2015 (Modern world, New IC, Open)

by **Waztaskio** » Thu Feb 13, 2014 9:00 pm

2015 - Modern RP

OOC: viewtopic.php?f=31&t=283184

The year is 2015. China is attempting to grow it's power to compete with the US. The EU is consolidating more of it's power. Many nations are facing problems that they have never encountered before. And World War 3 is just around the coroner. This is our year, of 2015.

by **Winovia** » Thu Feb 13, 2014 9:01 pm

by **The Broken Russian States** » Thu Feb 13, 2014 10:22 pm

by **Altito Asmoro** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 2:21 am

Relikai wrote:Singapore is concerned about South Korea's expansionist policies and has called for ASEAN members to stay strong and united in these troubled times.

Singapore has also planned to send a delegate to Indonesia to foster ties with one of SouthEast Asia's growing economies and aim to tackle existing issues which may hamper the growth of both nations.

There is much concern with the relations of Indonesia and Singapore. The government itself staunchly refused to warm up the relations until the Singapore's government stop addressing to the issue of Usman-Harun. However, for the sake of ASEAN, this problem will be put aside for now and to unite under ASEAN.

The government, led by the President, tried hard to fixes the problems of the ruling party's involvement to the corruptions as well as other party's involvements with the corruptions. In the meantime, to averts the attentions of the people, the Indonesia has condemns the actions of Russia who invades Saudi Arabia and Qatar and for their accusation that both of them involved in Sochi Massacre.

Military reform are in place, especially to replace the outdated planes with modernized planes, like the Saab's Sweden aircraft.

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Indonesia is confirming this order.

by **Limborg** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 4:23 am

Iran

by **Gujiristan** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 5:00 am

Hong Kong

Imports from the Philippines Banned
Imports from the Philippines have been put on hold following the refusal by Philippine President Aquino III to apologize for the Manila bus hostage incident four years ago. Experts say the heightened pressure would likely 'push the president into apologizing before further and even more severe sanctions are implemented'. Exports to the Philippines have not been affected. Some importers marched to the Legislative Council this morning to protest the hurting of their trade, claiming that they had not been properly consulted over the ban. Chief Secretary for Administration Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-Ngor says that the ban had been approved in a meeting with importers last week, with appropriate compensation supplied to cover the financial losses of the importers.

by **The Polarian Empire** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 8:58 am

The Commonwealth of Australia
CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA-

In the midst of several conflicts such as the Russian - Arabian war, the IRA attacks against Britain and The Chinese Air Defense Zone, Australia's PM Abbott is now going to have a speech about the impending conflicts that might start off World War 3.

"Hello fellow Australians. We all know these are some dark times. The Russo-Arab war, Britain's conflict with the IRA and China trying to extend its order around Japanese islands are all bad enough. Australia is now enetering a new age. It might be hard but we have to save Australia and the rest of the Commonwealth. I declare that Australia will help the British in the battle against the IRA. Russia shall be poised to join the peace talks and end the war with Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Bahrain and China and Japan are free to have peace talks about the defense zone. To heck why not in Sydney or Brisbane. I thank you all, God Bless Australia,and God save the Queen."

Foreign Communications

by **Limborg** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 10:22 am

Iran

June 1 2014

Supreme leader Hassan Khomeini had a meeting with some of the opposition leaders of Bahrain. They fled three years ago from the violet crackdown on the revolution. Khomeini talked with the opposition leaders to see if there was a possible way for diplomacy. Bahrain had concerned many Iranians over the year who fully supported the revolution. In the meeting was desided that Khomeini would seek a way for a peacefull ending of the revolution together with the opposition and the current Bahrainian regime.
He sended a message soon after the meeting.

Adressed to: Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa
Written by: Supreme Leader Hassan Khomeini

I have spoken today with serval revolutionary men of Bahrain. They told that the Bahrainian people seek a way to avoid any more bloodshed.
For this we ask you to enter this dialog in the name of peace and in the name of your nation. We hope that this can be resolved peacefully.
While the revolutionary leaders do not dare to discuss this in Bahrain we also see that from your point of view Iran would not be an option either. Therefor we would search for a nation with neutral attitude to resolve the differences that keeps your people and nation apart.
We wish you a healthy recovery.

Signed,

After the meeting with the Bahrainian opposition he continued to the next meeting, wich was Syria.
The peacetalks came back with only little result wich would not end the Syrian crisis.
Khomeini met with serval Syrian officials and serval foreign experts to discuss the matter.
Syria had become the home of alot of foreign fighters and terrorists, Khomeini's first job was to get all involved nations together so they could combat the terrorism effectively.

Khomeini calls for urgent meeting on Syria
Supreme Leader Hassan Khomeini called for an urgent meeting about Syria. He said this in an interview after he had discussed the matters with serval experts aswell as the Syrian gouverment. "We call upon all involved nations to step forward with common sence, so we might end this horrible conflict" Khomeini said.

by **Galter Gulcher** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 10:48 am

*Army was reorganized

*Belarus and Russia became closer allies.

*Edward Snowden was given permanent asylum for however long he needed it.

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Current time:

To Belarus
Currently, a mission is in the works to put a Soyuz spacecraft in space for scientific purposes. However, a crew has yet to be chosen and for this reason we would like to take the opportunity to offer your government and your nation a chance to go into the heavens by sending a citizen of yours to go into space alongside two Russian cosmonauts.

Also, while I write this would like to notify you that the Russian segment of the NATO defense line will begin construction alongside the roads between our capitol and for the landline between the metros of our nations capitols.

by **The Vaktovian Empire** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 11:33 am

Everything that happened in Poland (Jan 1.-June 1. 2014)
-Poland Underwent suitable amounts of redevelopment of government and military structure in December of 2013, which transitioned into 2014. These changes officially ended and were complete by February, 2014.
-Poland participated in the Olympics in Sochi, Russia in February 2014.
-Poland was involved in an economic increase from March-April 2014 in which the government gained an extra billion dollars cash by ways of privitized businesses making a deal to be taxed less in future years if they paid off more to the government this year, as part of the FEGAD Bill that passed legislation and was then protested by in April, 2014.
-Poland then had this happen:

Minsk, Belarus
Prime Minister Mikhail Myasnikovich has made a statement on this new news that Germany has received a "Threat Letter" From Belarus. He made the speech earlier this morning on the stairs of the Republican Palace, office and home of President Lukashenko, of which Myasnikovich also works out of but does not live in. We bring you recorded footage of what happened earlier this morning.

