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Ex-Novgorodian troops to be demobilized
 
ST. PETERSBURG - In one of his first official acts as head of state, Grand Duke Mikhail Ivanovich Romanov issued orders for former Novgorodian troops still fighting in Finland to cease and desist their actions, withdraw from their positions, and turn in their weapons and equipment to a nearest Army demobilization station.
 
"Any Novgorodian troops that comply with this order will be honorably discharged from military service, receive appropriate honorary medals, and allowed to go home to their families," the Duke said in a press statement in Moscow. "However, these who decide to go on fighting will receive appropriate punishment, including but not limited to, a court-martial."
 
Further, the Duke continued, the Foreign Ministry had already contacted the Government of Sweden through a plenipotentiary about a ceasefire that were to be put in place to allow Novgorodian troops to comply with the order. Lastly, he expressed hopes of a "lasting peace" in northern Europe, and looked forward to peaceful and prosperous relations with Muscovy's neighbors. Muscovite troops have entered St. Petersburg and are currently establishing demobilization stations to expedite the demobilization process.
 
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City of Novgorod placed under quarantine
 
NOVGOROD - Grand Duke Romanov issued a special decree imposing an quarantine on the former capital of Novgorod. 
 
A non-entry zone (NEZ) extending fifty miles from the city will be established, enforceable by Army troops and militsiya (police). All citizens within the NEZ will be promptly evacuated, while radiologist personnel clad in Level A hazmat suits will evacuate any victims they find in the city itself for medical treatment. It has been projected that infrastructural repairs alone will cost billions of rubles, given the massive amount of damage the city sustained to its electronic grids and equipment, and would take years, if not decades, to fully repair.
 
The nuclear attack on Novgorod occurred when the Kingdom of Axum apparently launched a nuclear ICBM at the city due to a misunderstanding of some sort. The ensuing EMP fallout wreaked havoc on much of the city's unhardened electronic infrastructure. While not directly criticizing the Kingdom of Axum for its attack on Novgorod, the Grand Duke nevertheless expressed his displeasure at this "disproportionate course of action," and expressed hope that this would not become the standard for international diplomacy in the postwar world.
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Grand Duke and Duchess to visit the Northlands

 
MOSCOW - Grand Duke Mikhail Ivanovich Romanov, his wife Duchess Tatiana Romanova, and Foreign Minister Vladimir Lavrov will visit the Northlands today. 
 
This will be Muscovy's first diplomatic foray into the international stage since the recent collapse of the Novgorodian Empire, and the Duke has stated his intentions to establish and further peaceful relations with nations around the world, starting with the Northlands. Furthermore, he expressed hope that this meeting would be a start to a prosperous relationship with the Northlands.
 
The Northlands is a country located in western Europe, consisting of Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxembourg.
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Militia groups ordered to disband or face consequences

 

MOSCOW - Provisional Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev issued a special order mandating all militia groups in the St. Petersburg, Pskov, and parts of the Novgorod oblasts to disband and turn their weapons and equipment to militsiya units within seventy-two hours, taking effect immediately. Any units found not to be in compliance after that time period will be subject to "appropriate disciplinary action."

"We have a serious security situation developing around here," Kolokoltsev stated in a press statement in Moscow. "The militias were formed out of protest against the defunct Novgorodian government due to its participation in an unpopular war. However, the Novgorodian empire no longer exists and the war has ended, so their actions are highly detrimental to the peace and stability in the Grand Duchy. If the militias want to do the right thing, they will turn in their weapons to the authorities and return to civilian life."

This order followed various reports of bloody clashes between militia units and the police in several provincial towns and villages. In the town of Volosovo, located forty miles southwest of St. Petersburg, a junior militsiya commander was shot and killed in a firefight after the militia's commander refused to stand down. Similar incidents occurred in Tikhvin, Borovichi, and even in parts of St. Petersburg itself. Security around the Winter Palace, the seat of the city's local government, had to be beefed up after a series of isolated firefights broke out in the Krasnogvardeysky District, in northeastern St. Petersburg.

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Administrative system reorganized

 

MOSCOW - With Grand Duke Romanov's telephoned approval, Steward Vladimir Putin signed an administrative ukase (decree) reorganizing the nation's administrative divisions. The City of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Oblast were merged into the St. Petersburg Oblast, while the City of Moscow acceded to the Moscow Oblast.

Furthermore, the ukase officially designated the oblasts as governorates, effectively resurrecting the administrative divisions utilized by the first Russian Empire, designated their administrative centers, and stipulated that governors be directly appointed by the Grand Duke at the advice of the Steward (governorate legislatures would be locally elected). The new governorates are as follows, along with administrative centers:
 

Moscow Governorate (Moscow)
St. Petersburg Governorate (St. Petersburg)
Ivanovo Governorate (Ivanovo)
Kaluga Governorate (Kaluga)
Novgorod Governorate (Borovichi)
Pskov Governorate (Pskov)
Ryazan Governorate (Ryazan)
Smolensk Governorate (Smolensk)
Tula Governorate (Tula)
Tver Governorate (Tver)
Vladimir Governorate (Vladimir)
Yaroslavl Governorate (Yaroslavl) 

 

Finally, the ukase established two administrative districts. The St. Petersburg, Pskov, and Novgorod governorates were to form the Northwestern District, which would be administrated from St. Petersburg; while the Moscow, Ivanovo, Ryazan, Smolensk, Tula, Tver, Vladimir, and Yaroslavl governorates were to comprise the Central District, and be administrated from Moscow. While not constituent units in their right, the administrative districts are intended to improve and further the operation and governance of the central government, and ensure the implementation of law and regulations across the Grand Duchy. Each administrative district will be headed by a Plenipotentiary-General, who will ensure compliance with laws and regulations.

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Karelia, Murmansk, and Vologda join Muscovy

 

ST. PETERSBURG - Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Medvedev met with local representatives from the regions of Karelia, Murmansk, and western Vologda, where they discussed a wide range of matters such as trade, industrial development, and defense. According to his report to Steward Vladimir Putin, forwarded to Grand Duke Mikhail Romanov, Medvedev stated that the regions had been sustaining themselves since the collapse of the Greater Russian Empire in the Great Apocalypse, but they have come to view the Grand Duchy of Moscow as a bastion of stability and prosperity. Accordingly, they took the initiative to discuss the possibility of an association with Moscow.

