Civil War in Nchiyamengi

[Nchiyamengi]

There are reports that a significant parts of a large banana plantation in Maporomokodhoruba Province owned by a businessman with close ties to the Kampiya regimes have been doused with petrol and set on fire. It is believed that the Frente Pueblo Revolucionario Liberación (FPRL) was behind the attack, and some military forces are moving in to help the mercenaries hired as security there. The attackers reportedly fled at the first sight of resistance, leaving the plantation devastated behind them.

Meanwhile, amateur video footage in numerous cities, including the capital Puertazul shows police and army forces arresting some protestors who attempted to leave their houses after the 8pm curfew, and beating those that resisted or tried to flee. Mostly their appears to be little disturbance in the major cities, and the general populace there seems fairly subdued.

[Nchiyamengi]

Images from rebel tv show recordings from within the slums of Puetrazul with masked protestors grafting the message "Kifo kwa Mchinjaji!" onto the store of an alleged loyalist to the Kampiya regime. The message translates to "Death to the Butcher!", the name given to Presidente Marcos Kampiya by his enemies due to the brutality he showed toward to his enemies during the first Nchiyamengi civil war, otherwise known as the 'War of Cities', where General Marcos Kampiya was able to seize power of the whole country, taking the northern cities from the FPRL with US, South African, Ugandan, Israeli and Lyserian backing.

The army is rumoured to be planning a renewed full scale offensive come tomorrow morning, and the crack down in the cities is expected to increase in severity.

[Socialist Federative Slavia]

The Democratic Prolerarian State of Socialist Federative Slavia considers the Kampiya regime to be undemoratic an repressive, denying its citizens some of the most basic civil rights, but also condemns the violence against civilians carried out by the PRLF We invite the following parties to send their representatives to a conference in Minsk in order to establish cooperation with us towards bringing democracy and workers right to Nchiyamengi

Progressive Socialist Party

Liberal Democratic Party

People's Revolutionary Liberation Front

Islamic Socialist Movement

For now we will only ask the government to allow us to send 100 000 dollars worth of humanitarian aid, to the civilian population negatively effected by the war.

The Partido Liberal Democrático (PLD) leadership have declared their intent to send their party leader, Líder de la Oposición Rosa Tampiyawende, along with a small delegation of other party leaders, to the Minsk conference to establish cooperation towards democracy in Nchiyamengi.

Catalina Dumisende, leader of the Partido Socialista Progresista (PSP), is in hiding in an unknown location and has stated that she cannot risk attending the conference in the current political climate, but she and her party leader leadership have authorised struggle veteran and activist Isabel Kantayapi, poet and activist Yamdina Malapiyo and politics professor Pedro Ganza to attend the conference on the party's behalf. The three party members fled the country years ago at various stages, with all three finding shelter in Zaxumadi, and have all agreed to attend.

The Frente Pueblo Revolucionario Liberación (FPRL) have announced their intent to send the parties senior foreign envoy, Miguel Tapyaro, along with his team. Tapyaro and the entire team are currently based in Cuba, as part of the old alliance between the party and the Castro regime in Cuba.

The Movimiento Socialista Islámica (MSI) has announced there intent to send Imam Muhammad Amzani, Imam Ehsan Bakpanyani and Imam Saafir Kaladi, all Imam's loyal to the MSI in exile in Sudan, to represent the party at the Minsk conference.

In regard to the 100 000 dollars worth of humanitarian aid:

To the honourable Marshal President Neboysha Galich

We, the government of the Republic of Nchiyamengi, would happy allow your generous donation of humanitarian aid enter this country. As local policy dictates, such funds would them be transferred through the Ministry of Interior, through the Ministry of Finance over to the Ministry of Religion to be distributed through the church to needy causes throughout the nation. We trust the local reverends and priests associated with the Ministry of Religion to know how best to spend the funds for the good of their local communities. The needy citizens of Nchiyamengi will be internally grateful to you for your donations.

We thank you once again and look forward to working with you in the future.

Pedro Gatola
Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores

We thank all honored delegations for their replies and wlcome them to our capital. We would like all the opposition factions to consider this manifesto, and tell us what they think of it.

