Valruzia

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Valruzia calls on Tukarese regime to listen to protestors

Demonstrations in neighbouring nation awakens dormant ghosts in Valruzian society

October 5632

Chancellor Szymon Nowik during the press conference. Source: Valruzian Government

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The ongoing protests against the autocratic regime rule in neighbour Tukarali has raised old ghosts within Valruzian society, who now sees how the events that unfolded following the murder of student Robert Obrzut and ended with the downfall of the Morawski regime are now being repeated in the southern nation. 

The protests, that have already managed to get dictator Maldonado's resignation, are following the same steps as the Valruzian protests did, and according to many citizens asked, "with hopes for the same result".

Chancellor Szymon Nowik has decided to give an official declaration on behalf of the Valruzian government and in support of the protestors, but with measured words as to still see how the events unfold.

"We're seeing now how our neighbours in the south are experiencing a wave of discontent and are making a clear shout for liberty. We call on the Tukarese regime to listen to them, to listen closely, and to tend to their demands. Seleya will only progress when its very own societies are free and equal. The time for dictatorships is over, and we would like to stress our unwavering supports for the citizens claiming for freedom in Tukarali".

The regional governments of Gryfit and Ruzia have requested a temporal increase in the military units deployed ni the border of both Voivodeships, but have also announced that any Tukarese citizen willing to ask for asylum would be welcome to do so and will be processed in a fast manner. 

The leader of the KPW and Marshall of Kampania, Tobiasz Bernas, has called for Tukarese citizens to continue the pressure and "overthrow the oppresors". 

"We know you can do it. We, the Valruzian people, managed to do so just a few years ago, and we will assist the citizens of Tukarali in achieving the same thing for them, so we can build a fruitful relationship between our two nations".

Opinion among the Valruzian population is generally favorable in support of Tukarese protestors, and many among the nation still remember vividly the 5623 Valruzian protests that ended up with Szczepan Morawski's arrest and Valruzian return to democracy. 

Karolina Pietrzyk, President of Valruzia, has issued another official statement calling for the regime to sit on a negotiation table with the protestors, leading what is already called "Velvet revolution", and has offered herself as a moderator to de- escalate the situation.

Chancellor Nowik has also offered himself as a moderator, but has stated that the only solution he sees is the return of democracy to Tukarali. He has also announced a visit to the Tukarese-Valruzian border to monitor the situation, and many political circles believe that he will probably offer himself to help with further democratic steps once the regime - if it follows what the Valruzian government expects to happen - falls.