After much negotiations, in which specific issues were raised for elaboration and deliberations by several concerned representatives, the representatives of Karelia, Murmansk, and western Vologda agreed to sign treaties of accession, effectively joining the Muscovite nation. Their local assemblies, after further deliberations, ratified the treaties as well. The Grand Duke, busy in the Northlands, voiced his approval in a secure phone conversation with Putin. The news of the accession to the Grand Duchy were cause of celebration in major cities such as Murmansk, Vologda, Cherepovets, and Petrozavodsk. A referendum was planned to be held in the regions.

Under the administrative ukase issued by Putin, the Decree on the Administrative System of Muscovy, Murmansk and West Vologda became Governorates, while Karelia became the Viceroyality of Karelia, the first of its kind. Furthermore, the three regions were to become part of the Northwestern District, and would take part in the upcoming elections for the Constituent Assembly and the State Duma. Lastly, two mechanized divisions (which included rapid deployment brigades), a light motorized brigade, and an airborne brigade of the Muscovite Army were dispatched to the newly-incorporated regions.

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Ultimatum to militia groups a mixed success

 

MOSCOW - The seventy-two-hour deadline have passed. During this time, a majority of the militia groups in the St. Petersburg, Pskov, and parts of the Novgorod governorates have compiled with the order so far, lining up at militsiya stations and peacefully returning to civilian life.

Several of other militia groups, however, did not. If anything, they intensified their attacks on local police headquarters and even civilians in general. In Pskov, militants tried to storm a shopping mall, but were repulsed by militisya forces in a protracted firefight that lasted for the better part of an hour. Radiological operations near Novgorod had to be temporarily suspended due to militia attacks, and troops in Novgorod Governorate were now stationed on the city's outskirts in hazmat suits.

Under such circumstances, the police clamped down hard. In Tikhvin and Rzhev, heavily-armed militisya units, with Army tactical support, launched a series of lightning raids on several apartments and warehouses, arresting dozens of ringleaders and members in the process. The escalating situation in St. Petersburg's Krasnogvardeysky District prompted the city's mayor to call for assistance. In response, a naval infantry brigade from the fortress of Kronstadt, located off the coast of St. Petersburg, were dispatched to the the city itself, along with regular and auxiliary police units.

To assuage public anxiety, Interior Minister Kolokoltsev assured that the police had the situation "contained so far," and that the government was doing everything to maintain the peace and order. "The level of the militia threat is rather low, when you consider the fact that the vast majority of such members chose to peacefully turn their weapons in instead of using them against us."

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Moscow International Business Center to be evaluated by commission

 

MOSCOW - The Moscow City Council approved a resolution establishing a commission to evaluate the feasibility of renovating the Moscow International Business Center (IBC).

Built under the prewar Imperial Russian regime, and located in western Moscow, the IBC (also referred to as Moscow-City) was a major commercial district. Over 300,000 people worked and lived there, and the district was replete with businesses, corporations, hotels, casinos, restaurants, theaters, shopping malls, apartments and condos, and other venues of entertainment. At that time, the IBC was referred to as the entertainment capital of Russia, if not Europe and the world.

A large part of the IBC was devastated during the Great Apocalypse, and is now a hulk of its former self, even although businesses and companies are starting to establish operations there. Among the buildings to be evaluated and renovated are the Central Core, Tower 2000, Evolution Tower, Imperia Tower, City of Capitals, Naberezhnaya Tower, Eurasian Tower, and the Federation Tower.

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Trade agreement signed with Ubersteinia

 

MOSCOW - The Grand Duchy of Moscow signed a trade and optional defense agreement with its neighbor in the Baltic Union of Ubersteinia. This is a great triumph for Muscovy on the world stage, and marks the beginning of a period of peaceful cooperation with its neighbors on a myriad of issues that challenge it, and other nations, today. Foreign Ministry officials expressed hope that the ongoing meetings with the Northlands and Sverige would be equally as successful.
 
The treaty, which was ratified by the His Imperial Majesty's Chancellery, stipulated "respect and good will" between Muscovy and Ubersteinia, encouraged mutual political, economic, or military assistance, mandated intelligence-sharing, facilitated free trade for the most part, and included a cancellation clause.
 
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Offensive against militia groups reaches turning point 

 

ST. PETERSBURG - The offensive against the militias reached its apex when over thirty-seven militiamen, twelve militsiya officers, and seven Army troops were killed, and several dozens wounded on both sides, in the fighting in St. Petersburg's Krasnogvardeysky District. According to sources, the fighting devolved at times into house-to-house battles, where the combatants faced off in several private houses. "It was like Stalingrad during the Great Patriotic War, where the troops had liberated the living room only to have to fight for the kitchen," a citizen spoke to the Moscow Times on condition of anonymity. While the fighting raged on, police and Army units cordoned off part of the District as to ensure public safety.
 
Despite the heavy casualties on both sides, today's battle marked a decisive turning point, if not outright victory, in the 'offensive' against the recalcitrant militias. There were reports of militiamen surrendering to police and Army troops in several towns. For instance, in Luga, about a hundred miles south of St. Petersburg, a militia commander surrendered after over half of his unit were decimated in the fighting there. The same occurred in Pskov, Tikhvin, and Rzhev.
 
Interior Minister Kolokoltsev praised the "brave and honorable" militsiya and Army troops and personnel for their valiance in the 'war' against the militias. "Never was so much owed by so many to so few," the Minister echoed Winston Churchill's famous words in describing the operation.

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Gazprom announces plans to develop oil field in Barents Sea

 

MOSCOW - In a meeting chaired by Steward Vladimir Putin, Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller announced plans to develop the Shtokman gas field, one of the largest in the world. Located in the Barents Sea, off the coast of the Kola peninsula, the Shtokman field is estimated to contain approximately 3.7 trillion cubic meters (130 trillion cubic feet) of natural gas, and if properly developed, has the potential to produce up to 95 billion cubic meters of gas per annum (3.4 trillion cubic feet per annum).


