The North Polish Union wrote:The fact that neither the FRA or the UIAF refuse to recognize that Slavia ended their association with the FRA on December 24 has nothing to do with the actual status of Slavia's relationship with the FRA as of January 2.
Slavia ended their affiliation with the FRA on December 24. That neither the FRA nor the UIAF were willing to recognize this speaks volumes about both organizations.
The FRA Charter, the treaty and governing document which new FRA members subscribe to, has everything to do with Slavia's FRA's status.
The procedure for leaving the FRA was not followed until 3rd January. Before then, Slavia's Defence Minister (and one of its FRA representatives) was telling the FRA that Slavia was still a member, Slavia made no external effort to announce any withdrawal and Slavia maintained its Embassy with the FRA.
Clearly, some members of Slavia wanted Slavia to remain in the FRA and others were incompetent in failing to actually leave the organisation. If you want someone to blame for Slavia's continued FRA membership to 3rd January, blame them. Or better still, blame the whole of Slavia for having joined the FRA in the first place. What the FRA can legitimately criticised for is for failing to militarily or diplomatically protect what they acknowledged to be their region.
The FRA Charter and the practical issues described are entirely reasonable criteria on which the UIAF can conclude Slavia was an FRA region on 3rd January.