BREAKING— In a decisive move at the second day of its National Agenda-Setting Conference, the Zuhlgan National Council has passed a resolution reaffirming the state’s “Guardianship of Okhoa,” effectively suggesting an indefinite military occupation. The resolution, adopted amid rising regional tensions, underscores Zuhlgan’s commitment to maintaining strict control over Okhoa, citing national security and regional stability as its primary justifications.
A spokesperson for the Zuhlgan National Council declared, “This resolution marks a historic reaffirmation of our sovereign duty to protect Okhoa and ensure the integrity of our borders. It is imperative that we continue to uphold our strategic interests, and this measure reflects our resolve to act decisively against all challenges.” The move has raised alarm among opposition voices and international human rights organizations, who warn that the prolonged military presence could exacerbate the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the region.