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Accordingly, the Shtokman Development Corporation would be established to oversee the development project, such as designing and constructing drilling platforms, production complexes, a pipe network, and a liquid natural gas (LNG) plant, and Gazprom subsidiary Shelf Dobyica will grant licenses for exploration and production on the Shtokman field. The project is estimated to cost between $15 and 20 billion, although Alexander Medvedev, chairman of Gazprom's management committee, stated that development costs would be $12 billion. To address environmental concerns, the CEO stated that specialized equipment such as floating removable platforms will be used to offset potential risks such as icebergs in the Arctic. The platforms will be connected to the seafloor through special templates, and can be reconnected to land-based plants on the Barents Sea coast.

Lastly, CEO Miller stated that plans for an exploratory expedition to the Gulf of Ob and the Yamal Peninsula, both in western Siberia, are currently under consideration.

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State of emergency imposed in response to nuclear attacks in Asia
 
MOSCOW - A state of emergency was declared today, in response to troubling reports of nuclear attacks in Asia. Exactly what happened is not clear, but apparently disagreements between Japan, France, and the two Chinas over Hong Kong and Taiwan somehow led to a series of nuclear attacks on China, Japan, and the Philippines.
 
"This is precisely what led to the Great Apocalypse," Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Medvedev stated in a televised emergency press statement in Moscow. "Tensions and disagreements among the pre-apocalyptic governments nearly led to the end of the world, and I fear that if cooler heads do not prevail, we may see a repeat. This failure on part of government leaders to learn the lessons of the past may doom us in the future, that is, if there is such a future."
 
Grand Duke Mikhail Romanov and Foreign Minister Vladimir Lavrov, currently in a diplomatic meeting in the Northlands, have been contacted and briefed about the situation, Medvedev said. In the meanwhile, civilian defense shelters are in the process of being opened in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and other major cities, and civilians encouraged to take refuge and wait for further instructions from the Interior Ministry. In the meanwhile, the militsiya (police) and military are preparing to activate emergency evacuation procedures on a moment's notice.
 
Although the nuclear war in Asia is very far from Muscovy, there remains the terrifying possibility that it may escalate and spread to other regions of the world. The Government is closely monitoring the situation, and will take further steps as it develops.
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Several Arctic islands claimed by Muscovy

 
MURMANSK
- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a public statement declaring that in accordance to an administrative decree issued by the His Imperial Majesty's Chancery, the Arctic islands of Victoria and Franz Josef Island will be placed under the sovereignty and jurisdiction of Muscovy, taking effect immediately.

Accordingly, Victoria Island and Franz Josef Island (consisting of the smaller islands of Zemlya Georga, Wilczek Land, Gallya, Graham Bell Island, Alexandra Land, and Salisbury Island)  will form part of the Murmansk Governorate and granted autonomous status.

Vessels of the merchant marine, including icebreakers, will be dispatched to the islands.

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Elections for Constituent Assembly held

 

MOSCOW - Elections for the 450-seat Constituent Assembly were held. Four major political parties were formed, organized, and registered with the Electoral Registration Commission in the Ministry of Justice: United Muscovy (UNM), Liberal-Democratic Party (LDP), Socialist Democratic Party (SDP), and the Russian Unity Party (RUP). Following months of intense campaigning across the country, millions of Muscovite citizens lined up at election booths on Election Day to cast their votes, with a voter turnout of 85 percent. 
 
Once booths were closed, and votes tallied and verified, it was announced that United Muscovy, a centrist, conservative party dedicated to pragmatic and monarchist values, received over 54.7 percent of the vote (246 seats), winning the election. The LDP, in turn, garnered over 20.4 percent of the vote, receiving 92 seats. The SDP received 14.5 percent (65 seats), followed by the RUP, which won 10.4 percent (47 seats). According to an electoral decree issued by the Ministry of Justice, United Muscovy will not be required to form a coalition government with the other parties since it received over a majority of the popular vote. Lastly, UNM founder and leader, Antonin Zukovsky, will serve as chairman of the Constituent Assembly.
 
The Constituent Assembly will be tasked with the drafting and promulgation of Muscovy's first permanent constitution, under which the Grand Duchy's government structure will be constituted on a more permanent basis. Following the constitution-drafting process, the Constituent Assembly will become the lower house of the Muscovite legislature.

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Muscovy's first constitution drafted

 
MOSCOW
- The first session of the Constituent Assembly was filled with lively debate as delegates of the four parties prepared for the daunting task of drafting a constitution. A vast majority of United Muscovy and over half of the Russian Unity Party delegates advocated for an absolute monarchy, stating that it would not only provide stability and order for Muscovy in the post-apocalyptic world, but reflected ancient traditions of the Rus. The Liberal-Democratic Party, in turn, argued for a constitutional monarchy, in which power would be placed in the head of government and the legislature instead of the head of state. The Social Democratic Party tried to propose a middle road, stating that Muscovy could be a limited constitutional monarchy, similar to the first Russian Empire between 1905 and 1917, and that a stronger system of checks and balance could be instituted as to ensure an equilibrium between the head of state and legislature.
 
Across the political spectrum, there were dozens of delegates that either disagreed with their respective party's platform, or abstained altogether. For instance, UNM delegate Alexei Stratsky warned about the "inherent danger" of absolutism, stating that it was the "over-centralizing tendencies" that doomed the Russian Empire in the Great Apocalypse. LDP deputies Gregori Kamenev and Leonid Krasnov stated that the prerogatives of the Grand Duke should be transferred to the Steward (which would be an equivalent to a Prime Minister), effectively advocating an authoritarian head of government, a sentiment that caused dissension among their counterparts.
 
Midst the impassioned agreements or persuasive rebuttals, a draft slowly came into being, subject to countless modifications, proposals, and counter-proposals. The UNM delegates, along with their RUP supporters, utilized their considerable number of seats in the Assembly, as well their party discipline, to their advantage, succeeding in overcoming opposition and pushing their constitutional draft to the floor for voting. 209 out of 246 UNM delegates voted in favor for the draft, with 27 opposing and ten abstaining, while 25 out of 47 RUP delegates voted in support, a razor-thin majority. Likewise, 14 out of 92 LDP delegates, and 21 out of 65 SDP indicated their support. Despite the concerted opposition of the LDP and most SDP delegates, the UNM draft was passed.
 

