Luthori

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News | Luthori | Temania
Luthori's government continues pressure on Temanian regime as country faces increased security concern and instability.
3rd May 5712

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Fort William – Luthorian government officials have commented on the recent events unfolding in Temania. Following the controverisal arrest of Ahmad Santaso at the hands of the communist regime, the nation has seemingly experienced a very unstable period, according to experts, numerous Temanians, who didn’t feel any apathy towards the regime are currently being swayed by the opposition after what is widely seen as an “illegal” arrest. 

Since Mr. Santaso’s arrest, the fundamentalist pan-Ahmadist organisation Jamaat al-Ahmadi has issued a “call to arms”, calling upon all Temanians, specifically those of Ahmadi faith to take up arms against the communist regime. Even if the two organisations, BERJAMA and the Jamaat al-Ahmadi both represent significantly different oppositions, with BERJAMA being considered as the “pro-democracy” camp, while the Jamaat al-Ahmadi remains a deeply fundamentalist organisation, having treated the former as a “party of satan”. 

On February 18th, 5711, the radical Ahmadist organisation claimed responsibility over a terrorist attack in Temania’s capital, Radekarta, which claimed the lives of over 28 people and injured 150. The government immediately condemned the terrorist acts, describing these as an “act of irrational folly” and one that “could never be, in any way, justified”, nonetheless, in Luthori, the government still commented on the “righteous fight of the Temanian people to find peace, democracy and the pursuit of happiness”, something that according to Luthorian officials “can’t happen under the current communist regime”. 

Luthorian Prime Minister Holian-Keaty and Foreign Secretary Schnee both described Mr. Santaso as an “example” or a “freedom fighter” after news of his arrest reached Luthori. Since then, the Luthorian government has continuously demanded his “steadfast and unconditional release” from custody, stressing the arrest’s illegal nature. 

Luthori’s condemnation also extended to the radical Jamaat al-Ahmadi, whose fundamentalist nature worries in Fort William, its “jihad against communism” was widely portrayed in a negative light by left-wing media sources, which enlarged the scope of the “holy war” as a “war against Western civilisation”. PM Holian-Keaty stated that the Jamaat al-Ahmadi was a “terrorist” organisation, which “brought nothing but ruin and desolation to the righteous cause of the Temanian people towards democracy”. 

The Luthorian Red Cross stated its “pessimism” related to the undergoing situation in the country. Worsening economic and social conditions are leading more people into poverty. International critics agree with the Red Cross’ assessment that the Temanian government’s official numbers in the perception of poverty and the effectiveness of its social services are widely inaccurate. 

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