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"No human rights abuses found"; YBI concludes multi-year investigation on Kundrati; Saham lifts Neset-wide embargo

November 5594

Clovisport, Likatonia - The Yeudish Bureau of Investigation's joint case with Likatonian authorities since 5591 reached its conclusion last month, after the authority released a 2783-page redacted document on its findings. The Station Chief of YBI's local office in Clovisport noted yesterday morning that the exhaustive investigation "[we] found no elements of past or current human rights abuses in Kundrati".

The Secretary of the Nisrad of Yishelem extended her outmost appreciation to the Likatonian Government for "unparalleled transparency, efficiency and collaboration", especially as news headlines from around the world blasted Clovisport for its foreign policy on Kundrati.

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The Hadrim in Himmelshtern has entered into discussions with both Kundratijan and Likatonian representatives on their entry as observers in the Migrant Accords; "we're eager to welcome both states back into international markets".

The Agaf is reportedly also in negotiations with Kundratijan officials via Likatonia's mediation, on Kundrati's re-entry into the Neset.

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A spokesperson from the Kohav stated that the Beiteynuese Naval Command would maintain its deployments in the Artanian Sea and is currently working with representatives from both Kundrati and Likatonia to discuss permanent collaboration.

"It is imperative that in the aftermath of the devastating strife in Kundrati, there is no further risk to regional stability", he concluded.

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A tenured professor from Yishelem responded on social media by calling the Beiteynuese Government "a bunch of hypocrites". His post picked up momentum, especially in Canrillaise and Gaduri lobbying groups who re-posted sarcastically citing "Dorvish realpolitik".

Several pro-Jelbic and pro-Canrillaise officials in the Beiteynuese Government echoed the professor's sentiment.

It seems that re-opening the doors of Beiteynuese-Kundratijan relations does not sit well with many.

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