1) None of the opposition factions whose delagates attend this conferrence shall use violence against one another for the duration of the current conflict, nor after it.
2) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall decalre no religion as official, shall not enforce discrimination of any religious group, positive or negative, with regard to access to employment in, or access to the services of institutions, public or private.
3) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not use violence against people of any sexual orientation or identity.
4) None of these factions will ally themselves with the extremist Warriors of Islam.
5) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not mandate that foreign aid be distributed soly through the government, but will allow charitable donations to be distributed by the donating organizations, governmental or otherwise.
6) All factions will do their utmost to refrain from the destruction or seizure of civilian property, especially the property of obviously poor Nchiyamengi citizens.
7) No faction shall mortally harm civilians, regradless of their political affiliations.
9) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not enforce laws, religious or otherwise, that permit marriage of persons under the age of 14, that prohibit or restrict the rights of either spouse to divorce.
10) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi it shall allow for the individual provinces of the country to decide whether or not it will recognize homosexual marriage and other LGBT+ rights
11) In the event that the Kampiya regime is forced into allowing elections, the Slavian Government shall give equitable financial support to the MSI and the
12) The government of the Democratic Proletarian State shall supply the FPRL and MSI with up to 800 000$ each per year, worth of material aid in the form of munitions, medical supplies and weapons. It shall also provide medical care in our own facilities for anyone harmed in the conflict, if needed. 100 instructors will be sent train the fighters of the MSI and the FPRL.

The 100 000 dollars worth of aid has been sent in the form of medication, refrigerators for said mediaction, agricultural implements, water filters, rainwater collectors, generators and fuel, in case there is no electricity for the refrigerators.

[The Free Republic of Taylor Swift]

We prefer to remain neutral.

[Hokkaido-Sakhalin]

Hokkaido-Sakahlin holds secret talk with the FPRL on the matter of supplying small-arms, more advisers and giving aerial reconnaissance.

[Nchiyamengi]

A massive military offensive has been launched by the army. There are reports coming in that the army is entering Busetsu villages in areas near where the FPRL is reported to be based, and that the forces are forcibly removing the villagers and moving them to tented Internally Displaced Person (IDP) camps on the south coast, a dominantly Njengi area and a UP stronghold. The move appears to be one to starve off any local support in the from of food, medical supplies and new recruits for the FPRL.

[Nchiyamengi]

They is news of a massive protest in the slums of the capital city of Puertazul. Police and army forces are moving in on the blockades. Protestors have created makeshift blockades from tables, trash, bricks and broken fencing. Tires are being burnt behind the blockades. The protest is in clear defiance of the curfew imposed on no one being outside their houses after 8pm, with the time now 8:11pm. Signs bearing the words "Kifo kwa Mchinjaji!" ("Death to the Butcher!") are being held aloft, and the protestors are chanting the slogan.

[Nchiyamengi]

The Partido Liberal Democrático (PLD) leadership have declared their intent to send their party leader, Líder de la Oposición Rosa Tampiyawende, along with a small delegation of other party leaders, to the Minsk conference to establish cooperation towards democracy in Nchiyamengi.

Catalina Dumisende, leader of the Partido Socialista Progresista (PSP), is in hiding in an unknown location and has stated that she cannot risk attending the conference in the current political climate, but she and her party leader leadership have authorised struggle veteran and activist Isabel Kantayapi, poet and activist Yamdina Malapiyo and politics professor Pedro Ganza to attend the conference on the party's behalf. The three party members fled the country years ago at various stages, with all three finding shelter in Zaxumadi, and have all agreed to attend.

The Frente Pueblo Revolucionario Liberación (FPRL) have announced their intent to send the parties senior foreign envoy, Miguel Tapyaro, along with his team. Tapyaro and the entire team are currently based in Cuba, as part of the old alliance between the party and the Castro regime in Cuba.

The Movimiento Socialista Islámica (MSI) has announced there intent to send Imam Muhammad Amzani, Imam Ehsan Bakpanyani and Imam Saafir Kaladi, all Imam's loyal to the MSI in exile in Sudan, to represent the party at the Minsk conference.

