Luthori

[Ligbruderkrieg]

Bennett gives long-awaited update on investigation on Kundratijian fascism, points finger at Yishelem.
November 5641



Fort William - Justice Secretary and Lord Chancellor, Catherine Bennett, appeared before the media for an extraordinary and unscheduled press conference focused on the twin investigations conducted upon the Legionary regime in Kundrati, be it in the form of human rights violations and covert international support towards the Legionary regime. The Lord Chancellor's intervention was supposed to be brief, concise and not receive any question and answers session that could potentially hinder Mrs. Bennett's ability to continue working on the investigation alongside the whole judicial apparatus.

The conference lasted for three hours instead.

The Justice Secretary released a bombshell development, thanks to the collaboration from Kundrati's Government with the Luthorian investigation, files about foreign involvement were released to the Luthorian Government, which officially acknowledged their existence today, these documents stated how foreign states, mainly Beiteynu, collaborated with the Legionary government in assuring its safety from external threats by giving them missile technology.

The Luthorian Judicial Office confirmed that 6 individuals, Urban Eshkol, Martin Shapiro, Theodore Meechum, Arlin Lerne, Avsalom Kadiyot and Pete Ish-Shalom were officially indicted by the Luthorian Government in a case brought forward to the Judiciary for further exploration, to ensure the fair proceedings of such investigation, the Luthorian Government has indicted to the authorities in Yishelem that these men be brought forward to Luthori "in short notice".

A request for extradition that is expected to be made quickly by the remaining authorities in the Holy City. The Justice Secretary although warned the Yeudis that if these people were not brought forward to the Luthorians in a "short timeframe", the Luthorian Empire would deem necessary to "engage in any sort of action necessary to bring these criminals to justice", echoing a statement from the Chancellor of the Exchequer who recently confirmed that Luthori "was expecting" its money back from debt-riddled Yishelem.

These two statements from the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Justice Secretary seems to increase the pressure on Yishelem, as the city-state finds itself under the radar of international organisations for its alleged help to the Kundrati fascists - and with Fort William's patience and time running thin - one thing is certain, any response from the Yeudis in Yishelem would bring consequences, whether they are good or bad. The Prime Minister, the Earl of Windbury only stood by his Government's "proper answer" when "dealing with potentially terrorist-aligned government", which brought "devastation and sadness to the Luthorian Empire".

The Luthorian Ambassador to Yishelem reaffirmed that the Government's line is the one followed by the Foreign Office - with him, negotiating with Yishelem for the return of Luthorian money lent to Beiteynu back into the Home Territory or upon the return of wanted criminals in Luthori's judicial system for further investigations.