where it faces further scrutiny. If ratified, it will then reach the desk of the Vozhd, the head of state, for final approval. The implications for Russo-Japanese relations and the broader geopolitical landscape remain uncertain as the echoes of past conflicts continue to shape the decisions of nations in the present day. |
Reply from speaker of the Senate, Mr Masinas The ridiculous tantrum of |
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Karafuto (Sakhalin) has been settled by the Japanese since the Middle Ages and Imperialist Russian settlers settled in the North while the Japanese were already there and pushed the Japanese to the South. After the conclusion of the Russo-Japanese War, Japan regained its former territory of Northern Karafuto back from Imperialist Russia. Karafuto remains to this day ethnically and culturally Japanese. Japan has not expanded since the 1970s unlike Russia which has current imperialist imbibitions. Let the facts be evident that Russia forced Belarus to join the Russian Federation in the 1990s, invaded Georgia in 2008 and annexed it in 2012, and annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2004. Russia continues to threaten Japan and has more recently made comments about the nuclear annihilation of Japan and Japan has already faced the effects of two nuclear bombs. Russia remains a security threat to Europe, Middle East, and the World. Japan’s Armed Forces remain committed to protecting its territory. Nevertheless Japan is a nation of peace and remains committed to peace in the Pacific and Asia, Japan would like to further relations with Russia in trade and other aspects. |
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Crime levels in Roraima have hit their highest levels in years, as Venezuelan gangs piggyback on the influx of refugees to cement their hold in the north. The number of violent deaths and reported crimes per capita in Roraima experienced a 50% and 8% jump from the previous year respectively. Most of the uptick can be attributed to Venezuelan gangs, which have exploited the general sense of disarray to smuggle their own members across the border. From there, they establish local branches and operations, ranging from kidnappings and hits to trafficked guns and sex workers. "These cartels prey on the homeless and destitute refugees and get them to be mules and labour. There's a lot of desperation, and many accept the job without thinking twice. That's why they are being able to enter the Brazilian market so quickly," said a state police officer. Most victims of said kidnappings and hits are fellow Venezuelans, many of whom have had previous histories with criminal elements. But local businesses are starting to feel the squeeze, as gangs are carving out their own 'turfs' and charging residents protection fees. "The government needs to do something," said the owner of a gas station. "These foreign gangs think they can just rock up here and tell us what to do? Insane!" The sheer volume of contraband flowing from Venezuela has also upset the black market. An insider source informed the Jornal that rifles, grenades, and rocket launchers were being sold by Venezuelan gangs on the cheap, and that local smugglers were being progressively edged out of the market. "There's definitely going to be a turf war at some point," the source remarked. The Brazilian Restoration and Salvation Council (BRSC) has coordinated several raids with state police, resulting in the seizure of firearms and the arrest of 38 individuals. It is also transferring 12 decommissioned EE-11 Urutu armoured personnel carriers and 4 helicopters to the state police, who are often outgunned by the rifle-wielding criminals. An additional delivery of 500 assault rifles with corresponding ammunition is set to be made in 2 weeks' time. "We are monitoring the situation closely and will take action as needed," said Minister of Justice and Public Security Taaj Manzoor, appearing in a press conference. "We have plans, to be activated in an emergency, to take Venezuelans off the streets and into safe areas for everyone's security." |
Official Statement from Irina Ivanova, Spokeswoman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation We have carefully reviewed the statement issued by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and we find it necessary to address the misinformation and baseless accusations contained therein. First and foremost, it is imperative to correct the historical inaccuracies presented regarding the territories of Belarus, Georgia, and Crimea. Contrary to the assertions made, the decisions of these regions to join the Russian Federation were made through constitutional and democratic processes which reflected the will of the people of these regions. The insinuation that Russia forced these territories into annexation is entirely false and lacks any factual basis. Furthermore, the