In regard to the 100 000 dollars worth of humanitarian aid:

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To the honourable Marshal President Neboysha Galich

We, the government of the Republic of Nchiyamengi, would happy allow your generous donation of humanitarian aid enter this country. As local policy dictates, such funds would them be transferred through the Ministry of Interior, through the Ministry of Finance over to the Ministry of Religion to be distributed through the church to needy causes throughout the nation. We trust the local reverends and priests associated with the Ministry of Religion to know how best to spend the funds for the good of their local communities. The needy citizens of Nchiyamengi will be internally grateful to you for your donations.

We thank you once again and look forward to working with you in the future.

Pedro Gatola
Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores

We thank all honored delegations for their replies and wlcome them to our capital. We would like all the opposition factions to consider this manifesto, and tell us what they think of it.

1) None of the opposition factions whose delagates attend this conferrence shall use violence against one another for the duration of the current conflict, nor after it.
2) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall decalre no religion as official, shall not enforce discrimination of any religious group, positive or negative, with regard to access to employment in, or access to the services of institutions, public or private.
3) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not use violence against people of any sexual orientation or identity.
4) None of these factions will ally themselves with the extremist Warriors of Islam.
5) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not mandate that foreign aid be distributed soly through the government, but will allow charitable donations to be distributed by the donating organizations, governmental or otherwise.
6) All factions will do their utmost to refrain from the destruction or seizure of civilian property, especially the property of obviously poor Nchiyamengi citizens.
7) No faction shall mortally harm civilians, regradless of their political affiliations.
9) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not enforce laws, religious or otherwise, that permit marriage of persons under the age of 14, that prohibit or restrict the rights of either spouse to divorce.
10) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi it shall allow for the individual provinces of the country to decide whether or not it will recognize homosexual marriage and other LGBT+ rights
11) In the event that the Kampiya regime is forced into allowing elections, the Slavian Government shall give equitable financial support to the MSI and the
12) The government of the Democratic Proletarian State shall supply the FPRL and MSI with up to 800 000$ each per year, worth of material aid in the form of munitions, medical supplies and weapons. It shall also provide medical care in our own facilities for anyone harmed in the conflict, if needed. 100 instructors will be sent train the fighters of the MSI and the FPRL.

The 100 000 dollars worth of aid has been sent in the form of medication, refrigerators for said mediaction, agricultural implements, water filters, rainwater collectors, generators and fuel, in case there is no electricity for the refrigerators.

1) None of the opposition factions whose delagates attend this conferrence shall use violence against one another for the duration of the current conflict, nor after it.

The PLD and the PSP have both fully agreed to not use violence against the other groups during or after the conflict. The FPRL and the MSI have stated that they won't use violence against one another, or against the other sides involved, during or after the conflict unless the other side uses violence against them first.

2) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall decalre no religion as official, shall not enforce discrimination of any religious group, positive or negative, with regard to access to employment in, or access to the services of institutions, public or private.

All parties have stated that no one will be discriminated against based on religion.

3) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not use violence against people of any sexual orientation or identity.

The PLD and the PSP have both fully agreed to this, and both support legalising gay marriage. The FPRL and the MSI have said that they need more time to discuss the matter with party leadership, mostly in regards as a number of fundamentalist Christians in the FPRL and fundamentalist Muslims in the MSI have suggested electroshock therapy for homosexuals, and some extremists in both have even suggested the death penalty for homosexuals.

4) None of these factions will ally themselves with the extremist Warriors of Islam.

All sides have agreed. They all view the Warriors of Islam as a dangerous and violent terrorist group.

5) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not mandate that foreign aid be distributed soly through the government, but will allow charitable donations to be distributed by the donating organizations, governmental or otherwise.

The PLD and the PSP have both fully agreed to this. The FPRL and the MSI still need more time to discuss the matter internally.

6) All factions will do their utmost to refrain from the destruction or seizure of civilian property, especially the property of obviously poor Nchiyamengi citizens.

The PLD and the PSP have both fully agreed to this. The FPRL and the MSI have both stated that they will do whatever it takes to overthrow the Kampiya regime as soon as possible to free their people. They have stated that in this process civilian property may unfortunately be destroyed or have to be seized, but they will try keep it to a minimal extent.

