Saxe-Friesken and Polaben
Establishing Nation
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Great and Good Friends of Civility,
The Confédération des Petites-Pays (Confederation of the Small Lands) has witnessed the continued escalation of the conflict in our neighboring state of Bourgogne (Burgundy). With both shock and disappointment, the Engell forces have invaded a nation and created a situation worse than existed prior. It would be keen to remind oneself that Bourgogne existed in a state of civil war prior. This expansion of complete chaos has created a great deal of strain on the region, most notably in the form of refugees.
Our hope for peace in the creation of CONPROFOR has been gutted due to the continued Engell operations in the region. Petites-Pays wishes to advocate for the mission of CONPROFOR, although the entity is a strictly Germanian one. Département fédéral des affaires étrangères has received notice of our neighbors the République Séraziniste and their ultimatum. We stand with our Gallian brothers and sisters and their display of pan-Gallianism. With this in mind, Petites-Pays will not embark on a similar ultimatum, but instead find it fit to work in the best interests of our Gallian brothers and sisters.
The Federal Department of Foreign Affairs wishes to make it known that in the next 12-24 hours an exclusion zone will be drawn in which forces from Petites-Pays will intervene in Burgundy in order to assure a safe region in Burgundy for the civilian population. In this safe exclusion zone, refugees will be accommodated with the help of international organizations from around the world, as well explicit aid from the government of Petites-Pays. This exclusion zone will be maintained by the Defense Department, and will be open to other nations which wish to send peacekeepers to this region once cleared with the Low Gallian Federal Council. Attacks of any party into this zone will not be tolerated, and will be considered an attack upon the Gallian people as a collective.
When this department is able to release the extent of the exclusion zone in the coming day, we may be able to address specific questions on that issue. Our operations should not be construed as an aggressive or invading force. Petites-Pays operates for the Gallians which currently have no protector and currently gather on the borders of our nation. To extend our reach to their lawless side of the border for their protection is of our utmost concern. The status of the civilians within the exclusion zone will be considered that of refugees and will fall under the protection of Smallander forces.
Sincerely,
Michel Laurent
Federal Councilor
Head of the Department of Foreign Affairs
The Confédération des Petites-Pays (Confederation of the Small Lands) has witnessed the continued escalation of the conflict in our neighboring state of Bourgogne (Burgundy). With both shock and disappointment, the Engell forces have invaded a nation and created a situation worse than existed prior. It would be keen to remind oneself that Bourgogne existed in a state of civil war prior. This expansion of complete chaos has created a great deal of strain on the region, most notably in the form of refugees.
Our hope for peace in the creation of CONPROFOR has been gutted due to the continued Engell operations in the region. Petites-Pays wishes to advocate for the mission of CONPROFOR, although the entity is a strictly Germanian one. Département fédéral des affaires étrangères has received notice of our neighbors the République Séraziniste and their ultimatum. We stand with our Gallian brothers and sisters and their display of pan-Gallianism. With this in mind, Petites-Pays will not embark on a similar ultimatum, but instead find it fit to work in the best interests of our Gallian brothers and sisters.
The Federal Department of Foreign Affairs wishes to make it known that in the next 12-24 hours an exclusion zone will be drawn in which forces from Petites-Pays will intervene in Burgundy in order to assure a safe region in Burgundy for the civilian population. In this safe exclusion zone, refugees will be accommodated with the help of international organizations from around the world, as well explicit aid from the government of Petites-Pays. This exclusion zone will be maintained by the Defense Department, and will be open to other nations which wish to send peacekeepers to this region once cleared with the Low Gallian Federal Council. Attacks of any party into this zone will not be tolerated, and will be considered an attack upon the Gallian people as a collective.
When this department is able to release the extent of the exclusion zone in the coming day, we may be able to address specific questions on that issue. Our operations should not be construed as an aggressive or invading force. Petites-Pays operates for the Gallians which currently have no protector and currently gather on the borders of our nation. To extend our reach to their lawless side of the border for their protection is of our utmost concern. The status of the civilians within the exclusion zone will be considered that of refugees and will fall under the protection of Smallander forces.
Sincerely,
Michel Laurent
Federal Councilor
Head of the Department of Foreign Affairs