>The Prime Minister walks onstage to the top step of the Republican Palace, news crews taking assorted pictures and rolling cameras as a line of Republican Guard Brigade (RGB- basically the secret service and a half plus a backup special forces unit like the Belarusian KGB) troops line the 5th stair from the bottom. The reporters and civilian crowd of thousands is restrained to standing on the street. He waves to the people, then asks for silence, as the chatter stops. He opens his notebook that he has with him, putting on a pair of eyeglasses. Ladies and gentlemen of the public of Belarus, and of the world. I bring you this message, without the presence of Mr. Alexander Lukashenko, President of the Republic of Belarus. He is, unfortunately right now in a meeting with Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite. Anyway, I have updated news and information that was received by German Government officials early this morning at around 1 O'Clock A.M. Myself, and the office of both I, and of President Lukashenko have been working countless hours to come up with the information, as well as the KGB. We never released a statement until now because we were waiting to find proof. The message the German Administration received WAS NOT from the desk of me or President Lukashenko's office. We have confirmed that it was an attempt by a group of Islamic Revolutionaries, based in Poland, across the Western Belarusian border, that did indeed send this message. We have identified the IP Address of the perpetrators to be 91 x. 45 KL 90. We are currently working with Polish local and State level authorities to build up suitable government forces, as the city that is located in, known as Briest, to go into the city. All exits from the city have been secured and we do believe the culprits to be inside the vicinity. We apologize to the governments affected by this and will submit a formal report, as well as a formal apology to those affected in the EU and NATO. Thank You. He finished.
He walked off the podium. The media attempted to ask him questions but the RGB troop line moved down the steps to stop them from advancing, as well as gates being set up on the bottom steps of the Palace.

Briest, Poland
Belarusian KGB field operatives (Field operatives went to the field whereas Intelligence Operatives worked at the KGB Bases or also in the field, but gaining intelligence rather than being spies and assassinating/ dealing with people: It was almost hard to tell the difference) As well as Polish Wojskowe Służby Informacyjne (Military Information Services) officers and Polish Briest Policja forces, were all making their way through the city of Briest, which was on an official lockdown by a compromise between Polish and Belarusian authorities which were able to barricade the city completely with all formal exits of transport (Plane, highway, train, Boat), cut off, and off-road traveling places patrolled heavily. The KGB unit would be the first successful unit in finding the terrorists. They had already raided the apartment, but had found it abandoned and bare. Field Officer Dmitry Petlov, given the real story by his commander, was not expecting to find anything. The scary part was when he did. They barged down the door to another apartment building which wouldn't open up when they ordered, to be fired upon. The shooter; A man firing an Kalishnakov RPK Machine Gun from the blindsided edge of the room they couldn't get into. The first private was immediately hit. Petlov pulled his men back. He looked at one of them, all of them wearing helmets, baclava, and full combat glasses in black. They all had mics in their helmets too. "Alright Gregory, throw down a flashbang and a smoke, then proceed by crawling. When you get in 2 feet, come up, and get eyes on the target, we'll back you up with whoever's left. "Yes sir," Gregory said. He threw down the smoke, then the flashbang. After this, he went prone, and crawled through the doorway, as the target continued to fire, trying to impede them even though he was losing his view and his hearing at this moment. Gregory came up, in the sheer smoke, and got a sight of him. He put two in his head with his automatic UZI with attached stock and silencer. Petlov and the rest filed inward, as the other terrorists came out of the hallway further in the apartment, and commenced firing on the squad. They were much more trained than these terrorists though. They missed multiple shots, as Petlov put one into them with his SPAZ-15 with silencer and red dot sight. He put another two into the next target, the second shot for good measure. After they had shot the majority, they entered each room separately. When they got to the master bedroom, a man, presumably the leader, hid behind the bed with a automatic shotgun, of Russian origin. He fired two shots, one that put a giant chunk in the wall next to Petlov, who had entered first, the other into a mirror attached to the bureau to the left of Petlov. Petlov threw down a flashbang, as the squad came up behind him. He somersaulted over the bed, and down next to the terrorist, pushed his shotgun down, and slugged one across his face, as he held the man in a bear hug, and he fired all the shotgun shells in his clip. He then gave another jab to the man, and tossed his shotgun out the window. The squad bared weapons on the man, and they quickly cuffed him and had him downstairs in seconds. The Polish Policja were now arriving, but Petlov insisted he be taken back across the border for questioning. The Polish government wouldn't be happy, but they'd deal. In the meantime, the Policja could deal with taking care of the bodies of the men who they had killed.

TO: Germany
FROM: Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski
ENCRYPTION: HIGH
Dear Ally,
I realize it has been a while since our nations last had formal relations. But I was very interested. I realize tensions are growing between the EU along with the West, and Russia and its neigbors. What can Poland do to help. Know my services should be used now as the new Polish Party that may get voted in to replace my Civic Platform Party is going to take time to get into its new seat of power, and will be less able to help. I am here to serve my friend,
Signed,
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Warsaw
Meanwhile, the Polish Pure Republican Party, or the PRRT, was campaigning around Warsaw for support. Even though the entire Administrative Region Warsaw encompassed was no longer a district of voting, since it had been the 16th uneven province, it had become a D.C, sort of area. Because of this, the Party was still campaigning here, but the actual politician running for the presidency; Artur Gorski, was around the other provinces. Elections would take place in a few weeks, and Gorski was heightening his chances of taking office from the Civil Platform Party, and Komorowski.

Warsaw, Poland
In an attempt to protest against the current Polish Government under the Civic Platform Party and Bronislaw Komorowski, several hundred pro-anarchic protestors have rallied in Warsaw in front of both the Presidential Palace of Poland and the National Assembly Headquarters. Several of these hundreds have been arrested for extreme violence and breaking or vandalizing state or private owned property or merchandise. Riot Police have been called in, and Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski has officially made a call for help with the EU in light of these new protests in order to retain order throughout the next few weeks which will involve the voting of the new President by the National Assembly. These protestors demanded that Belarus release the anarchic terrorists they arrested for the blaming of framing the Belarusian government with a fake blackmail email to the German government. President Komorowski tried to calm down the public in a speech earlier today:
My fellow Poles, I realize that the past few days have been rough for all of us. War is still a very large possibility in the Middle East, and a coup in Venezuela has threatened the safety of several other countries' personnel. In sight of this, I do admit there is room for protest. But we should not protest against the government itself, but protest against the true aggressor; the Russian government! We must also demand the release of the Terrorists to Polish hands as these men were in Poland at the time. I realize this is only one man who lived, but he must be tried for crimes in Poland, even if the offense is against Belarus. I will make a formative statement later today with President Lukashenko of Belarus. An updated press conference at the Presidential Palace will be made sometime tonight between midnight and 4:00 AM tomorrow morning. Until then, I bid all of you a good afternoon.

