Greco-Turkish War (Democritus Only)

[United Democratic Christian States]

With lack of remaining Prussian Troops, Delegates from Prussia would fly out to Athens from Berlin with a few escort fighters from the homeland to discuss the Greek surrender. They also shared the thought of nervousness with the meeting, so 20 Spartans have been sent to blend in to the crowd and be ready in case things go wrong.

[The Turkish State]

With the surrender of Greece, Turkish troops spread across Thrace and Northern Greece. Prisoners were taken, with some cases of resistance being noted. The commander of Turkish forces in Greece, The minister of Defence and the minister of Foreign Affairs flew to Athens to discuss the peace terms.

[The Underground Movement Union]

The North American Federation sends delegate Ulysses Abbott to the peace talks in Athens, under the guard of a small armed convoy and 4 personal body guards. Meanwhile, about 12,000 of the HDUHA soldiers, along with a small fleet will stay in Ipeiros, in the same islands and the same ports they captured when trying to save the 10,000 Prussian soldiers.

[New Metropolitan France]

With most of the involved parties now present, General Bordeaux announced the two main French requirements for an armistice:

- That France be allowed to station forces in an air base and naval facility in the Peloponnese Peninsula.
- That the DEU Oil/Gas pipeline project may be constructed in Greek territory.

[Puertollano]

The Greek President spoke in reply to the French demands; "A military base can be done, once we have peace, of course. We would also like to have an MDP with France too. To deter any other nation looking to burn us to the ground," he'd glance the Turkish delegate before looking back. "The DEU pipeline can also be achieved, as long as it reaps some positive effects in Greece as well."

[The Turkish State]

OOC: can we just wait a sec before we continue with negotiations? Because of my schedule (school has started again) I have very little time on my hands, while I don't want the fate of Greece decided without the person who took the most casualties and gains being there.