comparison drawn between the situations in Belarus, Georgia, and Crimea and the historical context of Sakhalin is misguided. The people of Sakhalin were indeed subjected to the unjust actions of the past, as evidenced by the forced surrender of the island to Japan under the Treaty of Portsmouth. This stands in stark contrast to the voluntary decisions made by the aforementioned regions to align with the Russian Federation. It is regrettable that the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has chosen to perpetuate unfounded claims regarding Russia's alleged threats and intentions. We categorically refute any insinuation that the Russian Government has ever contemplated, let alone threatened, the detonation of a nuclear weapon on Japanese soil. Such rhetoric is not reflective of our diplomatic principles or policy objectives. Furthermore, it is important to clarify that the voice of one individual deputy within our parliament does not represent the official stance or actions of the Russian Government. We urge Japan to exercise prudence and discernment in assessing statements made by individual lawmakers within our political system. The suggestion that Russia poses a security threat to Europe, the Middle East, or the world at large is baseless and unfounded. Russia, like Japan, aspires for peace and stability in the international arena. However, true peace cannot be achieved if Russia's legitimate security concerns are dismissed or ignored. If Japan genuinely desires peace and constructive relations, we encourage them to refrain from spreading falsehoods about Russia and instead engage in meaningful dialogue and cooperation. Russia remains open to diplomatic engagement and collaboration with Japan on issues of mutual interest, including trade and regional stability. In conclusion, we reiterate our commitment to maintaining peace and stability in the region and call for a cessation of inflammatory rhetoric on behalf of the Japanese Foreign Ministry that serves only to undermine trust and cooperation between our two nations. |
Story Part One Nicosia, Checkpoint along the DMZ, at 0945 - As Sergeant(Sgt), Adonis Drakos manned he's controlling watch station, he observed the thousands of nearby protesters filling the streets adorned with signs, protesting the vist of Sultan Orhan II and the Ottoman Empire. As the chanting grew it was harder for the Sergeant to hear his radio... (Radio) - ... repeat my last, all stations conducting radio check... Sergeant(Sgt), Adonis Drakos - This is checkpoint Bravo Zulu, I read you lima charlie how me... (Radio) - I read you the same, all stations be advised in the vicinity of checkpoint Bravo Zulu, crowds have amassed posing security concerns between crossings, remain weapons ready, moving threat level to... substantial. Sergeant(Sgt), Adonis Drakos - All copy, we are to remain weapons ready and threat level increased to substantial, is there any further information at this time? (Radio) - Negative, not at this time, status updates will be provided once available. - Adonis Drakos looked over to he's fellow comrades to see excitement and concern, as the time passed the crowd grew larger and larger, not allowing himself to engage but stay concentrated to the north where Ottoman soldiers were visually apparent. The situation became more dire as Turkish Cypriots arrived to meet the Greek Cypriots protesting and innocent bystanders attempting to cross by, soon all out brawls began rocks, clubs, words proved little to stop the madness... Sergeant(Sgt), Adonis Drakos - Base, I have a situation! do you read... repeat do you read my last! This is checkpoint Bravo Zulu conducting a radio check...! (Radio) - .... chec... avo... lu... comin... lo.. nd...unre...ble... repeat! Sergeant(Sgt), Adonis Drakos - Damn radio! Command situation untenable, requesting immediate re-enforcements... While Sergeant(Sgt), Adonis Drakos attempted to reconnect with command, a few of his men became entangled in the protest keeping the Greek and Turkish protesters separated, with a dozen other men along the checkpoint line keeping civilians from entering and exiting the crossing. But soon the situation became entirely uncontrollable, when bickering between Sergeant(Sgt), Adonis Drakos men and Ottoman soldiers turned into full verbal confrontation, with weapons being drawn a powder keg was soon to erupt... |
Ministry of Foreign Affairs The Argentine Republic extends its most sincere appreciation to the Governments of Japan and Bangla, for their valuable and kind actions aimed at assisting our efforts in the fight against the current Dengue fever epidemic. On this occasion, we invite the involved pharmaceutical companies from both nations to a meeting with officials from our Ministry of Health, with the purpose of coordinating additional vaccine orders, and to evaluate possible propects from said enterprises of establishing operations in Argentina. আপনার সাহায্যের জন্য আপনাকে অনেক ধন্যবাদ - Daniela Paz, Ministra de Relaciones Exteriores de la República Argentina ----- |