Even though this speech calmed much of the nation, riots have continued to ensue, with injuries of both police and rioters put to at least 200 and growing significantly into the night. The President did in fact make a statement to the Belarusian government, and he did have a conference moments ago:
First off, I would like to thank all of you for joining at me at this hour of midnight in such drastic and short-noticed conditions. I have a few things to address. First off, the Belarusian government did deny us the right to retrieve the prisoner terrorist, or to even speak with him. The Belarusian government did deny us the right to go into Belarus to speak about the release of the terrorist, limiting us to the form of email and phone-calls, and the Belarusian government DID in fact begin to set up defensive bases and Forward Operating Bases on its Western border with Poland. Poland sees all three of these actions as an act of war, as well as the fact that another terrorist attack from the same group arrested by Belarusian forces in Briest days ago now in Belarusian custody attacked a government building in Krakow earlier today. Poland has officially demanded that the Belarusian government release the prisoner to Polish Federal Army forces in the southeastern border city of Koden within 48 hours. If Belarus does not fulfill this request, or alternatively removes its FOBs and starts to stop it building gun platforms and barbed wire fences on the entirety of its Polish-Belarusian borders, Poland will take this as a threat and upgrade from GREEN ALERT to YELLOW ALERT, which is basically the equivalent of the U.S's DEFCON 4. I hope that we can resolve things peacefully, but if not, the PFA, and the PASF have already been mobilized with the 5th and 7th Polish Mechanized Divisions of the PFA ready, as well as the Polish 77th Fast-Response Unity, and the PASF 91st and 89th Air Groups, which are essentially made up of 2 each of our standard 5 fighter/ bomber squadrons. Thank You, and have a good night.

TO: The EU, specifically Germany
FROM: President Bronislaw Komorowski
ENCRYPTION: HIGH
Dear Leaders,
I, President Bronislaw Komorowski, of Poland asked Belarus to return a terrorist prisoner taken into custody by Belarusian KGB Operatives earlier this week on the charges of framing the Belarusian government of blackmailing the German Government. While this may or may not be true, Poland's general populace, as well as I personally did not like or accept this outcome, and neither did we accept Belarus starting to build FOB's and multi-gun platforms on the border of Belarus and Poland. Because of this, I tried to negotiate with the Belarusian government, which denied my request to send a representative to talk about the release of the terrorist leader into Polish government hands, denied my request to send an interrogator, and denied my request to have him transferred to Poland. Additionally, they continued to construct FOB's into the night. Because of this, I have given the Belarusian government 48 hours to transfer the prisoner to the border town of Koden, or start taking down their gun placements and FOB's they are building. I would request the EU promise to back up the Republic of Poland's Polish Federal Army should it take itself upon the task of going to war with Poland. Thank You.
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Warsaw, Poland
It had been long enough. President Bronislaw Komorowski decided it was time. But he would not declare war on Belarus itself. Not yet. The newly reformed Polish Special Forces, which comprised of all former variants of the Polish Republic instead of the new Federal Republic of Poland, including the Dowództwo Wojsk Specjalnych (Special Troops Command) based in Kraków, the Jednostka Wojskowa Agat based in Gliwice, the Jednostka Wojskowa Formoza based in Gdynia, the Jednostka Wojskowa Grom based in Warszawa & Gdańsk, the Jednostka Wojskowa Komandosów based in Lubliniec, the Jednostka Wojskowa Nil based in Kraków, and the 7 Eskadra Działań Specjalnych based in Powidz. All of these had been combined to form the standard PSF, and were all now trained in the same ways of tactics, similar to that of U.S Navy SEALs but to a much lesser degree of professionalism and training and such. They were about equivalent to the power of the German KSK or the British SAS. Komorowski called up the Commander-in-Chief of the PSF; Brigadier Marcin Kaluza. Kaluza was installed into his position in mid-December, during the overall of the entire Polish government and military, whereas the economy had stayed the same for the most part. The phone rang.
"Hello?" Kaluza said.

"Hello, Marcin, this is Bronislaw."

"Greetings Mr. Komorowski, sir!"

"Thank You. I have a special assignment I have for you. I assume you've been monitoring the situation with Belarus at the Kapital Centrala."(Capital Headquarters- The Military headquarters of Poland)

"Yes sir,"

"Good. I need you to organize 3 PSF Insertion Teams and send them in by stealth chopper into Minsk. Are we sure that's where they're holding him by the way?"

"I'm not positive sir. I will check with the NIS." (National Intelligence Service and the Polish equivalent to both the CIA, NSA, and FBI combined- made up of the former Intelligence services of Poland prior to the December remakeover)

"Alright. Good. I will leave you and High Command to this mission. I cannot be working with you on it, or else the public will wonder why I'm not touring for the election. I will check up in a couple of hours, is this understood?"

"Yes sir."

"Good"

Briest, Poland; 2 miles out from Belarusian border
The helicopter of PSF Insertion Team-12 or IT-12 was a beauty. The Mi-40 Stealthhawk was essentially a Mi-24 standard Polish Heavy Helictoper Gunship but with stealth plating that was very expensive welded tight to the frame of the bird as well as mounted .50 cal machine guns on the doors, and twin rocket launchers on each side of the chopper.

"Alright Squad, listen up." Their commander said. "NIS has determined that the Belarusian government is holding the one terrorist leader in Zhabinka. It's a town that's around 20 miles out from the Belarusian city of Brest which of course borders our city of Briest, with an 'i'." He said. "Our job, along with Insertion Teams 3 and 15 is to insert to the Soviet-era prison installed underground a local military building in the center of town, nab the terrorist leader, and take him back across the border. We're entering the border in minus-10, and we should be in Zhabinka if all goes well in 40 minutes." He said. "Until then, get some shut-eye. You're gonna need to be fully alert against the BRA." He said.

