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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

_{"I see no issues with such arrangements. I'm sure our defense ministry representatives would be enthusiastic to hammer out the finer points of our security agreements. What else would you like to discuss in relation to trilateral security operations in the MENA region?"}

l Prime Minister Al-Thani l:

_{"I believe that covers the basics of a developing cooperative partnership for the safety, protection, and uplifting of the Middle East and North Africa. It is imperative that Ankara, Tehran, and Abu Dhabi remain on the same page and by this initiative, I am very confident the Middle East will finally get the opportunity to defend itself from all aggressors, both foreign and domestic."}

Paseo wrote:

[ Empress Esfir Pahlavi ]: "I'm glad and honoured that French people feel safe and welcomed in Iran, as they should. In fact from recent reports, there is a growing diaspora of French citizens in Iran, accounting to I believe around 230,000 now. Quite impressive!"

_{| President Macron | "Wow, 230,000...that is impressive. I couldn't even begin to tell you the number of Iranians that have chosen to become productive members of French society. I think its time for us to renew our foreign exchange program; don't you?"}

New Year, New World...

The year 2026 came to an end and along with it many changes in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. In his first speech of the year, President Boris Tadić highlighted the growing efforts being made in the nation's reconstruction and development, but in addition he spoke about the many dangers surrounding the country and the measures the government was taking to protect the people and territory. Yugoslavs.

As promised Tadić would finally release the details of the military agreement recently signed with Moscow, the statement that followed surprised everyone who followed the broadcast, whether on television or live in front of the government headquarters, Tadić declared to the world that the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia had signed a nuclear sharing agreement with the Soviets, noting that nuclear weapons were already in Yugoslav territory, the agreement similar to that used by NATO forces, made possible the use of nuclear weapons by Yugoslav forces in case of attack foreign, with the Soviet government maintaining under its power mechanisms for deactivating and neutralizing these artifacts in situations that violate the agreement. In Tadic's words, this agreement was "the only means by which the Yugolavian government could guarantee national security from further external interventions."

Despite not disclosing the number of nuclear devices, the Yugislav government confirmed that it has the capacity to use these devices by aerial plataforms, MiG-29 fighters, ground plataforms, K-300P Bastion batteries and Kalibr Club-K systems, and their possible use is being studied. and acquisition of platforms for naval use.

Finally, the Yugoslav government issued a public statement assuring the international community that its policy on the use of nuclear weapons will be directed towards National Defense and never towards offensive actions in accordance with its philosophy of Armed Neutrality.

Ministry of Defense - Official Dispatch

The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia have concluded a deal with the Union-State of Islamic Nations for the aquisition of 40 Mikoyan MiG-29 fighters, to be donated by the Islamic Air Force, Yugoslavia shall pay the costs of transportation, as also modernization to be performed by the Soviet company United Aircraft Corporation.

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January 2027 | Lebanese Presidential Palace, Beirut, Republic of Lebanon

| PRESIDENT ERDOGAN VISITS LEBANON, CALLS FOR AND HOLDS SECOND REFERENDUM ON THE DIVISION OF LEBANON AND A SECOND RELIGIOUS CENSUS

_{On January 14, 2027, a group of 15 MPs from the Turkish political opposition, the Coalition for Turkish Unity (TBK), publicly called on Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the President of the Republic of Turkey, to call for a second referendum on the division of Lebanon based on religious lines to 'enhance local and regional stability within Lebanon' and a second religious census to back the second referendum. President Erdogan, not wanting to be seen by his party, the AKP, being weak in front of pressure from the government opposition led by the progressive Kemalist Meral Aksener, retaliated by backing the previous referendum results and citing the 'massive logistics effort' that would need to be done to accomplish the referendum and the religious census a second time. However, on the 16th of January rumors of the opposition coalition preparing plans to lobby AKP party moderates in Turkey's Grand National Assembly - the nation's unicameral legislative body - reached the President and his Cabinet, resulting in a change of decision.}

_{The second referendum and religious census was launched on January 18, 2027 utilizing most infrastructure and plans used during the first census several months back. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan also held a meeting with Lebanon's interim president, the pro-Turkey Hassam Diab. Erdogan affirmed that Turkey was 'fully and utterly committed' to backing Lebanon's stable democratic government in its efforts to rebuild the nation following the previous Turkish invasion. Although most Lebanese civilians were against Diab's leadership and cooperation with the Turkish Government in Ankara, it was widely accepted that Turkey could help Lebanon rebuild. President Erdogan also pledged $1.2 billion dollars worth of investment into Lebanon over the next two years, eyeing infrastructure projects to link the Lebanese interior with the populated coastline.}

_{The Maronite Christians, a prominent minority in Lebanon, centered around the north and south areas, held peaceful demonstrations demanding the creation of a separate 'North Lebanon', with its borders encompassing the areas in northern Lebanon where the Maronites are a majority. The Sunni and Shi'a Muslims, the majority religion in Lebanon, backed keeping the nation united to ensure that their religion kept its religious majority. Erdogan's delegation, mainly composed of Muslims, supported keeping Lebanon unified, as did Erdogan himself and the opposition back home. In the president's own words, 'a unified Lebanon is better than a divided Lebanon'.}

_{On January 26, 2027, Lebanese President Hassam Diab announced the results of the religious census and the referendum on the division of Lebanon from the Lebanese Presidential Palace in Beirut, with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and prominent Lebanese politicians from the nation's interim Executive Administrative Council.}