Parties - Support/Oppose/Abstain:
 
United Muscovy (UNM): 209/27/10
Liberal-Democratic Party (LDP): 14/70/8
Social Democratic Party (SDP): 21/27/17
Russian Unity Party (RUP): 25/13/9
 
Total: 269/137/44

 

After the vote, Chairman Antonin Zukovsky would announce the results and publish the draft of the Constitution to be distributed to government agencies, public institutions, foreign embassies, and private citizens. The draft went as follows:
 

 

CONSTITUTION
OF THE
GRAND DUCHY OF MOSCOW

 

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Preamble

Considering the present state of the anarchic international order; taking into account the centuries of shared history, culture, and tradition as part of an unified community in the ancient lands of the Rus; recognizing the principles of equality, self-determination, and liberty; accepting the paramountcy of order, stability, and community; and united in their uniform desire for public safety, social harmony, national prosperity, and general well-being in a world ravaged by apocalypse, the multinational people of the Grand Duchy of Moscow hereby band together to adopt the Constitution of the Grand Duchy of Moscow.
 

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Chapter I
Basic Provisions

[Sovereignty and jurisdiction]

 

Article 1
The Grand Duchy of Moscow shall be a democratic, free, independent and indivisible state.

Article 2
The Grand Duchy of Moscow shall be endowed with inalienable, indivisible, and inseparable rights to national sovereignty and jurisdiction in the internal and external spheres of the world.

Article 3
The national sovereignty and jurisdiction as transcribed above shall derive from the multinational people.

Article 4
The Grand Duchy of Moscow shall have sole sovereignty and jurisdiction over the:
 

a). territories that comprise the Grand Duchy of Moscow, such as land areas, rivers, lakes, canals, internal maritime waters, territorial seas, airspace above these, extraterritorial areas such as embassies and consulates, and extraterritorial areas such as lunar bases;

b). all natural resources within the national territories of the Grand Duchy of Moscow; and the management of such natural resources;
c). adoption and modification of the Constitution and laws, and their implementation and enforcement;
d). structure of government and the territory of the Grand Duchy of Moscow;
e). establishment of sovereign, legislative, and judicial authority, formation of state authority bodies, and the outlining of rules of their organization and activities;
f). management of Imperial state property;
g). establishment of state policy and programmes in the spheres of state, social, economic, cultural, national, and ecological development of the Grand Duchy of Moscow;
h). state budget, taxes and dues, tariffs, and funds of national and regional development;
i). nuclear power-engineering, fission materials, transport, railways, information, communication, and outer space activities;
j). foreign policy and international relations of the Grand Duchy of Moscow, international treaties and agreements of the Grand Duchy of Moscow, and issues of war and peace;
k). foreign economic relations of the Grand Duchy of Moscow;
l). organization and direction of the armed forces of the Grand Duchy of Moscow;
m). defense and security, military production, and establishment of rules governing transactions of military weapons, equipment, and property, production of chemical, biological, nuclear substances, narcotic substances and rules of their use;
n). protection of the national borders, territorial land, sea, airspace, and exclusive economic zone;
o). customs and immigration;
p). judicial system, civil and criminal procedures, amnesty and pardoning, and arbitration procedures;
q). metric system, cartography, geographic renaming, official statistics and accounting, meteorological service, and other designated standards;
r). state awards and honorary titles of the Grand Duchy of Moscow;
s). state service.

 
Article 5
The Grand Duchy of Moscow shall have joint sovereignty and jurisdiction with the Governorates, Viceroyalties, Imperial Cities, and other constituent entities of the Grand Duchy of Moscow over the:
 

a). provision for the correspondence of the constitutions and laws of the Governorates, the charters and other normative legal acts of the Governorates, Viceroyalties, Imperial Cities, and other constituent entities to the Constitution of the Grand Duchy of Moscow and its central laws;

b). provision of the protection of the rights and freedoms of citizens; protection of the rights of national minorities; ensuring the rule of law, law and order, public security, border regime;
c). issues of possession, use and disposal of land, subsoil, water and other natural resources;
d). delimitation of state property;
e). nature utilization, protection of the environment and ensuring ecological safety; specially protected natural territories, protection of historical and cultural monuments;
f). general issues of upbringing, education, science, culture, physical culture and sports;
g). coordination of issues of health care; protection of the family, maternity, paternity and childhood; social protection, including social security;
h). carrying out measures against catastrophes, natural calamities, epidemics, elimination of their aftermath;
i). establishment of common principles of taxation and dues in the Russian Federation;
j). administrative, administrative procedure, labour, family, housing, land, water, and forest legislation; legislation on subsoil and environmental protection
k). personnel of the judicial and law enforcement agencies; and of the bar associations;
l). protection of traditional living habitat and of traditional way of life of small ethnic communities;
m). establishment of common principles of organization of the system of bodies of state authority and local self-government;
n). coordination of international and foreign economic relations of the subjects of the Grand Duchy of Moscow, fulfillment of international treaties and agreements of the Grand Duchy of Moscow.

 

[Civil liberties]

 

Article 6
Civil rights and liberties shall be the state objectives of the Grand Duchy of Moscow.

Article 7
The civil rights and liberties shall include, but are not limited to, the:
 

a). right to bear arms;

b). right to habeas corpus;
c). right to a fair and speedy trial;
d). right to remain silent;
e). right to life;
f). right to health;
g). right to social protection;
h). right to liberty;
i). right to property;
j). right to education;
k). right to vote;
l). right to gender equality
m). right to freedom of speech;
n). right to peaceful assembly;
o). right to a free press;
p). right to petition;
q). right to religion;
r). right to marriage;
s). right to privacy;
t). right to freedom from discrimination.

 
Article 8
Lawful citizens of the Grand Duchy of Moscow shall be entitled to the civil rights and liberties as transcribed above.
 

[Citizenship]

 

Article 9
Anyone born in the land, maritime, airspace, extraterritorial, and extraterrestrial territories of the Grand Duchy of Moscow shall automatically receive Muscovian citizenship.

Article 10
Anyone with one or two parents who possess Muscovian citizenship may request such citizenship if needed.

Article 11
Anyone who has lived in the Grand Duchy of Moscow for at least a year, has passed a Citizenship Qualification Exam, and has at least a working competency of the Russian language may be eligible for Muscovian citizenship.
 