Over Zhabinka, 40 minutes later
"Everyone, wake up!" The Commander yelled. "We're almost over the target." He said. "We land and get out in less than 30 seconds. I want boots inside the building and boots descending the stairs to the underground holding pin in 2 minutes or less? Copy?" He yelled. "Copy," The Team yelled. The pilot spoke up; "We're directly over the target. BRA hasn't picked us up. We're descending..... now." He said. At that moment, the clouds became clear, and directly below, the soldiers could see the lights and cars moving of a European city. There was a large government building with a concrete wall built around its street-facing side around it. "Alright...." the Pilot said, as the heli was just from touching the ground. "Touch-down..... NOW. GREEN LIGHT! GREEN LIGHT! GO GO GO!" He yelled. The Commander and the Team slipped out both doors of the helicopter, as they saw that teams 3 and 15 hadn't had enough room to land, since they were the choppers on the sides, so they were rappeling into the compound. At that moment, even the soft sounds of the engine-modified M1-40's were heard by the BRA Conscripts on duty outside. "Да зброі! Да зброі!," One of the offices yelled. He was saying: To Arms! To Arms! The PSF forces were unstoppable against these 17 year old or so conscripts and they easily shot them against the wall of the building or face-first into the concrete of the perimeter grounds of the building. PSF Team 2 breached the opening doorway, and some of their ranks fell to gunfire from BRA soldiers inside the lobby area of the 1st floor of the building. "IT's 3 and 12, this is IT-15." We didn't drop all our men off. We're having them stay onboard, we're pursuing 200 feet above ground. Advising choppers 2 and 12 to do the same." The pilot of the IT-15 team said. At that moment, the chopper that was pursuing 200 feet was struck by a rocket. The bright lights of the city made the choppers actually visible in the dark light of night. "We've just lost chopper 15." The Pilot of Chopper 12 said, from still hovering over the perimeter but within the safety of the building's wall. "Chopper 2, gain speed, and liftoff toward the Western border, I'll evac all I can. Call up the 'INSURANCE'" The pilot said through the COM. "Insurance?" Said a Private on the PSF 12 team, talking to his commander, as they fired another round of shots into the lobby, which was now filled with BRA Conscripts and the 3 teams couldn't enter. "What does that mean?" He said. "It means we're getting a little help," He said, as a squadron of F-16's flew over the building and shot down some missiles at BRA forces that were apparently outside the walls of the building. Double-thick iron doors were the entrance to the perimeter-square of the building. No wonder they didn't know there were troops out there. "This is Double-Decker Squadron," The CO of the F-16 squadron said. "We are coming around for another pass. CASA C-259's should be here soon." He said. "CASA C-259's?" The Private said. "What are they doing here?" The Private asked again. "Son," The Commander of Team 12 said, firing more rounds into the lobby from outside. "You're about to see some real action." "This is CASA- Blanca. Along with CASA Sizemore, and CASA Fletcher." Dropping in Paratroops as we speak." The pilot said. At that moment, troops were seen in large waves parachuting into the cities inner limits. "This is Tank Brigade CRUSHER. We've got 16 Leopard-2's and are ready to kick some serious ass." A Tank pilot reported in. "This is General Dubicki." Said a superior voice. "All Units are directed to distract BRA Units in the city until the PSF can get in that building and secure the package." He said. "This is Commander Krol," The IT-12 Commander said, as the last conscript fell in the lobby. We've entered the building, and are proceeding to go down the stairs to the basement holding cell." He said. The 3 teams proceeded down the staircase. A .50 CAL Was waiting for them at the end though, and a few of the Troopers got caught with bullets ripping through their torsos. One of the Troopers shot the Machine Gunner from all the way down the hallway with his Barrett .50. They proceeded down the hall and entered the room of the cell, and were attacked by a group of BRA Soldiers holding riot shields and armed with Makarov pistols. They got a couple of the PSF Soldiers, and when fired upon put up their shields, but Commander Krol threw down a frag grenade under their feet and blew them sky-high. They opened the cell, which was totally barred up by 6 sides solid sheet metal, and removed the prisoner, who was wearing a one-piece white garment with two sandals for shoes and a taped mouth and shackled hands. They led him up the staircase and to the lobby, throught the doors of the 1st floor and onto Chopper 12. "Dust-OFF!!" The pilot yelled. "Just got orders from the General, IT-12, you're getting aboard. IT-3 and IT-15 your orders are to proceed to the street and help the 67th Armored Cavlary division fight off the advancing Tank Destroyer Battalions of the Belarusian Army. They've got a Javelin Unit ready and want the best shooters and spotters to operate it. We've got Mobile-SAMs up and we need covering fire as we leave. Double-Decker Squadron's got us covered and Viper Squadron's coming in to replace them as Air Support." The Pilot said. "Alright," He said. As the last of IT-12 boarded. "Takeoff!" He yelled. The helicopter was in the air, and with Double-Decker Squadron covering them in the air, and with them high enough in the clouds to be out of AA Sight and primary range, they flew off until they reached Briest. It was also in a scuffle against BRA Forces from Brest, Belarus which had invaded after hearing about the incident in Zhabinka. Because of this, the Helicopter proceeded to Warsaw, since it was now in air-covered space, and the President sent a message to the EU.

TO: The EU, including France, Italy, Spain, Germany, and Britain
FROM: Poland
ENCRYPTION: HIGH
HEIGHT: URGENT
To the leaders whom it may concern, Poland is not officially at war with Belarus and has upgraded its status to ORANGE-LEVEL, as RED LEVEL is Nuclear War and YELLOW-LEVEL is troops on standby and heightened readiness. I would urge the EU to deploy some troops to help with keeping borders clear, as Poland's PFA will deal with invading Belarus itself. We need as much help as we can get as Poland's army outnumbers Belarus's but they have Russian soldiers guarding the borders, and Russia will surely not appreciate Belarus being invaded and going to war with Poland.
Thank You,
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Belarus had several things happened. They're government has always been rocked by riots and protests. In the beginning of 2014, it was no different. But then, in late April 2014, Lukashenko made his first speech in a while and dispersed the ideas of anyone ever rioting in Belarus every again. Along with this, other stuff happened:

by **The Vaktovian Empire** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 11:43 am

Galter Gulcher wrote:*Army was reorganized
Army Reorganization
The Russian Army is being reorganized, it will now consist of 36 Divisions of 10,000 Personnel each.

Infantry/Motorised
1st Infantry Division ~ Moscow
2nd Infantry Division ~ Moscow
3rd Infantry Division ~ Moscow
4th Infantry Division ~ Saint Petersburg
5th Infantry Division ~ Saint Petersburg
6th Infantry Division ~ Novosibirsk
7th Infantry Division ~ Yekaterinburg
8th Infantry Division ~ Samara
9th Infantry Division ~ Kazan
10th Infantry Division ~ Cheylabinsk
11th Infantry Division ~ Vologorad
12th Infantry Division ~ Krasnoyarsk
13th Infantry Division ~ Izhevsk
13th Infantry Division ~ Grozny
14th Infantry Division ~ Grozny
15th Infantry Division ~ Vladivostok

*All Infantry Divisions double serve as Mechanized/Motorized Divisions.