Religious Census, January 2027

32.1% - Sunni
31.7% Shia
26.9% Maronite Christian
9.3% other

Referendum on the Division of Lebanon, January 2027

54.9% AGAINST
43.1% FOR
2% NO OPINION

_{Meral Aksener, the founder and president of Turkey's leading opposition party, announced her endorsement of the referendum results on January 27, before being followed by other top opposition politicians the next day. Aksener explained that President Erdogan had 'in a spirit of cooperation with his Turkish brothers and sisters agreed to allow the opposition to serve as observers for the referendum' and that 'according to the reports of our observers, the referendum and census are fully and completely legitimate'. Aksener applauded the government's 'attempts at being transparent' and urged President Erdogan to back the opposition's proposals for further government transparency, particularly in the spending of public funds and national elections. Naturally, President Erdogan voiced his opposition to the proposal, calling it 'an attempt by the opposition to interfere in government works'.}

January 2027 | Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ankara, Republic of Turkey

| TURKEY BACKS ITALIAN ULTIMATUM, CALLS ON YUGOSLAVIA TO WITHDRAW ALL NUCLEAR WEAPONS FROM ITS TERRITORY, CITING SECURITY THREATS TO TURKEY 

_{The announcement by Yugoslav President Boris Tadic that the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia had signed a nuclear arms sharing agreement with the Eurasian Federation of Soviet States, a newly established communist regime in Russia, Belarus and the Caucuses, had taken the world and Turkey in particular by surprise. The announcement by President Tadic created an atmosphere of worry in Turkey, in particular in the cities of Istanbul and Izmir, which are the closest major Turkish cities to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. In the days after the announcement by Yugoslavia, anti-nuclear and pacifist protestors took to the streets in Ankara, where demonstrators gathered outside the Yugoslav embassy, demanding for the Yugoslav Government to renounce the nuclear arms sharing agreement between Belgrade and Moscow. Turkish police, to the dismay of the demonstrators, rushed to defend the embassy when rioters attempted to break in.}

_{When the Italian Government under Giorgia Meloni announced a strict ultimatum for the Yugoslavs to withdraw all nuclear weapons within 72 hours, the Turkish Government under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan were overjoyed. The Foreign Ministry encouraged and finally convinced President Erdogan to make a statement on the issue. From the Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Ankara, President Erdogan announced Turkey's 'full endorsement and support' of the Italian ultimatum, hinting that Turkey 'might do the same' should the ultimatum be ignored, bringing up the possibility of a Turkish embargo on Yugoslav imports. In contrast to the Italians, who directed its criticism at Yugoslavia, the Turkish ambassador to the Eurasian Federation of Soviet States sent a memorandum calling for the Russians to 'fully nullify the nuclear arms sharing agreement with the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia immediately and without delay'. The letter was countersigned by President Erdogan, further consolidating its importance. The memorandum, which was released publicly by the Foreign Ministry, also citied 'grave security threats to Turkey's interests and sovereignty', affirming that 'nuclear weapons on both sides of the Anatolian peninsula are unacceptable from the perspective of Ankara'.}

New Provenance wrote:

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

_{"Turkey would be enthusiastic to invest somewhere between $400 million and $550 million into Yemen and $250 million to $300 million into the Somaliland! We will do our very best to help our brothers and sisters in these areas, to the best of our extent. Should the Caliphate decide to extend these investments formally, Turkey will be eternally grateful. As for the recognition of Caliph Abdulrahman as the rightful successor of the Prophet Mohammad, I shall confer with my men and women at the Turkish Ministries of the Interior and Culture. Should their green light be granted - and I am relatively certain it will be - Turkey will be more than willing to recognize your Caliph as Prophet Mohammed's successor."}

l Prime Minister Al-Thani l:

_{"I shall deliberate with the Caliph, the National Shura Council on Foreign Affairs, and the National Shura Council on the Economy regarding the allocation of the $500 million toward investments into Turkey with the intention of paving the way for Turkish investments into Yemen and Somaliland. With Turkey's ascension into the European Union, I am also assuming that Turkey would become part of the Abu Dhabi-EU economic partnership that was passed a few years ago, thus prompting significant economic relationships between Abu Dhabi and Ankara."}

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| Finno-Soviet Friendship Pact - Финно-советский пакт о дружбе |
| February - 2027 |
| The Eurasian Federation of Soviet States - The Republic of Finland - Евразийская Федерация Советских Государств - Финляндская Республика |

| A building of relations without the baggage of the past - Построение отношений без багажа прошлого |

_{As conflicts and diplomatic actions shifted Western alliance and partnerships so did the possibility of the new Soviets to reach into those cracks of trust and build a new trust. As the Finnmark Crisis took place Ivchenko provided support to the Finish cause, helping thaw the light tension between the two nations ever since the Winter War. Private meetings were held between the two Nations during Ivchenko’s rule which would continue as Zyuganov took control of the party which would lead to the establishment of the Finno-Soviet Friendship Pact.}

| AGREEMENTS - СОГЛАШЕНИЯ - SOPIMUKSET |

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_{The Eurasian Federation Of Soviet States promises to uphold Finish Security and will help the friendly state in its times of need.}

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_{The Eurasian Federation of Soviet States will assist the Republic of Finland in the construction and maintenance of Nuclear Power plants in the Republic.}

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_{Investments will be put towards the Finish Tourism industry to allow more ease of travel for Soviets to increase cultural interaction along with investments into growing Finish Industries.}

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_{Soviet Naval Equipment would be allowed to travel freely throughout Finish waters and be allowed harbor in Finish ports. This would increase Soviet movements in the Baltic’s and to ensure Finish and Soviet safety in the Region.}

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_{A deal would be made to begin the construction and then sale of two Arktika-Class Nuclear Icebreakers in Murmansk to assist Finland in future Arctic endeavors.}