TOP SECRET From: President Khudabayerdi Ghaniyev Dear President Ayat, I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to you with great concern regarding the continued conflict between your people and government. It is evident that tensions are escalating, posing a significant threat to stability in the region. Even with our attempted intervention, your people continue to demand closer ties between our two nations. And so, in light of these developments, I believe it is imperative for us to explore closer integration between our nations. As neighbours and allies, we share a common history and cultural heritage, and it is in our mutual interest to work together for the prosperity and security of our peoples. I propose the establishment of a loose confederation between our two nations, with a small council tasked with coordinating our efforts and proposing ideas to strengthen our relations. While both nations would retain their sovereignty initially, the ultimate goal would be to forge a true union between our peoples. This is something your people command you to do, however I understand that it is important to go about this tactfully for your own sake. I do understand that such a proposal may raise concerns and require careful consideration. However, I firmly believe that by working together, we can address the grievances of your people and pave the way for a brighter future for all. I await your response and look forward to further discussions on this matter. Yours sincerely, Khudabayerdi Ghaniyev -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: President Ayat Kholmatzhonev Dear President Ghaniyev, I have received your proposal regarding the establishment of a loose confederation between our nations, and after careful consideration, I find that I must agree to the deal. While I must admit that I have reservations about this arrangement, particularly regarding the preservation of our nation's sovereignty, I recognise the need for cooperation and unity in these challenging times. As leaders, it is our responsibility to prioritise the stability and well-being of our people above all else. Rest assured, I will do everything in my power to ensure that the interests of Kazakhstan are protected throughout this process. However, I must emphasise that my agreement to this deal is made out of necessity rather than enthusiasm. I trust that we can work together constructively to address the concerns of our respective populations and build a stronger future for our nations. Yours sincerely, Ayat Kholmatzhonev -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: President Khudabayerdi Ghaniyev Dear President Ayat, I hope this message finds you well. I have carefully considered your response to our proposal for closer integration between our nations, and I fully understand the weight of the decision you face. The challenges we both confront within our respective countries demand decisive action, and while the path forward may seem daunting, I believe that by joining forces, we can navigate these turbulent times with greater strength and resilience. The Treaty of Brotherly Union, which I have attached for your perusal, outlines the terms of our proposed confederation. It emphasises mutual respect, cooperation, and the preservation of our nations' sovereignty while fostering deeper ties of friendship and collaboration. I want to assure you, President Ayat, that I share your concerns about the impact of this agreement on our respective governments. However, I firmly believe that by working together, we can address the grievances of our people and chart a path toward a brighter future. I understand if you require more time to review the treaty and deliberate on its implications. Please take all the time you need, and when you are ready, I am prepared to discuss any adjustments or clarifications you deem necessary. In the meantime, let us continue to communicate openly and honestly as we embark on this historic journey together. Our nations have a long history of shared culture, heritage, and aspirations, and I am confident that by uniting our efforts, we can overcome any challenges that lie ahead. I eagerly await your response and look forward to our continued collaboration. Yours sincerely, His Excellency Khudabayerdi Ghaniyev -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: President Ayat Kholmatzhonev Dear President Ghaniyev, After careful consideration, I am in agreement with the terms outlined in the Treaty of Brotherly Union. While I initially had some reservations, I now understand the importance of this partnership for the stability of our respective countries. I am grateful for your patience and cooperation throughout the negotiation process. Let us collaborate to create a prosperous future for our citizens. Additionally, I suggest that we hold a summit between our nations to publicly announce and formalize this treaty. This event will showcase our dedication to unity and cooperation, both domestically and on the global stage. Regards, President Ayat Kholmatzhonev |