7) No faction shall mortally harm civilians, regradless of their political affiliations.

The PLD and the PSP have both fully agreed to this. The FPRL and the MSI have both stated they will do their best to avoid harming civilians, but have stated that unfortunately some may be caught in the crossfire.

8.) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not enforce laws, religious or otherwise, that permit marriage of persons under the age of 14, that prohibit or restrict the rights of either spouse to divorce.

None of the sides have agreed to this. The PLD and the PSP have both stated that they will allow all people to marry over the age of 18, gay or straight, or to marry over the age of 16, gay or straight, with the permission of their parent or legal guardian. The FPRL and the MSI have both fully rejected this however, they have both stated they will not legalise "impure marriage" or "sodomy".

9) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi it shall allow for the individual provinces of the country to decide whether or not it will recognize homosexual marriage and other LGBT+ rights.

None of the sides have agreed to this. The PLD and the PSP have both stated they will ensure gay marriage and LGBT+ rights are established nationwide. The FPRL have stated they will establish a centralised Republic, but they will consider some minimal decentralisation. They have stated that they will not support legalising "impure marriage" or "sodomy". The MSI want governance to be based on an even more localised level than on the provincial level, they have stated that they will not support legalising "impure marriage" or "sodomy" however.

10) In the event that the Kampiya regime is forced into allowing elections, the Slavian Government shall give equitable financial support to the MSI and the

11) The government of the Democratic Proletarian State shall supply the FPRL and MSI with up to 800 000$ each per year, worth of material aid in the form of munitions, medical supplies and weapons. It shall also provide medical care in our own facilities for anyone harmed in the conflict, if needed. 100 instructors will be sent train the fighters of the MSI and the FPRL.

The FPRL and the MSI have both accepted this offer if it is still on the table.

To the honourable Marshal President Neboysha Galich

We, the government of the Republic of Nchiyamengi,thank you for the donation. We shall ensure that this generous donation is distributed to those in need in Nchiyamengi

Pedro Gatola
Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores

[Hokkaido-Sakhalin]

The PRHS has declared that they will withdraw support to the FPRL unless they break all ties to the MSI.

[Nchiyamengi]

The PRHS has declared that they will withdraw support to the FPRL unless they break all ties to the MSI.

Senior Foreign Envoy Miguel Tapyaro wishes to clarify with the PRHS that the FPRL have no direct alliance with the MSI, rather that they will just not actively fight with the MSI unless they attack them first. The FPRL will consider fighting alongside the MSI if it helps them win their war against the "bloodthirsty and tyrannical" Kampiya regime.

[Nchiyamengi]

Military and police forces have violently broken up the protests in the slums of Puertazul, although it appears the protest has moved to other cities, and the police and army are moving in on breaking up those protests as well. The police are reported as having started by using smoke grenades, tear gas, rubber bullets and batons, but there are some reports that they moved onto using live rounds, but these are unconfirmed. A number of protestors have been arrested and detained. There are reports and images of parts of the slums burning, and it appears a number of shops have been raided and burned, especially those owned by UP loyalist.

[Nchiyamengi]

As they are not capable of defeating even primitives like the MSI, we withdraw diplomatic recognition from the Kampiya regime. We recognize the FPRL as the official government and are willing to offer weapons and financial assistance if they promise to crush the MSI once Kampiya is overthrown.

The FPRL will not actively fight the MSI unless the MSI unless they attack them first. The FPRL will consider fighting alongside the MSI if it helps them win their war against the "bloodthirsty and tyrannical" Kampiya regime.

[Hokkaido-Sakhalin]

Chairman Konstantine Chuikov has offered that the 15th and 6th Tactical Bomber Squadrons serve under FPRL markings in secret talks, we await an answer.

[Nchiyamengi]

10:13 PM - Reports are coming in that a military base near the jungles of Maporomokodhoruba Province has been attacked, it is believed by the FPRL are behind attack. Reinforcements are reportedly moving in. It appears this is a more direct attack rather than the the usual hit and run ambush tactics.