Armored
1st Amored Division ~ Moscow
2nd Armored Division ~ Moscow
3rd Armored Division ~ Saint Petersburg
4th Armored Division ~ Kalliningrad
5th Armored Division ~ Kalliningrad
6th Armored Division ~ Bryansk
7th Armored Division ~ Vladivostok
8th Armored Division ~ Yakutsk
9th Armored Division ~ Grozny
10th Armored Division ~ Omsk
11th Armored Division ~ Pskov
12th Armored Division ~ Sebezh
13th Armored Division ~ Rostov-Na-Donu
14th Armored Division ~ Murmansk
15th Armored Division ~ Perm
*All Armored Divisions serve as Tank and Artillery Divisions

Guard/Spetsnaz
1st Guard Division - Moscow
2nd Spetsnaz Division - St.Petersburg
3rd Spetsnaz Division - Moscow
4th Guard Division - Vologrod
5th Spetsnaz Division - Kalliningrad
6th Guard Division - Bryansk

*Belarus and Russia became closer allies.
To Belarus
Our millitary is looking to decrease its yearly upkeep, and it would be quick to take the chance to help a brother. For this reason, I would like to extend a offer to you for you to receive 255 T-72 Tanks for free.
Also, while I write this, I would like to add in a idea I have been considering, a idea that would benefit both of our contries, it would be called the Belarus-Russian Joint infrastructure agreement. It will involve a few key programs:

*Abolish border checkpoints,

*Improve the already existing highway system between our capitols into a straight shot 6 lane route.

*Agree to make a direct landline from Minsk Metro to Moscow Metro in the event of a global catastrophe.

*Build a defensive line from the southwestern most portion of the border between Poland and Belarus all the way along the border with Poland, to Lithuanian-Belarusian border, cross the border into Russia and continue along the Russian border with the countries of Lithuania,Latvia,and Estonia. Giving a complete line of defense against the NATO nations. It will be manned by a joint Belarusian-Russian task force.

*Russia and Belarus will initate a joint debt saving program. In the program, 385,000,000,000 $ will be saved up to pay off the debts 100% of both Belarus and Russia.

*Russia and Belarus will conduct yearly war games.

*Edward Snowden was given permanent asylum for however long he needed it.

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Current time:

To Belarus
Currently, a mission is in the works to put a Soyuz spacecraft in space for scientific purposes. However, a crew has yet to be chosen and for this reason we would like to take the opportunity to offer your government and your nation a chance to go into the heavens by sending a citizen of yours to go into space alongside two Russian cosmonauts.

Also, while I write this would like to notify you that the Russian segment of the NATO defense line will begin construction alongside the roads between our capitol and for the landline between the metros of our nations capitols.

TO: Russia
FROM: Belarus
ENCRYPTION: HIGH
Belarus will accept your offer, Mr. Putin, and would also like to tell you that the government has selected Gregory Lubinka a former Belarusian Air Force Colonel and a current student at a Aerospace and Engineering Academy working on advanced satellite and Belarusian space technologies with his former colleagues who went to the Academy. He already graduated, and he's back to help work on the newest project in development. He has a PhD in Aerospace and Engineering, a Masters in Rocket Technology Advanced, a PhD in Rocket Technology Basic, and a PhD in Rocket flying and Shuttle piloting, which the government funded a simulator to help train astronauts that could potentially be launched into space in the future.
He will be giving Belarus great pride to be going to space as the first Belarusian man to do so after the Soviet Regime. I would like to also ask where he needs to be transported in order to receive any extra training he requires and where he needs to be sent. Belarus will handle all air fairs and air returns. Belarus would also like to remind Russia if the deal between us for you to gift us old Soviet-era Corvettes into our newly made Navy is still a go.
Thank You.

by **Columbion** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 12:44 pm

Република България
Republic of Bulgaria

The Coalition for Bulgaria becomes immensely popular throughout the country

After influencing the nationalization and socialization of many programs in Buglaria, the Coalition for Bulgaria has become immensely popular throughout Bulgaria. Their approval rating is at 85% and that percentage is expected to rise. Political scientist throughout the country expect that the dominant party in the Coalition for Bulgaria, the Bulgarian Socialist Party to take control of the National Assembly in next months election. The second top party in the Coalition for Bulgaria, Party of Bulgarian Social Democrats is expected to take the second top spot in the National Assembly. Sergei Stanishev, a former Prime Minister is expected to win the presidency. Former President, Georgi Parvanov is expected to take the Prime Minister position.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Republic of Bulgaria
To the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin
Dear President Putin,

Good evening, or whenever you are reading this Mr. Putin

As the Coalition of Bulgaria, my political organization that I am affiliated with, a mostly anti-European Union group is about to win the elections and take control of the country, we wish to extend an early invitation to the Bulgaria so that we can strength the bond between Bulgaria and Russia. Both of our nations histories have been entangled with each other and I hope to restart that friendship that we once had.

Kristian Vigenin
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Bulgaria

Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Republic of Bulgaria
To the President of the Republic of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko
Dear President Lukashenko,

Good evening, or whenever you are reading this Mr. Lukashenko

As the Coalition of Bulgaria, my political organization that I am affiliated with, a mostly anti-European Union group is about to win the elections and take control of the country, we wish to extend an early invitation to the Bulgaria so that we can strength the bond between Bulgaria and Belarus. Both of our nations histories have been entangled with each other and I hope to restart that friendship that we once had.

Kristian Vigenin
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Bulgaria

by **Equalium** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 12:52 pm

((recopying from my old post as of the last op))

Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic

House of Supreme Soviet

As Transnistria progresses even further in military, the President had been nothing but impressed. The Belorussians recognize the PMR and even have support for them if a war ever does break out against Transnistria again. This leaves Russia and Ukraine for the Slavic Trio to recognize the PMR. As of now, Transnistria had planned a 6 Party Peace Talk with Moldova, involving Belarus, Russia, Hungary, Ukraine and Moldova. The hopes for this is pretty high, for the Transnistrians wish for peace and formally end the long term feud between the two governments. With this, The PMR had withdrew 500 troops away from the city of Bender to reduce the tensions somewhat with Moldovan Soldiers whom are watching the border. In addition, it had appeared that Transnistria's womens rights had increased significantly after President Yevgeny Shevchuk's Womans Rights Program. In addition, a recent study had found out that there is more Transnistrian women in the government than men, which had surprised many feminists around the world. However, as of now, Transnistria had sent a letter to Russia and Ukraine.

by **Winovia** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 2:45 pm

Kingdom of Bahrain

King Salman sat in his office reading the days foreign communications. He got to the Iranian and looked surprised, he opened it with caution expecting it to explode, but nothing happened. He read the letter and was surprised that the Iranians wished for diplomacy instead of war. He was skeptical of whether or not he should agree to these talks, due to the relationship between Iran and Bahrain, but he would for the good of his country.

To: Supreme Leader of Iran
From: King of Bahrain

Esteemed Leader,
I am glad that the opposition is choosing to peacefully do things instead of staging protest and disturbing the peace. Althpugh we are willing to negotiate, we will not have the negotiations anywhere but Bahrain. We feel it is no other nations business, and we can handle our own problems.

Signed,
Salman Al Khalifa, King of Bahrain

by **Talanzaar** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 4:24 pm

Italy's Latest News

Prime Minister Nichi Vendola submits resignation
Prime Minister Vendola has submitted his resignation after being found guilty of sexual assault while serving in the Chamber of Deputies for 14 years. The interim Prime Minister will be selected by the President after she comes to a decision.

