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H.E. Turner’s Akarina precedence before the Royal and Supreme Court of Nasphilitae against Aberstopia; Pyhdon-Falistrica condemned
→ Precedence set by Nasphilitae’s High Ambassador to Austra (H.E. Turner), in which a classified document was delivered to Nasphilitae, warning of “a re-emergent threat thought to be dead”. Upon investigation, Nasphilitae had permanently closed all relations with Akarina.
→ There are somewhat public discussions among the Head of Government (Syd G Patton), Head of State and Grand Duke (Dawson Ernst), and the Judiciary over whether this precedence applies to Aberstopia as well, while Pyhdon-Falistrica ( @riditekhstudios ) had just been condemned.
Tripartite Negotiations
→ Although the Tripartite negotiations with UOT-NGB have concluded, it remains unknown what was decided to be done. The general domestic public speculates that the AID approach of infiltration has been chosen.
→ The Grand Duke and Head of State of Nasphilitae, Dawson Ernst has publicly condemned both the cooperation of NAGB (@Nicholas ) and Zuhlgan (@Kobegr01 ), as well as the attack on NAGB vessels:
“The two countries are under sanctions and it’s therefore natural for them to trade with one another. However, I must exercise restraint in equating the two regimes, as the NAGB is fighting against terrorist separatists regardless which regime it is currently ruled by.”
Airstrike in the Gulf of Kringalia
→ The Royal Armed Forces, which have been patrolling international waters around NAGB since the August protests, have open fire on unflagged cargo shipment after they refused to identify themselves.
→ Mj. Hughes of the Airforce had justified this first act of aggression in the history of Nasphilitae since independence by stating that it is preventing “Romordian terrorists from receiving weapons”. Mj. Hughes statements were later confirmed by AID Department Ten.
Political Party polling in Nasphilitae shows increased support for the ADLA coalition
→ Recent polling suggests a plummeting of general support for CGC and SVDP, which now remain at a mere 2.5% and 3% respectively.
→ Opportunity Party is still leading in popularity, at around 23%, followed by ruling “The Center” party at 20%. UML and NNP increased support of 15% and 17% remain unchanged, while NNP rivalling SRP has dropped to 8%.
→ Support for CGC’s rival, “The ADLA” led by Jonas Val, has seen steady growth since the elections and is now estimated to have surpassed UML yet behind NNP at 16%.
– Reported by: Lumen. I’m back.