[Separation of powers]

 

Article 12
The Grand Duchy of Moscow shall be organized based on the principle of separation of powers.

Article 13
The Government of the Grand Duchy of Moscow shall be organized into the executive, legislative, and judicial branches.
 

[Language]

 

Article 14
The Russian language shall be the official language in the territory of the Grand Duchy of Moscow, and its use shall be compulsory in all state and public institutions, and the military.

Article 15
The use of local languages and dialects in state and public institutions shall be determined by legislation.
 

[Capital, flag, coat of arms, and anthem]

 

Article 16
The Capital and Seat of Government shall be set in Moscow.

Article 17
The Flag of the Grand Duchy of Moscow shall be a rectangular tricolor with equal-size horizontal white, blue, and red bands, and be superimposed in the center by a two-headed eagle holding a scepter in its dexter talon and a globus cruciger in its sinister talon.

Article 18
The Coat of Arms of the Grand Duchy of Moscow shall be an escutcheon of a two-headed eagle holding a scepter in its dexter talon and a globus cruciger in its sinister talon.

Article 19
The Anthem of the Grand Duchy of Moscow shall be the “State Anthem of the Grand Duchy of Moscow.”
 

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Chapter II

Organization of the State
 

[Administrative divisions]

 

Article 20
The Grand Duchy of Moscow shall comprise of Governorates, Viceroyalties, Imperial Cities, and other constituent entities as designated by the Government of Moscow.

Article 21
The Grand Duchy of Moscow presently consists of the:
 

a). Astrakhan Governorate;

b). Bryansk Governorate;

c). Ivanovo Governorate;

d). Kaluga Governorate;

e). Krasnodar Governorate;

f). Lipetsk Governorate;

g). Moscow Governorate;

h). Murmansk Governorate;

i). Novgorod Governorate;

j). Oryol Governorate;

k). Pskov Governorate;

l). Rostov Governorate;

m). Saint Petersburg Governorate;

n). Saratov Governorate;

o). Smolensk Governorate;

p). Stavropol Governorate;

q). Tsaritsyn Governorate;

r). Tula Governorate;

s). Vologda Governorate;

t). Voronezh Governorate;

u). Vladimir Governorate;

v). Yaroslavl Governorate;

w). Emirate of Chechnya;

y). Emirate of Dagestan;

z). Viceroyalty of Balkaria;

aa). Viceroyalty of Cherkessia;

bb). Viceroyalty of Kalmykia;

cc). Viceroyalty of Karelia;

dd). Viceroyalty of Mordovia;

ee). Viceroyalty of Ossetia;

ff). Viceroyalty of Ryazan;

gg). Viceroyalty of Tver;

hh). Imperial City of Moscow;

ii). Imperial City of Saint Petersburg;

jj). Imperial City of Tsaritsyn.


Article 22
Each Governorate shall be led by a Governor-General, each Viceroyalty by a Viceroy, each Imperial City by an Elector, and other constituent entities by a corresponding official, all which shall be appointed and dismissed by the Grand Duke.

Article 23
Each Governor-General, Viceroy, Elector, and other officials shall function as chief executive of their respective regional bureaucracy, and be accountable for their daily administration.

Article 24
The prerogatives granted to a Governor-General, Viceroy, Elector, and other officials shall be authorized by the Grand Duke, and may be augmented or altered as the Grand Duke sees fit to delegate responsibility.

Article 25
Each Governor-General, Viceroy, Elector, and other officials shall serve at the pleasure of the Grand Duke.
 

[Security obligations]

 

Article 26
It shall be the obligation of the Grand Duchy of Moscow to provide national security and protection to citizens and territories within its official borders.

Article 27
The Grand Duchy of Moscow shall protect, defend, and promote the rights and interests of its citizens living abroad.
 

[Secession]

 

Article 28
 
The right to secession shall not be allowed in any form, and neither shall the abrogation of the treaties of accession be
construed as the exercise of the right of secession.

 

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Chapter III

Organization of the Government
 

[Grand Duke]

 
Article 29
The Grand Duke shall be the supreme authority over the ancient lands of the Grand Duchy of Moscow. It is God's command that the authority of the Grand Duke be obeyed not through fear, but through conscience.

Article 30
The Grand Duke shall reign for life, except for:
 

a). death;

b). resignation;
c). incapacitation.

 

Article 31
The person of the Grand Duke is absolute, sacrosanct, and inviolable.

Article 32
The Grand Duke shall exercise legislative powers in conjunction with the Constituent Assembly and the State Duma.

Article 33
The Grand Duke shall have the powers of legislative initiative, including these that pertain to the modification of this Constitution.

Article 34
The Grand Duke shall have the absolute power of veto, in which no laws may come into effect without consent.

Article 35
The Grand Duke shall have the power to issue binding decrees and orders.

Article 36
The Grand Duke shall have the power to issue amnesties and pardons.

Article 37
The Grand Duke shall have the power to dissolve the Constituent Assembly and the State Duma, and call for new elections.

Article 38
The Duke shall be the head of state and government, and shall represent the Grand Duchy of Moscow within the country and in international relations.

Article 39
The Grand Duke shall exercise his power to conduct negotiations, sign international treaties and agreements, sign ratification instruments, and receive credentials and letters of recall of diplomatic representatives.

Article 40
The Grand Duke shall be the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Grand Duchy of Moscow.

Article 41
The Grand Duke shall have the sole power to declare war and peace, and to proclaim martial law.

Article 42
The Grand Duke shall have the sole power to declare a state of emergency, and to proclaim martial law.

Article 43
The Grand Duke shall appoint and dismiss the Steward, the individual ministers, the heads of the chief departments of administration, court justices, and other government officials.

Article 44
The Grand Duke shall determine the internal and foreign policies of the Grand Duchy of Moscow.

Article 45
In the performance of powers, the Grand Duke may appoint and dismiss advisors.

Article 46
The Grand Duke may confess none but the Christian, Orthodox Catholic, Eastern faith.

Article 47
The Grand Duke, as Christian ruler, is the supreme defender and upholder of the doctrines of the ruling faith, the protector of the true belief, and of every ordinance in the Holy Church.

