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Serbia and montengro wrote:

Subotic has died in the hospital ending his rule that spans longer than a year. May his ideals and the memories of him last forever.

*Once this is confirmed, multiple government officials make statements on it.*
"We hope that a window of opportunity will open for the people of Serbia and Montenegro. This is, of course, a chance for things to change there, but NHDOS's expectations will remain the same: That the catastrophic social situation of the Serbian people improves and that S&M declares itself ready to open up in the political and economic spheres. Whoever takes over power must assume responsibility for improving the desperate situation of the people there. There is a clearly untenable situation with a government like this continuing in it's current state." - Secretary of State Stephen Jones

"New Herdon reaffirms its commitment to peace and stability in all regions of the world, including in Serbia, and hopes the Serbian regime will evolve in a positive way. Our thoughts go to the people of Serbia who have been suffering for years from misery and lack of human rights. The Third Republic will carry on its action for these people, and we will be prepared for any unexpected developments. We hope Subotic's death will not affect the European region or Serbia adversely." - Secretary of Defense Emily Hall

"We are closely monitoring reports that the Serbian Premier is dead. The President has been notified, and we are in touch with our allies in New Montron and Chricoma. We remain committed to stability across the globe, and to the freedom and security of our allies." - Presidential Spokesman Hugo Richardson

President Higgins has not made an official statement as of yet.