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Gaduri foreign minister says Baltusian deal with Kundrati is "worrying and disappointing"
Victor Goyri Jaramillo says that Gaduridos will now begin reevaluating its diplomatic and economic relationships with the Baltusian government, whose actions have been "confusing" the representatives of Anantonese Empire
25 December 5653 (backdated)



It came in a big surprise for the Gaduri diplomacy and ordinary citizens to hear the news of the state visit of the Kundrati president Jozef Otčenáš to the Baltusian capital city, Johnson, to sign off a quite big uranium economic deal with the former legionnary state for the next 15 years, including total dissolution of tariffs between the two countries. Jumping the gun, Baltusian First Minister Merridan addressed the controversial visit and deal, saying that the Kundrati nation "must be given a [second] chance", and that no country can call itself a "free society", if it doesn't.

The visit has prompted a reaction from the Gaduridos' Chancellor (foreign minister) Victor Goyri Jaramillo, who said that the actions of the Baltusian government are "rather confusing" to the diplomatic bodies of the Anantonese Empire and its constituent members, adding that it is "worrying and disappointing" that FM Merridan is putting aside morality and common sense for a deal like this. Goyri Jaramillo says the Gaduri government will now have to reexamine its relationship with Baltusian state, and follow its future actions very closely, to make a decision on the future cooperation.

"We are going to give a nation a second chance. A Baltusian nation. We are not going to immediately cease all aid, and diplomatic relationship with the government in Johnson, akin to our friends in Kaliburg, but we hope that there could be a proper dialogue and understanding between our countries. I want to believe that Mr. Merridan does that in the best interests of Baltusia, but sometimes there are lines that one must not cross at any point in time, and there are indeed consequences for that", said the chancellor Goyri Jaramillo.



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