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Ambassador to Kalistan expresses concerns on the safety of the Yeudi People after Lodamun's withdrawal from the Neset
May 5589
Kaliburg, Kalistan - Beiteynuese-Lodamese relations have been rocky at best for quite a few years now, especially after Lodamun's challenge of the Yeudi Homeland's hegemony in the Migrant's Pass in 5558; a hegemony which turned out to be a house of cards that eventually gave birth to the 3rd Point Federation a few decades later. Bannerhafen's multiple mediation and intervention attempts thwarted any escalation efforts by high-ranking military officials of the Beiteynuese Defence Force - stopping the worsening of bilateral relations between Yishelem and Kensington.
What came as a shock to the Agaf - which was eager to maintain channels with Lodamun and has never aligned itself with the heavy-weight militarist puffing of the Kohav - was Lodamun's withdrawal from the Neset's diplomatic framework in 5581.
A spokesperson from the Saham further noted that Kensington's prior withdrawal from the commercial framework did in fact raise eyebrows in Tel Bira; however, most officials justified the action as part of Lodamun's overall moves independent of the Neset (at the time, the North Seleyan state was heavily pursuing deals with multiple states, most of which are part of the Neset, thus not thwarting Yeudish commerce).
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To ascertain the situation and considering that Kensington has effectively maintained radio silence in recent years, the Beiteynuese ambassador requested to meet with diplomatic counterparts from the Kalistani Government, under directions received from the Nisrad of Yishelem. The purpose of these meetings is to attempt to receive any sort of explanations - or at least to assuage concerns regarding the safety of the Yeudi People present, residing and conducting business in North Seleya and the regions around Lodamun's direct reach.
The concerns, of course, stemming from the unusual patterns of perceived hostility emanating from Kensington's recent withdrawal from the Neset.
"The Beiteynuese Government is simply trying to understand the equation currently at play", a statement issued this morning by the Office of the Secretary of the Nisrad of Yishelem read; "especially noting Lodamun's entry to the Anantonese Empire in 5585".
It is reported that the Beiteynuese Ambassador in Kalistan will seek Kalistan's advice and potential mediation in potential discussions between Yishelem and Kensington; and a hope that Kaliburg may in fact convince Lodamun to reopen its gates to the Neset.
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All of that, at the same time as rumours rise of the Archaic Museum of Yishelem suspecting that the Kundratijan Gem is in fact, in Kalistan.
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