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30th September, 2022

Nubian Garrison in Hadhramawt

Statement by the Ministry of Defence

With the withdrawal of the Sovereign State Of Khalistan from the Republic of Hadhramawt, the Republic will be standing down some of its forces in Yemen, but maintaining a garrison as per the seventh provision of the Second Peace treaty of Hadhramawt. The Republic deployed the 1st Halayeb Mechanised Brigade, 3rd Republic Air Defence Regiment, and 4th Nubian Infantry Regiment to the Republic of Hadhramawt, preparing the forces for combat readiness and then departure on the 18th September, whereby a week later they arrived on Monday 24th in the port of Mukallah to help defend against a Khalistan advance should they have taken the city of Ghaydah. With the ceasefire and withdrawal, the Republic is calling back the 1st Halayeb Mechanised Brigade to the country to reaffirm it's own defences. The Republic is leaving the 4th Nubian Infantry Regiment, and 3rd Republic Air Defence Regiment, in the city of Ghaydah, where they will form the Republic's permanent military installation as guaranteed through Article VI of the Protocols of Nordel, and to also continue it's obligations to the seventh provision.

With the end of the Republic's brief war with the Sovereign State of Khalistan, the Minister of Defence, Pahor Azer, after overseeing the return of the Republic's forces, will be returning to their original duties in the United States of Mesothallania - hopefully arriving back in Libertyville on Sunday."

Republic Attendance to Khalistan's State Funeral

Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

"With the Republic's forces in Hadhramawt no longer needing to prepare defensive positions west of Ghaydah after Khalistan's withdrawal from the Republic of Hadhramawt, and thus the return of peaceful relations between the Republic and Khalistan, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has decided to allow a visitation by the countries President to the funeral of Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale II, in the hopes of normalising relations with the Sovereign State Of Khalistan."

- Minister of Foreign Affairs, Maged Sidhom.

Congratulations to the Republic of Independent Zimbabwe for her elections

Ministry of Foreign Affairs

"The Republic congratulates the Republic of Independent Zimbabwe on her fair elections, and her democratic processes in a nation whom she considers a friend, and ally. The Republic of Independent Zimbabwe has already worked with the Republic by providing training to both her police force and NCO's, and it's hoped the two countries can work even closer together on similar issues. Although the Republic favoured the Conservative Alliance of Zimbabwe in establishing a government, it congratulates the Zimbabwe African National Union - Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) for winning the most seats, having gained 36. It hopes the parties have come to some agreement, and that a ruling coalition has been designed to continue Zimbabwe's growing prosperity. The Republic affirms that it is open to working with whichever party, and candidate, comes to power."

- Statement by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Maged Sidhom.

Parade of the People's Republic of Transvaall

Statement by the President's Officer

"We celebrate with Transvaall on her hard earned independence and further pledge our support to the people of Transvaall and to the members of the Organisation of African Partnership. We are grateful to have been invited to her parade and to witness first hand their resolve to deal with inequality, disunity, corruption, and authoritarianism. We hope that Transvaall continues these noble goals as the President made clear in their closing remarks, and that the country continues to prosper. The world faces numerous issues, but the strength between our nations demonstrates that peace is a real option across not just Africa, but the world."

- President of the Republic of Lower Nubia, Basil Bisharin.