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right now I am just focusing on winning the Civil War
You know, having an Habsburg on the Mexican throne is actually historically accurate ☝🏼🤓
[] The Telegram []
The Telegram response by the Russian Government from Saint Petersburg would be one that was short and brief.
- Telegram: Troops are being moved in as a matter of national security. Over the past few weeks, raids from the states in the Kavkaz region have intensified in southern Russia, and we have good cause to believe that there must be a defence across the border regions of the entire nation to ensure that this sort of thing does not happen anywhere on our border. Good day.
Troops would be moved in to garrison the Russian border in south-central Siberia, where they would simply carry out their day-to-day tasks, not exactly being aggressive towards the Turks on the horizon. However, twelve divisions would be moved into the Southwestern Military District of the Republic, where they would prepare for a reconquest of the Kuban anarcho-state in the south.
Novilliwit and GTA world
OOC we're planning to take the Kuban state, the... uh... Mountain Republic state, and the Georgian state ASAP.
alright i'll give you some japanese lore;
The Fading Sun still flies high
Japan, once the dominant power of all of Asia, has begun to fade. Despite maintaining its power on the world stage, the its clear that Japan was and still is not what it used to be. First of all, the devastating and catastrophic Third Sino-Japanese War was a humiliating defeat for the Japanese, causing them to essentially be kicked out of much of East Asia, safe for Korea and their holdings in Southeast Asia and parts of India. Once the breadbasket of the Co-Prosperity Sphere, China had gone their own way. That's not to say there's still tensions between the two, rather it would be an understatement to say there's only tensions. Despite being stated in the peace treaty that Japan would handover Taiwan, it refuses to do so, instead forming the Taiwanese Nationalist Special Administration, consisting of the renaments of the Pro-Japanese Wangist Regime that had been overthrown by the National Protection Army in the Third Sino-Japanese War, and despite recognizing the National government in Nanjing as official, still keeps the Special administration as a tool to poke China with, causing rising tensions between the two even to this day.
Meanwhile, in the rest of Asia, Japan has begun to lose its influence as well. First, the Filipino Civil War, which saw the All-Filipino Revolutionary Socialist Republic seize control over the islands, much to the dismay of the Japanese government. In addition, the Vietcong still maintains its presence in North Vietnam, essentially forcing Japanese troops to be bogged down in the region, wasting Japan's resources, whilst the KMT in Burma were reorganized by the Chinese in order to covertly cause as much chaos to the Japanese forces as possible. In addition, Japan is slowly losing control over its puppet regimes. Indonesia has slowly become a rising star, increasing its Naval supremacy, and could potentially rival Japan's control over the faction in a few years, whilst Free India, the esoteric regime in the Indian Subcontinent back by Japan, slowly begins to run a foul of the Japanese, launching/threatening to launch missiles in the Republic of India, without the permission of the Japanese government.
Still, Japan is by far the best off of all of the former Tripartite Members. It's still the second most powerful in the world, behind the USA, although not by much, as China and Russia rapidly gain on it. Japan also has one of, if not the most strongest navy in the world. Japan's economy also continues to recover from the Yasuda Crisis, and maybe the Fading Sun will rise once again, in the right hands.
bros speedrunning
The Khan's response would be as follows:
"We are more than capable of any rogue Ordas. If you are experiencing any problems with raids coming from our territory, then it would be advisable to inform us of them so that the problem may be solved. Additionally, it would be best practice going forward to inform us of the reasoning for movements of troops to our border beforehand, so they are not misinterpreted as aggression."
dont people in mexico hate Maximilian ii
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Not that much. He was kind of based, the only thing I hate about him is that he was a puppet of France
The telegram response would be even shorter.
It would read as follows:
- Telegram: It would be prudent to not involve your nation in the affairs of others.
Novilliwit and GTA world
Mixed opinions, leaning a little bit towards negative. We hate more the French and celebrate 5 de Mayo but we dont necessarily hate Maximilian
what if I have a Mexican civil war in the tno RP between the PRI and PAN so that America can do something :/
Novilliwit and GTA world
I see. all of that will be hard for me but i will try
I claim Japanese empire
The Khan's response would say:
"I would say it became a part of my affairs when troops were placed at my borders as a result. I understand aggression was not intended, but that is the impression the move gave. To prevent future miscommunication such as that, all I ask is to know why when an army moves to my border."
alr
feel free to start rping whenever you want
Thats quite alright j just want a spot on the map fr
I might send my fleet in the Caribbean to help
I mean, America has the proxy conflict with Russia. Plus, both PRI and PAN are pretty tame. It'd be more interesting if the rebels wanted to ally with Germany or Japan or something like that.
I mean in TNO the PRI and Japan (I think) were close
Novilliwit and GTA world
I'm not really a TNO expert so maybe. I think Germany should probably have something to do though, because right now, they're pretty much boxed in.
any help, is good help
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