[Nchiyamengi]

Chairman Konstantine Chuikov has offered that the 15th and 6th Tactical Bomber Squadrons serve under FPRL markings in secret talks, we await an answer.

OOC: Unfortunately that would mean your airplanes entering Nchiyamengian airspace, which could lead to more open and outright war, especially as the Nchiyamengian airforce would be able to find them far more easily, as compared to the guerrilla forces that are more easily hidden in the jungles and mountains of the Republic. So lets avoid that.

[Nchiyamengi]

10:23 pm - Riots have broken out in the slums of the capital city of Puertazul, in the coastal cities of Ciudadelapalma and Puertoplátano, and in the mining city of Mjiwadhahabu. Police and military forces are moving in. Significant parts of the slums of Puertazul are burning.

[New Owca]

New Owca recognises its friend and ally Nchiyamengi and is willing to do all it can to aid it in restoring order, and is willing to fight rebels on both sides. We therefore officially side with Presidente Marcos Kampiya. In return, we request open trade with the nation once the civil war is settled, with no tariffs on either side.

Our soldiers are ready, willing and able.We are ready to deploy!

[Hokkaido-Sakhalin]

Accepting criticism of our previous proposal, we instead offer more military advisers as well as light vehicles and weaponry to the FPRL, such as motorcycles, amphibious jeeps, silenced guns and hand-held anti-vehicle weapons.

[Socialist Federative Slavia]

We thank all honored delegations for their replies and wlcome them to our capital. We would like all the opposition factions to consider this manifesto, and tell us what they think of it.

1) None of the opposition factions whose delagates attend this conferrence shall use violence against one another for the duration of the current conflict, nor after it.
2) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall decalre no religion as official, shall not enforce discrimination of any religious group, positive or negative, with regard to access to employment in, or access to the services of institutions, public or private.
3) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not use violence against people of any sexual orientation or identity.
4) None of these factions will ally themselves with the extremist Warriors of Islam.
5) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not mandate that foreign aid be distributed soly through the government, but will allow charitable donations to be distributed by the donating organizations, governmental or otherwise.
6) All factions will do their utmost to refrain from the destruction or seizure of civilian property, especially the property of obviously poor Nchiyamengi citizens.
7) No faction shall mortally harm civilians, regradless of their political affiliations.
9) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not enforce laws, religious or otherwise, that permit marriage of persons under the age of 14, that prohibit or restrict the rights of either spouse to divorce.
10) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi it shall allow for the individual provinces of the country to decide whether or not it will recognize homosexual marriage and other LGBT+ rights
11) In the event that the Kampiya regime is forced into allowing elections, the Slavian Government shall give equitable financial support to the MSI and the
12) The government of the Democratic Proletarian State shall supply the FPRL and MSI with up to 800 000$ each per year, worth of material aid in the form of munitions, medical supplies and weapons. It shall also provide medical care in our own facilities for anyone harmed in the conflict, if needed. 100 instructors will be sent train the fighters of the MSI and the FPRL.

The 100 000 dollars worth of aid has been sent in the form of medication, refrigerators for said mediaction, agricultural implements, water filters, rainwater collectors, generators and fuel, in case there is no electricity for the refrigerators.

1) None of the opposition factions whose delagates attend this conferrence shall use violence against one another for the duration of the current conflict, nor after it.

The PLD and the PSP have both fully agreed to not use violence against the other groups during or after the conflict. The FPRL and the MSI have stated that they won't use violence against one another, or against the other sides involved, during or after the conflict unless the other side uses violence against them first.

2) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall decalre no religion as official, shall not enforce discrimination of any religious group, positive or negative, with regard to access to employment in, or access to the services of institutions, public or private.

All parties have stated that no one will be discriminated against based on religion.

3) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not use violence against people of any sexual orientation or identity.

The PLD and the PSP have both fully agreed to this, and both support legalising gay marriage. The FPRL and the MSI have said that they need more time to discuss the matter with party leadership, mostly in regards as a number of fundamentalist Christians in the FPRL and fundamentalist Muslims in the MSI have suggested electroshock therapy for homosexuals, and some extremists in both have even suggested the death penalty for homosexuals.

4) None of these factions will ally themselves with the extremist Warriors of Islam.