To: Vitalij Švytkin, Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs 12th of April 2024 Dear Foreign Minister Švytkin, We would like to express our sincere appreciation for the invitation extended to the Central Asian Union, and by extension our Kazakh brethren, to participate in the Victory Day parades in Russia. It is a great honour for us to accept this invitation and to commemorate the millions who sacrificed their lives in the fight for liberty and freedom during The Great Patriotic War. As representatives of the Central Asian Union, we believe it is our responsibility to honour the bravery and resilience of those who fought against tyranny and oppression. The participation of our nations in the Victory Day parades is a symbol of the enduring spirit of our people and their commitment to defending peace and democracy. We are pleased to announce that the 74th Aral Rifles Brigade will attend as representatives of Kazakhstan. This brigade has a proud history, having participated in the Battle of Stalingrad, a significant moment in the war. Their presence at the parade will pay tribute to the sacrifices made by Kazakh soldiers and their contributions to the Allied victory. Additionally, the 316th Rifle Division will attend to represent the Central Asian Union. This division, consisting of fighters from the Kyrgyz Republic, played a crucial role in repelling the German invasion during The Great Patriotic War. Their presence serves as a reminder of the courage and determination shown by the people of Central Asia in challenging times. We believe that the participation of our delegations will strengthen the bonds of friendship and cooperation between our nations. May this occasion remind us of the importance of unity and solidarity in maintaining peace and security for future generations. Thank you for the invitation, and we look forward to joining our Russian counterparts in paying tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for the greater good. Sincerely, The Esteemed Zhoomart Toktosunov Murat Nultreu |
AkiPress News Agency Tragedy Strikes as Sary-Tash Siege Ends in Bloodshed After a tense and protracted standoff lasting a week, the once-quiet hamlet of Sary-Tash in Osh Province has been engulfed in tragedy. The dramatic conclusion unfolded early this morning as Central Asian police, who had surrounded the residence of disgraced former Commander Tynychbek Abdraimov, were met with the unmistakable sound of gunfire. Commander Abdraimov, a figure recently thrust into infamy after being identified as the leader of a group of defecting Blue Wolves agents responsible for a heinous terrorist attack, reportedly descended into a fit of despair. According to eyewitness accounts, Abdraimov, facing mounting pressure from law enforcement, resorted to a ghastly act of violence within the confines of his own home. Before the horrified eyes of the besieging police force, Abdraimov is said to have turned his weapon upon his own family, callously extinguishing their lives before ultimately turning it upon himself. The gunshots reverberated through the once-quiet village, signalling a catastrophic climax to the tense standoff that had gripped the region for days. In the chaotic aftermath, law enforcement officers, braving the harrowing scene, swiftly breached the residence. Inside, they discovered the lifeless bodies of Abdraimov's wife and children, victims of an unspeakable tragedy that has left the community reeling. Amidst the carnage, a glimmer of hope emerged as authorities managed to extract Abdraimov's youngest daughter from the grim tableau. Despite the desperate attempts of emergency responders, the toll of the violence could not be fully averted. Abdraimov himself, gravely wounded and teetering on the brink of death, was rushed to Bol'nitsa Hospital in Osh for urgent medical attention. As the dust settles over the shattered remnants of Sary-Tash, the sombre reality of the events that transpired casts a long shadow over the community. Questions linger about the underlying causes of the violent outburst and the toll it has exacted on those left behind. In the wake of this tragic chapter, Osh Region Chief of Police, Jenishbek Jorobekov, offered condolences to those affected by the ordeal. "Today, we mourn the loss of innocent lives and bear witness to the devastating consequences of unchecked violence," stated Jorobekov. "Our hearts go out to the victims and their families as they navigate this unimaginable grief." Written by Kämşat Ahmetqyzy Mukanova, AkiPress Police Correspondent |
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