Condemn The People's Republic of Ammoka
A resolution to express horror at the action's of the People's Republic of Ammoka
Cataloger: Condemnation
Nominee: The People's Republic of Ammoka
Proposed by : The Holy Commune of Sepuria and The Communs-Unis of Fjeld
Realizing that during war civilian casualties are sometimes inevitable;
Disappointed with Ammoka for it's multiple war crimes during the conflict in Iberia and Britannia And France;
Shocked at the usage of nuclear weapons against the city of Barcelona under the protection of former allies when there was no proven threat to Ammoka's security of a similar magnitude;
Disgusted at the complicity in the genocidal actions of it's regional allies against the Republican Iberians including but not limited to the use of chemical and nuclear weapons against Republican cities. These attacks included both military and civilian targets as well as attacks of civilian evacuation ships; (Reference: GA #38)
Frustrated with their decision to attack cities that had no military threat to Ammoka or it's allies in order to coerce enemy nations, through their civilian population, to capitulate. These actions were to be repeated along with complicity on Ammoka's part again in France;
Horrified at their threats towards the lives of POW's and the civilian population in their zone of occupation in order to force unfair peace terms upon the Iberian Republic; (Reference: GA#18)
Dismayed by Ammoka's actions in attacking other nation's forces without a declaration of war ;
For these actions we hereby condemn The People's Republic of Ammoka
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=107948 use of nuclear weapon against civilian target without similar threat to Ammoka
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=107948&start=25 threatening POWs and civilians lives
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=107948&start=150 use of chemical weapons and WMDS against civilians
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=107948&start=175 use of chemical weapons on non-military targets
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=107948&start=25 not intervening when allies used chemical weapons or directly attacked civilians