All sides have agreed. They all view the Warriors of Islam as a dangerous and violent terrorist group.

5) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not mandate that foreign aid be distributed soly through the government, but will allow charitable donations to be distributed by the donating organizations, governmental or otherwise.

The PLD and the PSP have both fully agreed to this. The FPRL and the MSI still need more time to discuss the matter internally.

6) All factions will do their utmost to refrain from the destruction or seizure of civilian property, especially the property of obviously poor Nchiyamengi citizens.

The PLD and the PSP have both fully agreed to this. The FPRL and the MSI have both stated that they will do whatever it takes to overthrow the Kampiya regime as soon as possible to free their people. They have stated that in this process civilian property may unfortunately be destroyed or have to be seized, but they will try keep it to a minimal extent.

7) No faction shall mortally harm civilians, regradless of their political affiliations.

The PLD and the PSP have both fully agreed to this. The FPRL and the MSI have both stated they will do their best to avoid harming civilians, but have stated that unfortunately some may be caught in the crossfire.

8.) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not enforce laws, religious or otherwise, that permit marriage of persons under the age of 14, that prohibit or restrict the rights of either spouse to divorce.

None of the sides have agreed to this. The PLD and the PSP have both stated that they will allow all people to marry over the age of 18, gay or straight, or to marry over the age of 16, gay or straight, with the permission of their parent or legal guardian. The FPRL and the MSI have both fully rejected this however, they have both stated they will not legalise "impure marriage" or "sodomy".

9) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi it shall allow for the individual provinces of the country to decide whether or not it will recognize homosexual marriage and other LGBT+ rights.

None of the sides have agreed to this. The PLD and the PSP have both stated they will ensure gay marriage and LGBT+ rights are established nationwide. The FPRL have stated they will establish a centralised Republic, but they will consider some minimal decentralisation. They have stated that they will not support legalising "impure marriage" or "sodomy". The MSI want governance to be based on an even more localised level than on the provincial level, they have stated that they will not support legalising "impure marriage" or "sodomy" however.

10) In the event that the Kampiya regime is forced into allowing elections, the Slavian Government shall give equitable financial support to the MSI and the

11) The government of the Democratic Proletarian State shall supply the FPRL and MSI with up to 800 000$ each per year, worth of material aid in the form of munitions, medical supplies and weapons. It shall also provide medical care in our own facilities for anyone harmed in the conflict, if needed. 100 instructors will be sent train the fighters of the MSI and the FPRL.

The FPRL and the MSI have both accepted this offer if it is still on the table.

To the honourable Marshal President Neboysha Galich

We, the government of the Republic of Nchiyamengi,thank you for the donation. We shall ensure that this generous donation is distributed to those in need in Nchiyamengi

Pedro Gatola
Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores

Since the stiking point seems to be LGBT+ rights, we propose that the FPRL and the MSI allow any LGBT individuals to emigrate to the Democratic Proletarian State, should either or both of these factions attain power or influene to do so. We must strongly encourage both groups to soothe the passions of their more zealous members who desire the murder of LGBT+s. We will not in any way support the wholesale murder of those we view as innocent.
The Slavian government will commission research into the possible causes, and cuntermeasures to LGBT behaviours, and we invite the FPRL and the MSI observe these studies, and to agree to use any measures found to be effective instead of a disastrous ''electroshock therapy''.

We will strike 8. clause from the agreement
We will add our congratualtions to both military parties for denouncing the gratuitous violence against civilians, and voice our desire that no ethnic retributions are carried out against the Lyserian minority.

We also inrease our offer of military aid to 400 instructers and 800 000$ each per year for the FPRL and MSI .

We will also offer asylum to any Nchiyamengi citizen persecuted in their homeland.

[Socialist Federative Slavia]

Accepting criticism of our previous proposal, we instead offer more military advisers as well as light vehicles and weaponry to the FPRL, such as motorcycles, amphibious jeeps, silenced guns and hand-held anti-vehicle weapons.

The government of the Democratic Proletarian State strongly urges Hokkaido-Sakhalin to adopt a more sympathetic stance towards the MSI as it is by far the more moderate of the two islamic organizations, and a hostile foreign attitude may push it into the arms of its repugnant cousin. Not to mention the need for unity amongst the rebels against the tyrannical neoliberal government.

