Rheinbund
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01MAR2019
Eiffelland-Retalia recognises internationalisation of large parts of Retalian Sea
During his weekly press conference, Chancellor Rheinfeld confirmed that Eiffelland-Retalia will recognise the internationalisation of large parts of the Retalian Sea. He indicated that "much of the struggle around the Retalian Sea was the result of an omission from our side". He gave the following explanation: "After last year's summit regarding the Retalian Sea, the government of Eiffelland made clear to the government of Retalia that Eiffelland would not back Retalia's claim over the Retalian Sea. After that, Retalia started to treat large parts of the Retalian Sea as international waters. However, what never happened, was Retalia denouncing its claim over the Retalian Sea. And that was something my government overlooked."
Upon a question about the incident with the Hyacinth in the Retalian Gate, Chancellor Rheinfeld indicated: "The Navy started an internal investigation about the events. I don't want to influence that investigation by making premature remarks. We will give a statement when the Navy is ready with its investigation."
Eiffelland-Retalia recognises internationalisation of large parts of Retalian Sea
During his weekly press conference, Chancellor Rheinfeld confirmed that Eiffelland-Retalia will recognise the internationalisation of large parts of the Retalian Sea. He indicated that "much of the struggle around the Retalian Sea was the result of an omission from our side". He gave the following explanation: "After last year's summit regarding the Retalian Sea, the government of Eiffelland made clear to the government of Retalia that Eiffelland would not back Retalia's claim over the Retalian Sea. After that, Retalia started to treat large parts of the Retalian Sea as international waters. However, what never happened, was Retalia denouncing its claim over the Retalian Sea. And that was something my government overlooked."
Upon a question about the incident with the Hyacinth in the Retalian Gate, Chancellor Rheinfeld indicated: "The Navy started an internal investigation about the events. I don't want to influence that investigation by making premature remarks. We will give a statement when the Navy is ready with its investigation."