Article 48
The full title of the Grand Duke shall be:
 

“We, ----- by the grace of God, Grand Duke, Sovereign, Autocrat of Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Ivanovo, Kaluga, Karelia, Murmansk, Novgorod, Pskov, Ryazan, Smolensk, Tula, Tver, Vologda, Vladimir, and Yaroslavl; Duke of Novgorod and Smolensk; Elector of Moscow and Saint Petersburg; Grand Prince of Moscow and Novgorod; Lord of Novgorod, Pskov, and Smolensk; Prince of Tver; and Ruler of Ryazan, Smolensk, Vologda, and Yaroslavl; and Viceroy of Karelia, Ryazan, and Tver.”

 

[Steward]

 

Article 49
The Steward shall be the highest overseer and arbitrator of the administrative body of the Government.

Article 50
The Steward shall have the power to determine the administrative and operational guidelines of the Council of Ministers, of the individual ministers, and of the chief administrators, in accordance to the prerogatives of the Grand Duke.

Article 51
The powers of the Steward shall be contingent upon the pleasure of the Grand Duke.

Article 52
The Steward shall serve in his capacity at the pleasure of the Grand Duchy.

Article 53
The Steward shall nominate individual ministers, heads of the chief departments of administration, and other government officials to the Grand Duke for consideration of appointment or dismissal.

Article 54
The Steward shall ensure the daily administration of government.

Article 55
The Steward shall issue decrees and orders that pertain to the daily administration of government.

Article 56
The Steward shall:


a). develop and submit to the Grand Duke and the State Duma a central budget and provide for its implementation; a report on the implementation of the central budget; and annual reports on the results of its work;
b). ensure the implementation in the Grand Duchy of Moscow of a single financial, credit and monetary policy;
c). ensure the implementation in the Grand Duchy of Moscow of a single state policy in the sphere of culture, science, education, health protection, social security and ecology;
d). manage the central property;
e). carry out measures to secure the defense of the country, the state security, and the implementation of the foreign policy of the Grand Duchy of Moscow;
f). implement measures to ensure the rule of law, human rights and freedoms, protection of property and public order, and crime control;
g). exercise other powers vested in it by the Constitution of the Grand Duchy of Moscow, the central laws and decrees of the Grand Duke of the Grand Duchy of Moscow.

 

Article 57
The Steward shall not serve in one or both houses of the Legislature, nor shall they serve in other representative bodies of state power, bodies of local self-government, and the civil service, and neither shall they engage in any activities for remuneration other than academic activities.

Article 58
The Steward shall be accountable to the Grand Duke for the internal integrity and good administration of the Government.
 

[Council of Ministers]

 

Article 59
The Council of Ministers shall maintain and supervise the individual ministers and ministries of the Grand Duchy of Moscow.

Article 60
The Council of Ministers shall be appointed and dismissed by the Grand Duke at the nomination of the Steward.
 

[Legislature]

 

Article 61
The Legislature of the Grand Duchy of Moscow shall be a body of elected representatives that derives power and sovereignty from the multinational people.

Article 62
The Legislature shall be the legislative power of the Grand Duchy of Moscow.

Article 63
The Legislature shall consist of the Constituent Assembly and the State Duma.

Article 64
The Legislature shall vote by a majority vote unless specified otherwise.

Article 65
The Constituent Assembly shall have 450 seats elected by lawful citizens of eligible voting age.

Article 66
The Constituent Assembly shall have the power to:
 

a). approve changes in borders between Governorates of the Grand Duchy of Moscow;

b). approve a decree issued by the Grand Duke on the introduction of martial law
c). approve a decree issued by the Grand Duke on the introduction of a state of emergency
d). consider legislation on the Imperial budget, taxes, duties, currency, credit and customs regulation, immigration, issues of war and peace, and border defense that has been passed by the State Duma.

 

Article 67
The State Duma shall have 60 seats appointed by Governorate legislatures.

Article 68
The State Duma shall have the power to:
 

a). receive annual reports from the Steward

b). approve the appointment and dismissal of the Chairman of the Central Bank of Muscovy
c). approve the appointment and dismissal of the auditors of the Accounts Chamber
d). approve the appointment and dismissal of the Commissioner for Human Rights
e). approve the announcement of amnesty and pardon by the Grand Duke.

 

Article 69
Members of the Constituent Assembly and State Duma shall be elected on the party-list system in accordance with the rules of proportional representation.

Article 70
Members of the Constituent Assembly shall serve a term of five years.

Article 71
Members of the State Duma shall serve a term of five years.

Article 72
Members of the Legislature shall not serve in both houses at the same time, nor shall they serve in other representative bodies of state power, bodies of local self-government, and the civil service, and neither shall they engage in any activities for remuneration other than academic activities.

Article 73
To qualify as an elector, it shall be required to:
 

a). be a lawful citizen of Muscovy;

b). be a lawful resident of Muscovy;
c). be at least twenty-one years of age;
d). possess a clean criminal record;
e). hold academic degrees from an accredited institution of higher education.

 

[Judiciary]

 

Article 74
Justice shall be rendered in the name of the Grand Duke by the courts and the tribunals of justice.

Article 75
Judicial power shall be exercised by courts and tribunals of justice.

Article 76
The High Court of the Grand Duchy of Moscow shall be the court of last resort, and shall supervise the lower courts and tribunals.

Article 77
The High Court of the Grand Duchy of Moscow shall hear cases pertaining to administrative, civil, and criminal law cases.

Article 78
The Constitutional Court of the Grand Duchy of Moscow shall ensure conformity of laws, regulations, and international treaties and agreements to the Constitution.
 

[State justice]

 
Article 79
Corporate punishment shall be legal in the Grand Duchy of Moscow, except in institutions of education.

Article 80
High treason, war crimes, crimes against humanity, first-degree premeditated murder, and other designated crimes, shall be punishable by the death penalty.
 

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Chapter IV

Line of Succession

 

Article 81
The Imperial Throne of the Grand Duchy of Moscow shall be hereditary within the Imperial House presently reigning.

Article 82
Both men and women shall have the right of succession to the Throne.

Article 83
The line of succession shall apply to the oldest descendants of male and female issue of the reigning Grand Duke, in descending order.

Article 84
Children born of a marriage between a person of the Imperial Family and a person not belonging to any royal or sovereign house, shall have no right of succession to the Throne.

