Jacob Taren Posted December 16, 2004 Posted December 16, 2004 To: All Concerned Nations From: Foreign Affairs Minister Jacob Taren, Principality of Sevrun Subject: Recent Military Deployment I am sure by this point all of you are aware of the collapse of the Government of the nation "Great Pete". With the loss of this nation, the entire sector has plunged into anarchy, and this has been deemed to be too great of a security risk for our own Government to leave unchecked. Starting immediately, the Sevrunian Armed Forces are being deployed on Peacekeeping duty to secure the major cities and to find any members of the Great Pete Government still in the area that have survived the overthrow. This Peacekeeping force will remain in the area until either: 1) The previous government is restored to power 2) Such time has passed with no self-government of the sector that we are left with no choice but to annex the area to maintain regional stability Any and all questions and comments should be forwarded directly to me. For Greed and Glory, Jacob Taren (OOC: Since Pete ceased to exist, I'm 'holding' the area for a few weeks to see if he comes back or not. if he doesn't come back I'll just take the sector)
Ryan Taren Posted December 16, 2004 Posted December 16, 2004 To: Sevrun From: Caribdos Subject: Military Deployment While we have trouble faulting your claims, we do find it somewhat suspicious that your forces were able to deploy so rapidly after the collapse, and do so with no intervention from other nations. Unfortunately, despite these suspicions, we of the ICC cannot find any justifiable reason to directly involve ourselves in this matter.
Byzantium Nova Posted December 16, 2004 Posted December 16, 2004 Byzantine government asks if Sevrunians need any support in the matter.
Tamurin Posted December 16, 2004 Posted December 16, 2004 --- Message from the President of Tamurin --- Apologies, but what zone are you referring to? "Great Pete" must have been before our time... Anyway, Tamurin could offer some assistance, if you need any. William Granger President of Tamurin Acting Prime Minister of Tamurin
Orioni Posted December 16, 2004 Posted December 16, 2004 Orioni suggests that something is worked out by all neighbouring nations and not just Sevrun. I believe that Morsetania, Great Kings, and even Vanarambaion could be involved as well. Morsetania may have been inactive here for a long time, but a telegram has been sent. I suggest that the Sevrunian Armed Forces take this into consideration and that "annex[ing] the area to maintain regional stability" will be delayed.
Jacob Taren Posted December 16, 2004 Author Posted December 16, 2004 Our own military is more than capable of handling the situation, but if anyone wishes to oversee the proceedings we will allow inspectors from other nations in. As for annexing the province, a decision on this matter is not to be taken lightly. As it stands, we are still searching for any remaining members of the previous government and simply keeping the area in check. It will be several weeks before we will know whether or not such a step will be necessary to maintain order in the area.
Vanarambaion Posted December 17, 2004 Posted December 17, 2004 Vanarambaion will send a small number of troops to observe the occupation and offer assistance
Tamurin Posted December 17, 2004 Posted December 17, 2004 Tamurin offers civil servants who can help to build up a new administration, so the region can grow out of chaos and anarchy. We also offer to train a new local police force.
Mongol-Swedes Posted December 17, 2004 Posted December 17, 2004 The Tribal Tribunal of the Socialist Tribal Alliance of Mongol-Swedes has announced that it plans to commit a large number of its Enviromental Commission to inspect the region and to offer advice on any enviromental concerns in the region.
Niederoestereich Posted December 18, 2004 Posted December 18, 2004 The nation of Niederoestereich, offers to set up, and run field hospitals, to provide medical needs for peacekeeping nations and the local population in an event of disease outbreak or causalties.
Jacob Taren Posted January 3, 2005 Author Posted January 3, 2005 The current political situation in the region, more specifically the Tamurian civil war, forces us to ask that all other nations withdraw from the occupied sector for security reasons.
Senator Gaius Posted January 6, 2005 Posted January 6, 2005 The Republic of Burgundy-Brabant is willing to despatch any aid that the Sevrunian government might require of us. The senate has voted that a special fund be put aside for this endeavour. Having recently been involved in a period of instability ourselves, we understand the problems the sector may be facing. The Republic wishes to lose it's reputation as isolationst, we feel this may be the way. However we can help.
Jacob Taren Posted January 7, 2005 Author Posted January 7, 2005 As unfortunate as this is, attempts to establish a local government in the chaos have failed. It seems the people are more interested in getting back to their daily lives than who leads them. As such, we wish to formally annex the region to bring the area back to full stability. We will enter talks with any neighboring nation who wants to discuss the situation, but we think this solution is the best for all involved.
Jacob Taren Posted January 11, 2005 Author Posted January 11, 2005 The territory is now officially part of Sevrun. The former capital of Pete is being rebuilt, and will serve as a provincial capital for the newly annexed territory.
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