[Nchiyamengi]

New Owca recognises its friend and ally Nchiyamengi and is willing to do all it can to aid it in restoring order, and is willing to fight rebels on both sides. We therefore officially side with Presidente Marcos Kampiya. In return, we request open trade with the nation once the civil war is settled, with no tariffs on either side.

Our soldiers are ready, willing and able.We are ready to deploy!

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OOC: I think in the interest of keeping this realistic lets keep foreign troops to a minimum, although it would make sense to send in a minimal force to protect your own interests, protect your own interests and to help keep order in the wealthier parts of the cities. Lets avoid a wholesale expeditionary force however as that just isn't realistic.

[Nchiyamengi]

Accepting criticism of our previous proposal, we instead offer more military advisers as well as light vehicles and weaponry to the FPRL, such as motorcycles, amphibious jeeps, silenced guns and hand-held anti-vehicle weapons.

The FPRL thanks you for your support and will set about trying to smuggle these into the country and get them to there forces.

[Nchiyamengi]

1) None of the opposition factions whose delagates attend this conferrence shall use violence against one another for the duration of the current conflict, nor after it.

The PLD and the PSP have both fully agreed to not use violence against the other groups during or after the conflict. The FPRL and the MSI have stated that they won't use violence against one another, or against the other sides involved, during or after the conflict unless the other side uses violence against them first.

2) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall decalre no religion as official, shall not enforce discrimination of any religious group, positive or negative, with regard to access to employment in, or access to the services of institutions, public or private.

All parties have stated that no one will be discriminated against based on religion.

3) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not use violence against people of any sexual orientation or identity.

The PLD and the PSP have both fully agreed to this, and both support legalising gay marriage. The FPRL and the MSI have said that they need more time to discuss the matter with party leadership, mostly in regards as a number of fundamentalist Christians in the FPRL and fundamentalist Muslims in the MSI have suggested electroshock therapy for homosexuals, and some extremists in both have even suggested the death penalty for homosexuals.

4) None of these factions will ally themselves with the extremist Warriors of Islam.

All sides have agreed. They all view the Warriors of Islam as a dangerous and violent terrorist group.

5) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not mandate that foreign aid be distributed soly through the government, but will allow charitable donations to be distributed by the donating organizations, governmental or otherwise.

The PLD and the PSP have both fully agreed to this. The FPRL and the MSI still need more time to discuss the matter internally.

6) All factions will do their utmost to refrain from the destruction or seizure of civilian property, especially the property of obviously poor Nchiyamengi citizens.

The PLD and the PSP have both fully agreed to this. The FPRL and the MSI have both stated that they will do whatever it takes to overthrow the Kampiya regime as soon as possible to free their people. They have stated that in this process civilian property may unfortunately be destroyed or have to be seized, but they will try keep it to a minimal extent.

7) No faction shall mortally harm civilians, regradless of their political affiliations.

The PLD and the PSP have both fully agreed to this. The FPRL and the MSI have both stated they will do their best to avoid harming civilians, but have stated that unfortunately some may be caught in the crossfire.

8.) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi, it shall not enforce laws, religious or otherwise, that permit marriage of persons under the age of 14, that prohibit or restrict the rights of either spouse to divorce.

None of the sides have agreed to this. The PLD and the PSP have both stated that they will allow all people to marry over the age of 18, gay or straight, or to marry over the age of 16, gay or straight, with the permission of their parent or legal guardian. The FPRL and the MSI have both fully rejected this however, they have both stated they will not legalise "impure marriage" or "sodomy".

9) In the event that any of these factions attains power in Nchiyamengi it shall allow for the individual provinces of the country to decide whether or not it will recognize homosexual marriage and other LGBT+ rights.

None of the sides have agreed to this. The PLD and the PSP have both stated they will ensure gay marriage and LGBT+ rights are established nationwide. The FPRL have stated they will establish a centralised Republic, but they will consider some minimal decentralisation. They have stated that they will not support legalising "impure marriage" or "sodomy". The MSI want governance to be based on an even more localised level than on the provincial level, they have stated that they will not support legalising "impure marriage" or "sodomy" however.