Article 85
A person who has the right to succeed shall be free to abdicate this right in circumstances where such abdication shall not create difficulties in the following succession to the Throne.

Article 86
Any abdication made publicly shall be irrevocable.

Article 87
A Sovereign succeeding to the Throne shall solemnly observe the laws governing the succession to the Throne.

Article 88
A Sovereign succeeding to the Throne shall take the following oath of:
 

“Under God, I swear to observe the Constitution and the laws of the Grand Duchy of Moscow, and to maintain the national independence, sovereignty, and integrity of this country.”

 

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Chapter V

Amendments

 

Article 89
Amendments to the Constitution may be proposed through the:
 

a). legislative initiative of the Grand Duke;

b). proposal by one-fifth of the State Duma;
c). proposal by ten percent of the electorate in a petition.

 

Article 90
Amendments to the Constitution shall be adopted by a majority vote of the Constituent Assembly and the State Duma, or by a decree issued by the Grand Duke.

Article 91
Amendments to the Constitution that pass the procedure outlined in Article 84 shall be required to receive a majority support in a national referendum, except where the amendment was enacted by a decree issued by the Grand Duke.
 

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Chapter VI

Concluding and Transitional Provisions

 
Article 92
The Constitution of the Grand Duchy of Moscow shall come into force from the moment of its official publication according to the results of a nationwide referendum.

Article 93
The day of the nationwide referendum shall be the day of adopting the Constitution of the Grand Duchy of Moscow.

Article 94
In case of noncompliance with the Constitution of the Grand Duchy of Moscow of the treaties of accession as signed by the predecessors of the Governorates, Viceroyalties, Imperial Cities, and other constituent entities, the provisions of the Constitution of the Grand Duchy of Moscow shall be applicable.

Article 95
The laws and other legal acts in effect in the territory of the Grand Duchy of Moscow before the Constitution comes into force shall be applied in that part which does not contradict the Constitution of the Grand Duchy of Moscow.

Article 96
The Grand Duke and Steward, from the moment the Constitution enters into force, shall carry out the powers and prerogatives outlined in it.

Article 97
The Council of Ministers (Government) of the Grand Duchy of Moscow, from the moment the Constitution enters into force, shall acquire the rights, obligations and responsibilities of the Government of the Grand Duchy of Moscow as outlined by the Constitution of the Grand Duchy of Moscow.

Article 98
The courts and tribunals of the Grand Duchy of Moscow shall administer justice according to their powers as outlined by the Constitution.

Article 99
After the Constitution comes into force, the judges of all the courts and tribunals of the Grand Duchy of Moscow shall retain their powers. Vacant positions shall be filled in according to the rules fixed by the Constitution.

Article 100
Until the adoption and coming into force of the federal law establishing the rules for considering cases by a court of jury, the existing rules of court examination of corresponding cases shall be preserved.

Article 101
Until the criminal procedure legislation of the Grand Duchy of Moscow is brought into conformity with the provisions of the present Constitution, the previous rules for arrest, detention and keeping in custody of people suspected of committing crime shall be preserved.

Article 102
The Constituent Assembly of the first convocation and the State Duma of the first convocation shall be elected for a period of five years.

Article 103
The Constituent Assembly shall meet in its first sitting on the thirtieth day after its election. The first sitting of the Constituent Assembly shall be convened by the Grand Duke.

Article 104
The provisions of the present Constitution on the immunity of legislators in that part which concerns the actions or inaction connected with fulfillment of office duties shall not extend to the deputies of the Constituent Assembly, deputies of the State Duma, and members of the Government of the Grand Duchy of Moscow.

Article 105
The deputies of the Constituent Assembly of the first convocation, and of the State Duma of the first convocation, shall exercise their powers on a non-permanent basis

 

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Mutual defense and trade treaty signed with the Northlands


MOSCOW - The diplomatic meeting in the Northlands was a success. A friendly and amicable meeting with King William IV in the city of Noordenwind ended with the signing of a mutual defense and free trade treaty. This marked a major success of the Muscovite Government on the world stage, and was greeted with cheering in major cities. The Constituent Assembly ratified the treaty in a remarkably short session, and it marked the first time the major parties were all in agreement.
 
The treaty obligated the governments of Muscovy and the Northlands to observe non-aggression, share relevant intelligence with each other, defend each other from outside aggression by a hostile third party, provide emergency assistance in natural disasters, reduce or eliminate trade barriers, facilitate the exchange of culture, and included a cancellation clause.

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Autonomous region established

 
TSARITSYN
- Representatives from the Black Earth, South Volga, and North Caucasian regions assembled in Moscow. After several hours of negotiations, they agreed to sign a treaty forming an autonomous region in the form of the Viceroyalty of South Russia (VSR). The VSR will enjoy a high degree of autonomy in that it will have its own constitution, legislature, administrative apparatus, and a regional defense force; it will be allowed to levy its own taxes as well be exempt from central taxation for a period of five years. The central government in Moscow will be solely responsible for foreign affairs, national defense, and telecommunications. The Volga city of Tsaritsyn (formerly Volgograd) will serve as the capital and seat of government of the VSR.
 
Furthermore, the representatives of Bryansk and Oryol signed separate treaties of accession, adjoining their respective regions to the Grand Duchy as Governorates under the Decree on the Administrative System of Muscovy. Under the same Decree, the Southern District was established, to be administered from Tsaritsyn, and a Plenipotentiary-General would be appointed there. Finally, Tsaritsyn was designated an Imperial City, becoming the third one after Moscow and Saint Petersburg, under Chapter Two of the Constitution, and an Elector would be appointed there.

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TSARITSYN - Representatives from the Black Earth, South Volga, and North Caucasian regions assembled in Moscow. After several hours of negotiations, they agreed to sign a treaty forming an autonomous region in the form of the Viceroyalty of Southern Russia (VSR). The VSR will enjoy a high degree of autonomy in that it will have its own constitution, legislature, administrative apparatus, and a regional defense force; it will be allowed to levy its own taxes as well be exempt from central taxation for a period of five years. The central government in Moscow will be solely responsible for foreign affairs, national defense, and telecommunications. The Volga city of Tsaritsyn (formerly Volgograd) will serve as the capital and seat of government of the VSR. Furthermore, the representatives of Bryansk and Oryol signed separate treaties of accession, adjoining their respective regions to the Grand Duchy as Governorates under the Decree on the Administrative System of Muscovy. Under the same Decree, the Southern District was established, to be administered from Tsaritsyn, and a Plenipotentiary-General would be appointed there. Finally, Tsaritsyn was designated an Imperial City, becoming the third one after Moscow and Saint Petersburg, under Chapter Two of the Constitution, and an Elector would be appointed there.
The Ukraine will withdraw it's soldiers from the Caucasus shall Moscow agree to protect the present oil wells there owned by The Ukraine Government.

