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National Museum of Kundrati History in Kasaema formally refuses request by the Archaic Museum of Yishelem
[17 April 5573]
The National Museum of Kundrati History in Kasaema has responded to the formal request by the Archaic Museum of Yishelem to certify that the upcoming Hulanevek gem is, in fact, a true Yeudish gem.
The NMKHK cited pressure from the Foreign Office. When we asked the Foreign Office they gave us a short reply:
The Kundrati public has been slightly anti-Yeudi due to Medinat's statement; however, the general sentiment has been to wait and see what happens.
As for the current trade with Xsampa, that has not been affected. However, some vessels and cargo planes have, on account of potential repercussions, volunteered not to go to the Migrants' Pass and have made courses for Selucia, Zardugal, and other states, which from there can make their way to their customers up north, not to mention insurance costs have slowly gone up as a result of this crisis. The Foreign Office has not commented on their opinion of these moves.
The NMKHK cited pressure from the Foreign Office. When we asked the Foreign Office they gave us a short reply:
Quote:It would be very inappropriate now to give a piece of private Kundrati-held property, no matter which last owned it when the owner is currently a Kundrati person without that person's permission. The statement by the Medinat Department of the Beiteynuese is also inappropriate, and we request a formal apology. Given our current trade with Pontesi, Xsampa and Istalia, not to mention our prior trade and major ties this is not an unreasonable request from a neutral state.
The Kundrati public has been slightly anti-Yeudi due to Medinat's statement; however, the general sentiment has been to wait and see what happens.
As for the current trade with Xsampa, that has not been affected. However, some vessels and cargo planes have, on account of potential repercussions, volunteered not to go to the Migrants' Pass and have made courses for Selucia, Zardugal, and other states, which from there can make their way to their customers up north, not to mention insurance costs have slowly gone up as a result of this crisis. The Foreign Office has not commented on their opinion of these moves.