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A troubled return to the homeland: more than 200.000 Kundratijan-Yeudis face investigative screenings
January 5641
Yishelem - We now know, plain as day, that, not only did the now defunct Yeudish Bureau of Investigations doctor that joint Likatonian-Beiteynuese report on war crimes and human rights violations in Kundrati, but several Kundratijan-Yeudis were directly involved in weapons research; apparently as part of a backchannel agreement between Yishelem and Kasaema long before any conflict first darkened Central Artania's skies.
In fact, the entire aftermath of the ordeal is so dark that it has led inspectors with the police to assume foul play in the death of one of that report's investigators and his family back in 5636.
Throughout the decades of the supranational involvement in Kundrati and the dragged out conflicts, declassified reports now indicate that part of that underground deal included allowing passage for Kundratijan-Yeudis to flee the country through neighbouring nations; and return to the Holy Land via transports funded by the Beiteynuese Government itself.
The numbers of Kundratijan-Yeudis returning to the homeland and uprooting centuries of their lives in Artania skyrocketed in the immediate aftermath of Hutori's and Luthori's involvement in the war. A return now aided by two foreign governments.
Several Yeudi banks and manufacturers finally disclosed the billions of CFR of losses in Kundratijan assets, tanking the TBSE last Friday.
These uprooted Yeudis have been facing screenings for months, with the investigative spotlight falling upon them as international media sheds more and more light into the internal operations of Kundrati.
Rumours of Yishelem's interference in police proceedings were quashed immediately by several sources within the city state's administration itself, as well as Fort William, with the Justice Department amping up immense levels of pressure last month.
The Luthorian Ambassador to Yishelem remarked how Yishelem "has no choice but to extradite war criminals" - subsequently either for trial in Luthori or the ICJ in Lourenne, depending on the charges issued by both Luthori and the Yishelem Nisrad.
Police expect proceedings to last years, if not decades, considering the sheer number of those currently being investigated.
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