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Sodor and Seljaryssk wrote:

RP: Echoes of Lissandre and a new dawning

With the Lissandre declaration firmly entrenched, the Sodorhvtisi'i government would declare a second plan intended to further segregate Averius from the global markets and force the country to a standstill. As such, the Republic would make overtures to Gora, encouraging the Goranians to follow the Lissandre terms, in order to provide a United Vesperian front rather than allow the continent to fall to infighting and disagreement over what should be done in the wake of Averian denials of doing anything wrong, and in subsequent mass arrest after mass arrest in some vain attempt to portray themselves as the moral side of the disagreement. Offers of some replacement of trade with Averius would also be made, in order to ensure a cooperative and positive economic world.

Meanwhile, in Kristreyri, Pres. Rheys, now into her second term, would issue a formal proposal for a meeting of Vesperian nations in Armenelos, Eldamar, in order to discuss the possibility of increased intraregional economic and political cooperation.

RP: Conference in Armenelos

The Nonadian government will be attending the meeting in Eldamar, as President Furman will be attending representing himself along with 2 of his governmental friends. It is a welcoming change in the nation to have a helping hand bordering the country rather than depending on themselves for so long. The Republic is hopeful that the nations in Vesperia can unite together for the shared interest of economic prosperity and joint infrastructure projects.

RP: Following in the Footsteps

With the Goran and Sodoran sanctions on Averius, President Furman announced today that Nonadia will too be ceasing trade with the nation of Averius. A rather inconsequencial move as Nonadia had no trade or foreign affairs established with Averius. It is more so seen as an act to move closer to Noandia's future partners in Vesperia and stand with them in situations like these. Nonadia will also block IP's originating in Averius from accessing the local internet, as the country has used internet propaganda to get its point across previously. Flights and other transportation routes to Averius will remain open as Furman believes it is unnecessary to prevent travel to and from the two nations with how little travel happens in the first place. He would also like communication channels to stay open between the two nations to prevent a further falling out.