Nadiya

[Svetlana]

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It has been only 23 days since the foundation of the Nadiyan Space Agency and the focus of the Nadiyan Confederation toward space exploration and scientific fields in general, yet major agreements are being ratified with Terra's most important cosmodrom and the military industrial complex.

In a special visit to the Democratic Republic of Xsampa, Panarim Maxim, director of the NSA and head of the lead researcher for the Denitsa program, met with Xsampan leadership to discuss topics such as space cooperation between Nadiya and Xsampa, the furthering of progress in the name of humanity, and the promotion of cooperation in scientific fields across Terra. Most importantly, Maxim went to Xsampa mainly to negotiate an exploitation and renovation agreement for the Nammkhizhing cosmodrom that used to be operated during the starting phases of project Terraway.

The negotiations concluded with the ratification of the Nadiya-Xsampa Space Cooperation & Research Agreement allowing for the Nadiyan Space Agency to launch test rockets and carry out experiments for the Denitsa program. Director Panarim has also stated that Satanail missions will also be launched from Xsampa for maximum efficiency and fuel preservation given how launching it from Lesnov will just make the rocket heavier due to fuel compensation since polar launches take far too long to reach the equator.

Furthermore, the Svetovit Corporation for Peace and the Nadiyan Commission for Military Administration & Modernization have announced the start of a partnership with the NSA to help them in their rocket developments, but also provide with manpower. While the cooperation between the NSA and the military-industrial complex is explicitly on scientific and humanitarian bases, the agreement also states that both the SCP and NCMAM have the right to use any developed technologies toward the Nadiyan Missile System given how Svetovit has already demonstrated their capabilities of building missiles capable of hitting targets 1000km away.

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Written by @NNN