24-11-2024, 10:54 AM
The fiasco of Beiteynuese-Xsampan relations (Part 2)
Yishelem - Then, Hadayim's Gaduri oil tanker got attacked by pirates in southwest Vascania in 5571. And everything went downhill after that; even as the Istalian-Pontesian-Kafuri conflict began appearing on the horizon.
Despite the deployments of not 1, but 2 fleets by Beiteynu and Vanuku, including a carrier strike group, to the scene that same month, the High Chancellor of the United Kingdom of Lourenne proposing joint operations and leadership in Vanuku accepting, Xsampa did the unthinkable.
After bashing Beiteynu once again in April, they swept in and rescued the Yeudi crew in May.
And for the first time in centuries and centuries, Yeudis set foot on Xsampa, making the Yeudi Homeland so nervous that the Prime Minister of the Holy Land herself flew to Eroncourt in August to seek Lourenne's assistance "in retrieving the hostages".
A year and many extensive talks later, Xsampa flew the crew to Eroncourt and the hostages returned to Beiteynu and Gaduridos.
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Evidently, there was no going back after that, from either side, with Beiteynu pursuing a permanent Zaar Fleet in the region. In response, the Xsampan Navy amped up its operations in the Sovereign Sea, issuing a warning strike to Beiteynu in 5573.
In May, Wiel cut ties.
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Surprisingly, Zardugal initiated mediation talks between the Jelbic Empire and Xsampa; Xsampa joined in a rather positive demeanour - the hypocrites that they are in this entire story - Vanuku welcomed them and Beiteynu remained silent, having to deal with security concerns in Pontesi.
Then Istalia moved in on Pontesi. Vanuku walked out, got ready to sever any lingering connections entirely and cut power to Zardugal in 5574.
And in December of 5574, Xsampa tipped the scales of no return.
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February 5575
Yishelem - Then, Hadayim's Gaduri oil tanker got attacked by pirates in southwest Vascania in 5571. And everything went downhill after that; even as the Istalian-Pontesian-Kafuri conflict began appearing on the horizon.
Despite the deployments of not 1, but 2 fleets by Beiteynu and Vanuku, including a carrier strike group, to the scene that same month, the High Chancellor of the United Kingdom of Lourenne proposing joint operations and leadership in Vanuku accepting, Xsampa did the unthinkable.
After bashing Beiteynu once again in April, they swept in and rescued the Yeudi crew in May.
And for the first time in centuries and centuries, Yeudis set foot on Xsampa, making the Yeudi Homeland so nervous that the Prime Minister of the Holy Land herself flew to Eroncourt in August to seek Lourenne's assistance "in retrieving the hostages".
A year and many extensive talks later, Xsampa flew the crew to Eroncourt and the hostages returned to Beiteynu and Gaduridos.
-
Evidently, there was no going back after that, from either side, with Beiteynu pursuing a permanent Zaar Fleet in the region. In response, the Xsampan Navy amped up its operations in the Sovereign Sea, issuing a warning strike to Beiteynu in 5573.
In May, Wiel cut ties.
-
Surprisingly, Zardugal initiated mediation talks between the Jelbic Empire and Xsampa; Xsampa joined in a rather positive demeanour - the hypocrites that they are in this entire story - Vanuku welcomed them and Beiteynu remained silent, having to deal with security concerns in Pontesi.
Then Istalia moved in on Pontesi. Vanuku walked out, got ready to sever any lingering connections entirely and cut power to Zardugal in 5574.
And in December of 5574, Xsampa tipped the scales of no return.
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