Narikaton and Darnussia

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March 5599

Finale: Beidel says “Moledet Medinat’s Central Authority ends here.”

Aircraft Carrier "Fat Stackz"

Years of tiptoeing and straining diplomatic relations with their main-ally and economic partner have culminated in the sacking of Sharon Goldbloom and the coup-de-grace of Maria Kadiyot have brought the world close to a total breakdown of relations between Beiteynu and Narikaton and Darnussia. Reichskanzler Beidel in a press-conference has announced his further plans for escalating the conflict.

With a stern grimace he has announced the full support of Bannerhafen-sponsored candidate “Richard ‘Richi’ Geilberg” for the Secretariat of the Nisrad of Himmelshtern. He is known to be one of the most radical opponents of Yishelem’s central authority and said that in the first week of his term Himmelshtern would secceed from Beiteynu. Even though he is set to win according to reasonably believable polls cited by Beidel, there is reason to believe that the “wretched Kadiyot-administration seeks to disturb the democratic process of the Nisrad in question.” Hence the Dual Monarchy is going to follow the invite of the Security Officials of Himmelshtern to send troops to Lekavot and station four Task forces of the nearby Trade-fleet there, a sizable chunk of the Dual-Monarchist navy, at least that is what the Chancellor explained to the press-corp.


Richard Geilberg

This raised many eyebrows and a horrifying silence set in the room as people started to contemplate the possibility of war between Narikaton and Darnussia and the Moledet Medinat. Beidel continued to fuel the fires of terror by saying “the Central Authority of the Moledet Medinat has ceased to exist; they disqualified themselves from protecting the Yeudi people. The Diaspora and the security of the yeudi people now lie with different suzerains. And as one of these Suzerains we are going to protect Himmelshtern and its people, not Yishelem.”  In summary this meant that around 70 naval vessels of the Grand Armada would be visible from Beiteynu’s coast and that after centuries of mutually friendly relations, the Dual Monarchy would put boots on the ground of it’s greatest ally and friend. Pundits among the positive ‘outlookers’ say that this is Beidel giving Yishelem a final chance to backdown before Narikaton and Darnussia would enforce it’s will on Beiteynu.