Parliament reforms naturalization length in Italy
Parliament has passed a law that sets the naturalization length for any immigrant to 3 years in order to increase the immigration rate and help the population in Italy to grow. Immigration rates in Italy have been at an all time low.

President Laura Boldrini's approval ratings jump to 60%
Newly-Elected President Laura Boldrini approval ratings have passed 60%, according to a new poll. This is up 16 points from where she was when she was elected.

Italian debt continues to shrink
The Italian debt is now projected to be lowered to 106% percent of the GDP by 2016 as cuts come into effect and major reforms stalled by the previous government take place. The unemployment rate in Italy has dropped to 11.9 percent, down .6%.

by **Limborg** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 4:57 pm

Iran

June 1/2 2014

Supreme leader Hassan Khomeini announced the last reforms in Iran.
After a meeting was concluded with high officials agreements where made on new and probably the last reforms for Iran.
These reforms would make Iran fully democratic.
The biggest reform would be the removal of the Guardian council, wich was the last part that would block full democracy.
Soon after the news was told on TV millions of Iranains marched on the street, celibrating the reforms. Feasts headed till deep into the night, and even in the morning people floated back to the Streets. Khomeini knew that this would be the start of a strong and re-united Iran.

Khomeini could not celibrate himself, he had other buisness. A reply had come from Bahrain, it wasn't promissing. However Khomeini talked with the Bahrainian opposition leaders and concluded that a meeting would still be possible. He didn't waited and wrote his reply.

Adressed to: Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa
Written by: Supreme Leader Hassan Khomeini

I have discussed your reply with the revolutionary leaders till deep into the night. We have come to the conclusion that they will only attend talks if Bahrain grants diplomatic immunity on the name of Iran. Otherwise they see no safety in going to Bahrain and they will not attend the meeting. We hope that this is possible so we can move forward on the stability in your nation.

Signed,

Khomeini then headed to his home, he had just started to write his Resalah. Alot of his followers had asked for it and so he would write it the best he could. With the book he also could claim the status of Grand Ayatollah, wich he saw as a very popular thing. He hoped to bring Shia's and Sunni's closer together aswell as creating peace between the religious groups around the world.
While he was writing he started to think about what he could do to safe the world from a religious downfall. Khomeini hoped that the Barhainian conflict would become a great start. If he could manage to create peace amongst the Sunni's and Shia's there he would get a prominent face as a negotiator in the Muslim affairs, this could lead him to much more oppertunities in the region and also in the world.

Iran to become fully democratic
Supreme Leader Hassan Khomeini stated today that the last reforms are coming. This would end the guardian council and with that it would end the last undemocratic part of Iran. Iranians all over Iran celibrated the move and praised both Khomeini and Rouhani for their efforts.

by **Columbion** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 5:25 pm

Република България
Republic of Bulgaria

Special Election Results

With mass protests around the nation demanding radical change, the government ordered an emergency election. The results have came in from that election

Political Parties:
Bulgarian Socialist Party - 54%
Party of Bulgarian Social Democrats - 36%
Agrarian Union "Aleksandar Stamboliyski" - 8%
Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria - 2%

Presidential:
Sergei Stanishev - 79%
Rosen Plevneliev - 21%

Referendums:

The departure of Bulgaria from the European Union:
Yay - 89%
Nay - 2%
Abstain - 9%

The nationalization of all industries:
Yay - 66%
Nay - 30%
Abstain - 4%

The collectivization of agriculture:
Yay - 76%
Nay - 20%
Abstain - 4%

The Bulgarian recognition of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic
Yay - 96%
Nay - 3%
Abstain - 1%

The Bulgarian recognition of the State of Palestine
Yay - 84%
Nay - 10%
Abstain - 6%

by **Winovia** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 6:15 pm

Kingdom of Bahrain

Today, King Salman announced the first of many government reforms. This first reform was the indefinite dispersal of the Consultive Council. This reform officially made the National assembly a unicameral legislature. The reform also included that the Prime minister would now be the leader of the majority party in the National Assembly. Many Bahraini see this as a step forward but the believe it will take more than this.
King Salman read the letter from the Iranians, once again he was surprised for there had been a misunderstanding.

To: Supreme Leader of Iran
From: King of Bahrain

I am sorry, but there was a misunderstanding. We will not be having talks with any Iranian citizens. We will however invite the opposition leaders for talks, while here these leaders will be granted immunity unless they commit a violent crime.

Signed,
Salman Al Khalifa, King of Bahrain

by **Columbion** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 6:33 pm

Република България
Republic of Bulgaria

Newly elected president, Sergei Stanishev speaks to Bulgaria and the world

Dear my Bulgarian people and the world,

With the results of this election comes a bright and prosperous future for the people of Bulgaria. I will maximize our efficiency in our industries and agriculture through the nationalization and collectivization of them. Internationally, in this speech, I will speak on the behalf of all of Bulgaria, we recognize the State of Palestine and will aid them in bolstering their borders, removing the illegal Israeli settlements, and aid them in gaining recognition throughout the world. We also recognize the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic, a small nation between the Ukraine and Moldova. I will strengthen our relations with Russia, a long time ally of Bulgaria. With the overwhelming number of Bulgarians that voted to leave the European Union, I will follow through with your votes and end our membership with the European Union. When the European Union came, corruption followed. Which leads to cracking down on corruption in our government by ending organized crime. Along with this, I will monitor suspicious activity that party officials with the help of the National Intelligence Service. Bulgaria will become truly become independent and become the envy of the world!

by **The Vaktovian Empire** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 7:04 pm

Columbion wrote:
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Република България
Republic of Bulgaria

The Coalition for Bulgaria becomes immensely popular throughout the country

After influencing the nationalization and socialization of many programs in Buglaria, the Coalition for Bulgaria has become immensely popular throughout Bulgaria. Their approval rating is at 85% and that percentage is expected to rise. Political scientist throughout the country expect that the dominant party in the Coalition for Bulgaria, the Bulgarian Socialist Party to take control of the National Assembly in next months election. The second top party in the Coalition for Bulgaria, Party of Bulgarian Social Democrats is expected to take the second top spot in the National Assembly. Sergei Stanishev, a former Prime Minister is expected to win the presidency. Former President, Georgi Parvanov is expected to take the Prime Minister position.

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Republic of Bulgaria
To the President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin
Dear President Putin,

Good evening, or whenever you are reading this Mr. Putin

As the Coalition of Bulgaria, my political organization that I am affiliated with, a mostly anti-European Union group is about to win the elections and take control of the country, we wish to extend an early invitation to the Bulgaria so that we can strength the bond between Bulgaria and Russia. Both of our nations histories have been entangled with each other and I hope to restart that friendship that we once had.