10) In the event that the Kampiya regime is forced into allowing elections, the Slavian Government shall give equitable financial support to the MSI and the

11) The government of the Democratic Proletarian State shall supply the FPRL and MSI with up to 800 000$ each per year, worth of material aid in the form of munitions, medical supplies and weapons. It shall also provide medical care in our own facilities for anyone harmed in the conflict, if needed. 100 instructors will be sent train the fighters of the MSI and the FPRL.

The FPRL and the MSI have both accepted this offer if it is still on the table.

To the honourable Marshal President Neboysha Galich

We, the government of the Republic of Nchiyamengi,thank you for the donation. We shall ensure that this generous donation is distributed to those in need in Nchiyamengi

Pedro Gatola
Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores

Since the stiking point seems to be LGBT+ rights, we propose that the FPRL and the MSI allow any LGBT individuals to emigrate to the Democratic Proletarian State, should either or both of these factions attain power or influene to do so. We must strongly encourage both groups to soothe the passions of their more zealous members who desire the murder of LGBT+s. We will not in any way support the wholesale murder of those we view as innocent.
The Slavian government will commission research into the possible causes, and cuntermeasures to LGBT behaviours, and we invite the FPRL and the MSI observe these studies, and to agree to use any measures found to be effective instead of a disastrous ''electroshock therapy''.

We will strike 8. clause from the agreement
We will add our congratualtions to both military parties for denouncing the gratuitous violence against civilians, and voice our desire that no ethnic retributions are carried out against the Lyserian minority.

We also inrease our offer of military aid to 400 instructers and 800 000$ each per year for the FPRL and MSI .

We will also offer asylum to any Nchiyamengi citizen persecuted in their homeland.

The FPRL and the MSI will not oppose LGBT+ individuals choosing to leave the Republic should they win power.

The delegations of both parties both state that no ethnic retributions are carried out against the Lyserian minority, but the FPRL has stated that they will engage in significant wealth redistribution should they take power that will "break and end white monopoly capital that exists in Nchiyamengi as part of the legacy of colonialism". The MSI have also proposed a certain level of wealth redistribution.

Both the FPRL and the MSI both thank the Slavian government for the promise for additional support.

[Nchiyamengi]

11:52 PM - Rebel media is reporting that the battle at the military base near the jungles in Maporomokodhoruba Province is reportedly still raging, with it now confirmed the FPRL is the aggressor, as they claim to be winning.

[Socialist Federative Slavia]

Since the stiking point seems to be LGBT+ rights, we propose that the FPRL and the MSI allow any LGBT individuals to emigrate to the Democratic Proletarian State, should either or both of these factions attain power or influene to do so. We must strongly encourage both groups to soothe the passions of their more zealous members who desire the murder of LGBT+s. We will not in any way support the wholesale murder of those we view as innocent.
The Slavian government will commission research into the possible causes, and cuntermeasures to LGBT behaviours, and we invite the FPRL and the MSI observe these studies, and to agree to use any measures found to be effective instead of a disastrous ''electroshock therapy''.

We will strike 8. clause from the agreement
We will add our congratualtions to both military parties for denouncing the gratuitous violence against civilians, and voice our desire that no ethnic retributions are carried out against the Lyserian minority.

We also inrease our offer of military aid to 400 instructers and 800 000$ each per year for the FPRL and MSI .

We will also offer asylum to any Nchiyamengi citizen persecuted in their homeland.

The FPRL and the MSI will not oppose LGBT+ individuals choosing to leave the Republic should they win power.

The delegations of both parties both state that no ethnic retributions are carried out against the Lyserian minority, but the FPRL has stated that they will engage in significant wealth redistribution should they take power that will "break and end white monopoly capital that exists in Nchiyamengi as part of the legacy of colonialism". The MSI have also proposed a certain level of wealth redistribution.

Both the FPRL and the MSI both thank the Slavian government for the promise for additional support.

It is agreed then. You will be free to call on us for whatever combination of material aid you need for th 800 000$ each we have promised you. The 400 instructers will also be departing with you.