In order to ease our peoples worries, we would like to inquire about more information on the massive Moscow doubling of size. Edited by Rotavele
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The Ukraine will withdraw it's soldiers from the Caucasus shall Moscow agree to protect the present oil wells there owned by The Ukraine Government.

In order to ease our peoples worries, we would like to inquire about more information on the massive Moscow doubling of size.

 

OOC: When did you deploy soldiers there? Show a post, please. And how many oil wells do your soldiers supposedly control?

 

IC: "The protection of Ukrainian-owned oil wells in the North Caucasus shall be the state objectives of the Viceroyalty of Southern Russia under the auspices of the Government of Moscow, although we refer you to an ordnance that limit foreign ownership of oil wells. Furthermore, foreign-owned oil wells are to register with Gazprom and obey its regulations."

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OOC: When did you deploy soldiers there? Show a post, please. And how many oil wells do your soldiers supposedly control?
 
IC: "The protection of Ukrainian-owned oil wells in the North Caucasus shall be the state objectives of the Viceroyalty of Southern Russia under the auspices of the Government of Moscow, although we refer you to an ordnance that limit foreign ownership of oil wells. Furthermore, foreign-owned oil wells are to register with Gazprom and obey its regulations."


Depending on what these regulations are, we may comply. We would like to keep this in the most peaceful manner possible, but our sovereignty will not be infringed.
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OOC: Reply to my question, please.

 

IC:

 

Depending on what these regulations are, we may comply. We would like to keep this in the most peaceful manner possible, but our sovereignty will not be infringed.

 

"Our sovereignty will not be infringed, as well. As long your oil wells comply with regulations, and the resources are utilized to the benefit of the local populace, we will respect their status."

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OOC: Reply to my question, please.
 
IC:
 

 
"Our sovereignty will not be infringed, as well. As long your oil wells comply with regulations, and the resources are utilized to the benefit of the local populace, we will respect their status."


"I'm afraid not, you cannot come on land we own then claim it a sovereign nation. Our rights will not be infringed. If you do not look forward to handling this respectfully and obey our rules, we will comply with yours. You will not come on Ukraine owned land and dictate rules for us to follow. We are not cattle, slaves, or your subjects."

OOC: looking for it tmrw, will post tmrw due to ipad difficulties. I believe I linked it to Hereno/Mogar/TBM or someone of the like in #CNRP2
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"I'm afraid not, you cannot come on land we own then claim it a sovereign nation. Our rights will not be infringed. If you do not look forward to handling this respectfully and obey our rules, we will comply with yours. You will not come on Ukraine owned land and dictate rules for us to follow. We are not cattle, slaves, or your subjects."

OOC: looking for it tmrw, will post tmrw due to ipad difficulties. I believe I linked it to Hereno/Mogar/TBM or someone of the like in #CNRP2


"Your oil wells are within the territory of the Viceroyalty of Southern Russia, and by extension of the Grand Duchy of Moscow, and as such, your properties are subject to our laws and regulations, as according to our Constitution. As long your oil wells obey Muscovian regulations, all will be well. You will not dictate to us our own sovereignty within what is our own territories. We have indicated our willingness to respect the status of your oil wells, and we do not appreciate it when you make unsubstantiated accusations toward us."
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"Your oil wells are within the territory of the Viceroyalty of Southern Russia, and by extension of the Grand Duchy of Moscow, and as such, your properties are subject to our laws and regulations, as according to our Constitution. As long your oil wells obey Muscovian regulations, all will be well. You will not dictate to us our own sovereignty within what is our own territories. We have indicated our willingness to respect the status of your oil wells, and we do not appreciate it when you make unsubstantiated accusations toward us."

"You invaded southern Russia which we had been placed in. You moving there does not make everyone else there a status of violating your sovereignty. That would be like Ukraine claiming your nations land and then complaining you're violating my sovereignty by being there and not following my rules.

This blatant act of imperialism is astounding and will not go without a response. We ask you to leave the Caucasus at once. We will not allow these people to be invaded. They make a lot of revenue from our oil companies being there and purchasing the wells and giving them gasoline prices at a massively discounted price. You are doing nothing but invading them for land. "

OOC: Are you doing this in an attempt to troll me or for a casus belli? Iirc you were there when I was discussing the oil wells I put in the caucuses. Edited by Rotavele
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"We have received some surprising revelations. Turns out that Ukrainian nationals and organizations had acquired the oil wells illegally, and your Government has stationed troops there without our knowledge or consent. And they are exploiting what are rightfully our resources. Turns out that you are the one who are commiting an act of blatent imperialism, say nothing of deliberately violating our sovereignty and territorial integrity, lying to our faces about it, and insulting us with your patiently false accusations. We will not stand for this.
 
Ukrainian nationals are to evacuate the oil wells, and military forces are to leave the Caucasus region of the Viceroyalty of Southern Russia at once."
 
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Army units and auxiliary police officers in the Caucasian regions would be placed on a state of high alert, although they would not move from their current positions just yet. Fighters and bomber aircrafts would be refueled in airbases and airfields, although they would not be moved yet. Any satellites over the regions would see very little military movements. 
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Due to the aggressive actions by the Moscow Government, the Ukraine would like to declare protection over the invaded lands. We will not let imperialistic tyrants threaten global stability and spread lies and slander against our great nation as indicated in The European Community communications. We demand all Moscow invaders leave the area at once. You are not welcome here and you will not invade land to expand into Europe beside us. You pose an immediate threat to our nation by taking those lands."

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"The order still stands. Don't make us put a timetable on it."

 

OOC: Let's create a new thread, this is cluttering up my news thread. And as Uber said, let's take a short break from this RP and continue on from there in the morning.

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