Kristian Vigenin
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Bulgaria

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Republic of Bulgaria
To the President of the Republic of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko
Dear President Lukashenko,

Good evening, or whenever you are reading this Mr. Lukashenko

As the Coalition of Bulgaria, my political organization that I am affiliated with, a mostly anti-European Union group is about to win the elections and take control of the country, we wish to extend an early invitation to the Bulgaria so that we can strength the bond between Bulgaria and Belarus. Both of our nations histories have been entangled with each other and I hope to restart that friendship that we once had.

Kristian Vigenin
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Bulgaria

TO: Kristian Vigenin, Republic of Bulgaria
FROM: Mikhail Myasnikovich
ENCRYPTION: MEDIUM
Dear Mr. Vigenin,
The Administration of the Republic of Belarus would be happy to visit Bulgaria once its party and government has established itself firmly. Furthermore, Belarus is interested in an alliance between itself and Bulgaria, as Bulgaria is going almost into a pro-communistic state and Belarus is a pro-communistic state. Belarus would also like to encourage Bulgaria to make violent protests illegal and to have the government frown upon non-violent protests as an action punishable by decision of the state. Belarus would furthermore like to begin trading between Bulgaria and Belarus more than it does now in the form of a inter-joint trading pact, as well as a non-aggression pact, a defense-pact, and a Non EU-Pact that would formalize the both of our nations from ever again joining the EU (In your case) And in our case our nation every joining the EU (Which it has already announced this Non-EU Bill into our government, and it was passed. Anyhow, best of wishes to you. I speak for President Lukashenko when I say Belarus is happy to have more Slavic comrades wanting to spit on the West down South.
Sincerely,

Polish-Belarusian border
Conflicts between the Polish and Belarusian governments were right now at a stand still. The 22nd Artillery Corps of the Polish Federal Army had dug themselves into the border town of Vysokaye, in Belarus. They did not have an Anti-Air cover, however they had hid their artillery pieces of both self-propelled and towed artillery in the alleyways of the inner city, and the Belarusian Air Force could not penetrate in between the closely knit buildings. In the meantime, the Poles had also focused their attention on the major Belarusian city of Hrodna which was a major border city. Polish PASF Forces had tried their best to bomb all garrisoned forces in the city. Since then, air coverage on either side of the battle was no where to be seen. It was cold, and it was bitter. Fighting had now resulted to infantry vs. infantry battles, as well as Tanks vs. Tanks. Artillery was also no where to be seen on either side, and heavy weapons like Anti-Tank and Tank Destroyer vehicles were no where to be seen. It would come down to a battle of infantry and tanks, the standards of WWII with new technology. Both sides dug in for a cold and long siege of the city.

Belarusian-Lithuanian Land Ownership Talks,
Vilnius, Lithuania
The talks had been going on now for ten days. At this point Dalia was out of options. Her Joint Chiefs of Staff, and her Interior Ministry, as well as her cabinet could not make the Belarusian government leave without kicking them out with military force. And Grybauskaite didn't need Belarus invading Lithuania with Poland attacking them. That could start an international war. And if there was one thing Dalia didn't want, it was EU Troops in Lithuania. That could seriously damage morale of Lithuania. As well as put hundreds or thousands of casualties on the Lithuanian government's hands. In that case, Dalia had to confine. Lukashenko, now for the tenth day, was beginning his morning address to the people situated on both sides of the long oak table. Dalia stood up. "Alright." She said. "Alex, we cannot do this anymore. You're in a war with our ally, Poland, and you being here seriously damages our credibility. You know and I know that we know you're a bunch of cold-hearted bastards. Now, I might as well give in or you're going to steam-roll over us as well. How much do you want for the land you proposed?" She said. Lukashenko smiled. "Now then," He said. "Now we're getting somewhere." He said. "I'd say, around.... say...... well...... 10 Billion dollars." He said. "Are you kidding me?" Dalia said. "I couldn't buy more equipment than our military can operate with money. Especially from the U.S." She said. "Plus," She said. "That's a terrible deal." He said. "As you said." He said. "You want me out. Get me out. Take the deal and run. And I'll still have 503 Billion dollars of my government's money to come back and crush you with later." He said. "Is that a threat?" Dalia asked. "No," He said. "It is a promise." He said. At that point his RGB or Republican Guard Brigade forces walked into the room. "We're ready for you Comrade Lukashenko." The Officer said. His Ministers and Generals were getting packed up. The guards of Dalia stood close to her as well. At that point he grabbed one of her Ministers, and waved his hand out for the Officer to put his pistol in his hand. He puled the Minister in front of him. The officer placed the pistol into his hand. He aimed it at Dalia's guards. "No sudden movements." He said. "I know you Western scum like the back of my hand. You'd have killed me as I turned my back and brought glory to the West. A pity your government isn't a bit sensible," He said, spitting on the table they had been meeting at. "Is the gun clean?" He asked the officer. As the whole group of Belarusians backed up to the door which when they exited from would give the Lithuanian bodyguards a blindside view that they couldn't shoot them from. "Yes." The officer said, aiming his AK74U at the bodyguards. "Good." Lukashenko said. "When we get home, have the KGB draw up a report on what really happened here and release it to the world." He said. "What is it you plan to do." Dalia said. "I need to instill fear into your government. With all of your ministers here and your Prime Minister, they will know the true shit they are getting themselves into." He said. "They only need one body to start a rebellion." Lukashenko said. "And it won't be against you either." He said. He aimed the pistol at the man's forehead now that he was right next to the door. He pulled the trigger, splattering the man's brains across the white walled room, and onto the table, as at the same time, he threw the man's now lifeless body and the man's weight threw the stain-glass window that overlooked the Presidential Residence's courtyard. And the body went crashing to the ground from 1 story up. Lukashenko went running out the room with his men and Ministers and Generals. One of the bodyguards looked at Grybauskaite as the Ministers and Generals of her staff were cowering in fear behind the other side of the table. "Purse them?" He said. "Definitely." She replied. Lukashenko entered his limousine, as the Generals piled into their assorted government vehicles, the only two Vodnik transports armed their .50 cals. The members of Dalia's Bodyguard service, members of the Lithuanian National Guard or LNG, essentially the cream of the crop of the Armed Forces and those who were supposed to be part of the Presidential Bodyguard Unit, or PBI came running towards the Vodniks. Lukashenko talked into a walkie that he would direct their escape from. "Light them up." He said. The machine guns started firing, as the whole convoy started out of the courtyard and for the entrance into the Presidential Residence. In no time, Lukashenko knew, Dalia would have her best men, her special forces, the Special Purpose Service or SPS attacking them. The SPS and LNG went hand in hand. The SPS were like Navy seals or the SAS, and the LNG, they were like the Commandos, or the Royal British Marines. Two Chevrolet Suburbans with boosted hydraulics and machine guns pursued the back of the convoy. One of the farther back General's car came under fire. "Help, help comrade, I'm--- unde--- fi---e. I need help." He said, from his vehicle. "So is the sacrifice for a greater state." Lukashenko said, as the Vodniks accelerated to cover Lukashenko's car more than anyone else. "What!? NO HELP!!!!" The General said. "Hang on," Lukashenko said. He looked towards his driver. "Did we contact them yet?" He said. "Affirmative sir, they should be here soon." He said. At that moment a MiG-21 came over their convoy, and fired two missiles that doused the Chevrolets to bits. Another moment after that tanks rolled out from the side roads of the main Vilnius road, as did Vodniks, BMP-2's, BTR's, and Missile Launchers, as well as Surface-to-Air Missile Launchers. These didn't have Belarusian coats of arms on them though. They had the Soviet Hammer and Sickle on them. They were all also painted green, dark green. The color Belarus didn't use as much anymore. No one would connect it. "Start the revolution!!!" Lukashenko yelled into his walkie talkie. He would take a huge gamble at throwing Lithuania into civil war. But at the same time, the transaction had already been made and the formal paperwork carried out and in Lukashenko's briefcase, now sitting next to him. At that moment, a large Helicopter came down over the main road, and loaded the President and his Generals onto it, as the Limousine and other vehicles made off. The security cameras of the streets wouldn't see this helicopter though, as it picked them up on a side street that was between the cameras. What they would see is that the vehicles went across the road, towards the intersection, and then on the cam after the intersection, they'd see a T-72 and T-90 come out of a side road, with the communist emblem and blow the convoy sky-high. What they wouldn't know is that there were no actual people in it. The only way this plan went off without a hitch; It was a Sunday morning, and these pathetic Westerners were in Church. Pathetic. And as Lukashenko lifted off with his staff, now he saw the people running from their burning homes, scattering from their businesses. And now they'd fly off, low and under the radar, and slip over the border in mere minutes, and they'd be back in the safety of Lukashenko's paradise. He'd started a coup, and now, he'd have a new ally, and a communist one. Hopefully, at that.

