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Statement on Recent Events in Ottoman Empire
Offentligt uttalande om de senaste händelserna i Turkiet
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The Kingdom of Mardalengoth has been monitoring events unfolding in other parts of Europe with great interest. In light of the recent events affecting Turkey several travel warnings have been issued by the Utrikesdepartementet for any citizens in the country or planning to travel to the country. The Mardish embassy will be operating as normal but with extra security precautions in place for the safety of both citizens and embassy staffers.
In relation to the events in the Ottoman Empire, the local government of Stockholm will be allocating resources to allow for a temporarily increased police presence in the neighborhood of Fittja to ward off violent acts and confrontations from pro or anti coup protestors which may occur.
The Kingdom of Mardalengoth recognizes the view of a need for change by some in the Ottoman nation however Mardalengoth believes in a peaceful and democratic means of change in a political system as opposed to warfare and violence and condemn the attacks on government institutions and other spaces during this so called 'coup attempt'.
OOC: NS has wiped the previous poll so a new one is up. This includes 
Indhiya's proposal as an additional option.
- United Assembly of Nations
- General Assembly
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- A Resolution to Condemn Apartheid in Swowianska Rodezja
Condemns Swowianska Rodezja for its role in the state-sponsored destruction of its
Zoroastrian population.Condemns Swowianska Rodezja for its role in the state-sponsored destruction of its
Zoroastrian population;Demands that Swowianska Rodezja immediately and fully grant its native Zoroastrian
population citizenship and all associated legal rights and privileges;Calls for the implementation of legal sanctions on key officials representing the authorities of
Port Pemba;Stresses to Swowianska Rodezja that it may not unfairly violate the rights
of its residents, be they Zoroastrian or a member of any other faith or creed.Demands that Swowianska Rodezja immediately and fully commit to issuing an annual
report to the United Assembly of Nations on the status of ethnic, social, and religious minorities
within its territories, with a dedicated section for the Zoroastrians of Port Pemba, and to accept
and act on the Assembly's recommendations vis-a-vis the treatment of minority groups in a
timely manner where they are given.
- The -Empire of Japan-, The Turkic State, and Indhiya,
Expressing grave concern at Swowianska Rodezja's past genocide of its Zoroastrian
population in the 1990s, and the subsequent confinement of its surviving members in undignified squalor;
Recalling that the continuation of apartheid practices is generally considered to be unacceptable in
modern day society, and that the authorities of Port Pemba, in expelling Zoroastrian residents from
its territory, is deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life which threaten its means of survival;
Hereby:
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Indhiya and Misr Alkubraa
The Foreign Office
The Republic of Zeleniya expresses concern regarding the events that have taken place in 
The Turkic State. The attempted coup d'etat is a symbol of the current state of internal instability that remains perseverative within the Ottoman government.
In light of the events that have taken place in the Ottoman Empire, the Government of Zeleniya posts a security advisory to any Zeleniyan nationals in the country or intending to travel to/through the country.
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We are who we are
Press Release from the Ras El Tin Palace
بيان صحفي من قصر رأس التين
Today marks a pivotal moment in our nation's history as we embark on a journey toward unprecedented progress and prosperity. It is with great honor and determination that I stand before you to announce the launch of Egypt's inaugural five-year plan for industrialization and infrastructure development. As your president, it is my solemn duty to ensure the well-being and advancement of every Egyptian citizen. To achieve this noble objective, we must lay the groundwork for a robust and sustainable economy that can withstand the tests of time and propel us toward a brighter future.
The first pillar of this comprehensive plan focuses on industrialization, aiming to unleash the full potential of our nation's industries and propel them onto the global stage. By leveraging our abundant population, influence, and strategic location, we will create an environment conducive to innovation, entrepreneurship, and industrial growth. Through targeted policies and initiatives, we will empower our industries to thrive, generate employment opportunities, and drive economic diversification.
Furthermore, we recognize the critical importance of infrastructure as the backbone of our nation's development. Therefore, the second pillar of this plan is dedicated to the enhancement of our infrastructure, encompassing the expansion and modernization of road networks, ports, and other vital transportation systems. By investing in world-class infrastructure, we will facilitate seamless connectivity, spur trade and investment, and unlock new avenues for economic growth and development in every corner of our beloved nation.
I am fully committed to ensuring the successful implementation of this ambitious five-year plan, which will serve as a roadmap for our nation's progress over the coming years. Let us stand together, with faith in our capabilities and determination in our hearts, as we embark on this journey towards a brighter future for Egypt and generations to come.
Nabil Yassin Saad
President of the Republic of Egypt
Government of the Republic of Egypt
With the recent Ottoman failed coup attempt, images and videos of the resistance put up by ordinary citizens in several Ottoman cities have spread through social media and Iranian news throughout the country. Large demonstrations have occured in several cities in the Shirvan and Azerbaijan ostanha (provinces) in support of the Ottoman people, with protestors waving Azeri and some Ottoman flags in solidarity.
"It truly is heartwarming to see ordinary Ottoman people, armed with nothing but forks and knives, bravely stand up to the treason of those that tried to cause a collapse of the Ottoman Empire. While we have had our differences, this is one moment where we should stand in solidarity in honor of those who were killed and injured to protect their country," spoke Wuzurg Framadar Gaanjia during a session of the Mehestan the day after the attempted coup.
An official declaration of condemnation of those participating in the coup passed in the Mehestan 757 to 43, with main opposition from the far-right United People's Alliance and the far-left Worker's Party of Iran, who claim that the coup could be used to kill the Ottoman Empire and rid Iran of a "morally corrupt pest," and "bring about a glorious revolution for the advancement of socialism," respectively. The declaration calls for the "delivery of justice through a free and fair trial to those responsible for such an act of inciting hatred and a government change of the Ottoman Empire."
Many political experts throughout Iran have voiced their concerns about the recent instabilities and coups in Middle Eastern countries, especially regarding Egypt and the Ottoman Empire. One such person is Professor Afsar Jogi of the Kurus University in Spahan. Here is an excerpt from a coversation with Fire Network, an online news website focusing on foreign politics.
Fire Network: "Prof. Jogi, the recent failed Ottoman military coup, as you said previously, was due to discontent with the existing regime. What do you think would have happened if the coup managed to succeed?"
Prof. Jogi: "Well, it's certainly very difficult to see such an anti-monarchist movement last for so long. You saw the people in Ankara, Izmir, Gaziantep, Antalya, Istanbul, rising up barehanded and stopping the coup dead in its tracks. This kind of loyalty to one's government and nation makes anti-government action a pain to accomplish. So I wouldn't expect such a military junta to last for long. Assuming though, that the existing power structure is wiped out, let's say the whole of the military turns to the junta, as unrealistic as it seems, then you have that same problem. The junta controls the cities. What about the countryside and the nation as a whole? Securing the Ottoman state would be monumental and quite difficult to do. Again, assuming the coup succeeded, with this loyalty to your rulers, such a movement would be overthrown by the people."
Fire Network: "Prof. Jogi, do you think a coup could happen within Iran sometime in the future?"
Prof. Jogi: "Me personally, I don't think so. Iran has strong political institutions. Iran's not an authoritarian monarchy. We've moved on from our past and learned to improve. The Iranian people are not brainwashed into absolute loyality or anything like that. Iran is a stable, democratic nation, where the people trust in governmental institutions. Key difference between Iran and the Ottoman Empire. There, the people swear loyalty to the monarchy, but many also secretly harbor discontent. It's simply too complicated for a format such as this, I need hours to explain the Ottoman machine. Am I worried for Iran? No."
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