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by **Lolloh** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 8:52 pm

Bucharest, Romania
Prime Minister Victor Ponta looked at all his papers. It was a mess. There were considerations to absorb Moldova, historically Romanian, and the Bulgarians had reverted back to Communism and withdrawn from the EU. Such actions could not be tolerated! Ponta immediately ordered 3 frigates and 7 corvettes to move off the coast of Bulgaria to begin a blockade of the bloody country. Ponta also ordered 50 thousand soldiers positioned on the border with Bulgaria, 20 thousand on the Moldovan border, and ordered the troop number in Afghanistan reduced to 1200 men. Finally, some domestic reforms: Ponta approved a bill from Parliament to increase welfare and raise the value of the Leu by spending some of the country's foreign currency reserves, while also declaring an increase in the minimum wage by 5%.

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Postby The Enclave Government » Thu Feb 13, 2014 5:21 pm

Regarding the EU Campaign;
President Abdullah said this, today.

To accept Turkey into the EU would show the EU's cultural acceptance of all peoples. Hundred of years ago, yes, The Ottoman Empire and Christian Europe were at war, but this is the modern world. You say your civilized, and that you accept all peoples, please keep true to your words.Turkey is also a pivotal country, as we border on Christian and Islamist lands, and we are tolerant of both. We also have a immense amount of industry to add to the EU's economy, with our burgeoning car and shipbuilding industry.
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Postby The Enclave Government » Fri Feb 14, 2014 7:18 pm

As of right now [i]Turkey[i] formally revokes ALL claims of land outside of Thrace and Mainland Turkey. President Abdullah explained that, Turkey is not a colonizing nation, and never should be. The ages of empire and imperial expansion is long gone, and countries should have their own independence. He also explained that it is more important to work on infastructure at home, rather then investing in colonies and wars overseas that dont directly effect the Turkish People or Economy.

EFFECTS:
Turkish Troops pull out of Northern Cyprus
Turkish troops and nationalized companies withdraw all operations not in Mainland Turkey or

by **The Enclave Government** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 9:03 pm

President Abdullah, today, unveiled a whole new ratification to the Turkish Constitution never seen on a scale of this magnitude before. He announced that ever since his election, he'd been working with Parliament on a new constitution to gurantee human rights, and this was the compromise. New rights include: Right to Choose for Abortion,Right to Vote for Judges, Parliament, and President. President Abdullah also announced a new Turkish Social Security, for a safety net for the disabled so they aren't sucked into debt. He also announced that now, with a grant from the government, ANY citizen could open their own private buisness. He explained this is part of a modernization movement, to become more proactive in the economy and constitution. He also, after this, raised the maximum amount of Front-Line servicemen to 1Million, and Reserves to 500K, but he only announced new numbers of 500K Active Duty Servicemen, and 100K Reserves.

by **Galter Gulcher** » Fri Feb 14, 2014 9:15 pm

Millitary
A new law has now passed, as the first batch of 18 year old boys who have completed the millitary training now provided to all boys 8-18 in the form of school programs and summer camps. All mentally stable boys who completed the year of training will be issued a Saiga semi-automatic rifle as well as two magazines of 7.62×39mm. In the event of invasion, they will serve as a thorn in the side of the invading force. They will keep there rifles and be officially part of a unpaid military force until the age of 50, were they can either turn back in there rifle and receive a 2,000 Roubles or instead they can keep there rifle and ammo for the rest of there lives. Of course, as new technologies develop the rifles issued to high school graduates will change, and in the next 10 years the soldiers in the militia will be more and more trained, and by the end of the 10 years and from that point on every member of the militant will have received 10 years of basic military training alongside regular schooling. If anyone has ethical or medical reasons as to why they cant serve in the militia, they will be allowed to instead do a years worth of community service.

Foreign Affairs
To Bulgaria
We are glad to see your nation is taking steps torwads the light of a free world, and that you honorable country refuses to be swept under the rug to Western Imperialistic policy. For this, we urge Bulgaria to request to join the CIS.

To Egypt
Our Government would like to purchase back from Egypt, six Shershen class Torpedo Boats as well as Nine Osa-Class Missile Boats. We will purchase each boat for 65 Million Dollars.

To Ukraine
Your glorious nation has long been a participant in the CIS, but the time has come for your chance, your chance to join. We urge your powerful country to apply for CIS membership, were you will be greeted by one of the fastest growing,increasingly powerful alliances. You will have a multitude of perks and abilities resulting from a official joining of the CIS.

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