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Several soldiers poked and prodded her dead body. She was definetly Asian, and her statement from earlier made it obvious that she was from Tianxia. This could very well be an issue.

The base militiamen, not carrying weapons as they were not on patrol, were indeed far too shocked to even arm themselves, staring at the bloody body of their (now former) leader. Plates dropped, women screamed, and men gasped in shock. The deathly silence throughout the base following the reactions was interrupted by shouting and gunfire, as the towers surrounding the camp opened fire on the fleeing woman, intent to kill the sick murderer. Her only way out would be through the town-base border, which has no barbed wire fencing to stop her, but it was crawling with patrolmen, and their numbers was growing as soldiers armed themselves, intent on killing the woman.

Dagestan applauds Iran for their stablization efforts in the Middle East.

Normally, a soldier would recieve severe consequences for allowing any unauthorized persons to enter the base, but Major Emir Muaz had second thoughts when one of his patrolmen brought in this scantily clad foreigner with a lust. Muaz circled the woman, who had her arm linked with the patrolman. "Holy hell, Private, how'd you find this one?" He laughed, puffing on a cigar.

What constituted as a military base in Dagestan was nothing more than an outpost in foreign countries. The rag tag military deployed by Shariaat Jamaat was too underfunded to afford new bases, and the existing ones in the region were simply worn, outdated and falling apart. Of course, just because the area was a bit makeshift, does not mean it was ineffective: it was almost perfect as a supply depot, a checkpoint. It could comfortably house and feed a small battalion, so the current population of almost 500 militia was perfect. The problem was, it lacked a sufficient security. The towers that overlooked the land were feeble and poorly placed, giving blind spots everywhere. Barbed wire gates encompassed the base, but due to the overlapping of a local town, land claims restricted the area from being entirely contained, opening a huge hole in the base. Radios were used to communicate, but the sloppy guards were almost always either sleeping or distracted, resulting in dozens of security breaches. Outside of this base, though, sat several Shariaat militia. After a sighting by several villagers of a strange, dark object in the sky landing in the forest, some men were deployed to quickly sweep the area and then keep watch. After their patrol yielded no results, they gathered around a tree, puffing on cigarettes and reminiscing the situation. One leaned back, chuckling. "I was hoping we'd find something, damn anything. Nothings happened here in months."

Wow Isaac, calm down, not everything is a personal insult.

Shariaat Jamaat considers Reichtenburg still yet an invalid and illegal state. There is change only in name for this country.

[quote name='Sarah Tintagyl' timestamp='1342139825' post='3009432'] "If Dagestan and Georgia cannot control their actions due to this stream of terrorism plaguing innocents, the Empire will intervene, not to restrict sovereignty, but to see order restored and peace maintained on our frontier." [/quote] [b]Public Message from Shariaat Jamaat[/b] Dagestan will, of course, retain peace throughout our nation. While we cannot control the actions of an individual, with enough military manpower one can shut down an organization. Once a proper number of troops are in the region, we can assure that Dagestan will finally be in an era of peace. Any attempts by Tianxia to occupy Dagestani land without permission will be seen as an act of war. We do not wish to waste lives in a conflict neither side can truly win, so we hope you choose not to invade our land. -Rappa Khalilov [b]Mining Program Takes Root in Dagestan[/b] With the recent Urbanization project in full swing throughout the Mountain Republics, villages near centers of high valuable mineral concentration have sprung up . Oil wells are being constructed, and the project is thought to be employing tens of thousands of villagers who once lived in the past. Shariaat Jamaat is lowering restrictions on the national market, turning the nation towards a capitalist future. Abdul Madzhid, Commander of Commerce, Trade and Transportation, announced that the Dagestani government hopes to attract corporations and small businesses to their country.

[quote name='Curristan' timestamp='1342183862' post='3009669'] [b]Private to Dagestan[/b] [u]We are willing to sell the following:[/u] AKM Assault Rifle: $150,000 a Crate of One Hundred plus Ammunition RPK Light Machine Gun: $180,000 a Crate of One Hundred plus Ammunition PK General Purpose Machine Gun: $120,000 a Crate of One Hundred plus Ammunition Dragunov SVD Sniper Rifle: $150,000 a Crate of Fifty plus Ammunition RPG-7 Rocket Launcher: $250,000 a Crate of Fifty plus Ammunition M67 Fragmentation Hand Grenades: $160,000 a Crate of Two Hundred 9K34 Strela-3 MANPAD: $300,000 a Crate of Twenty plus Ammunition We have no mercenaries, although instead we are sending a team of thirty Weapon Instructors from Quds Force, our Special Forces. They are trained to speak Russian and Caucasian plus will have fake identity papers so to avoid being traced back to us. They will stay for six months and train some of your fighters as instructors so they will hand over the training to them. We hope that this arrangement is satisfactory. [/quote] [b]Private Reply[/b] This arrangement is perfect. As for the purchases, we will be willing to purchase each of the follow: AKM Assault Rifle: [b]2 Crates[/b] RPK Light Machine Gun: [b]3 Crates[/b] PK General Purpose Machine Gun: [b]3 Crates[/b] Dragunov SVD Sniper Rifle: [b]1 Crate[/b] RPG-7 Rocket Launcher: [b]1 Crate[/b] M67 Fragmentation Hand Grenades: [b]2 Crates[/b] 9K34 Strela-3 MANPAD: [b]1 Crate[/b] We hope that these weapons will be enough to arm our forces while the munitions factories are built. We thank you greatly for your business and hope for a strong future alliance.

Add me as Dagestan

Dagestan has not, in any case, discriminated, nor acted aggressively against, Georgians or Georgian born Dagestani citizens. We have, though, been attacked, on more than one case, by pro-Georgian terrorist forces."

[b]Emir Al Bara Killed By Car Bomb![/b] [img]http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/60347000/jpg/_60347376_syria2.jpg[/img] [i]A destroyed truck from Al Bara's convoy lays destroyed[/i] Emir Al Bara, the Commander of North Dagestan and one of Khalilov's most trusted generals, was killed earlier today by a blast from an abandoned car. Survivors state that Al Bara's convoy was travelling through North Dagestan when a possibly remote controlled bomb was detonated from a vehicle on the side of the road. Fourteen soldiers and two of Al Bara's bodyguards were also destroyed in the blast. Violence in the region was reported to be stopped from Al Bara mere days before, and this event has shown the true grim reality. Dagestan's lack of armed forces means their troops are spread wide and thin, creating gaps of protection. A federal police force is in the works, and Shariaat Jamaat is considering simply re-employing former Georgian police officers leaving in Dagestan, even with their pledge to Georgian allegiance. Khalilov, the head of Shariaat Jamaat, stated that the bomb was "most definetly" set off by Georgian loyalists, and has since declared martial law in the region. A strict ban on firearms is also being proposed by several high ranking Jamaat officers. OoC: Edited for a lack of proofreading on my part

[b]Dagestani Government Announces Mining Program[/b] Shariaat Jamaat, the Islamic military group which currently owns the country, made plans yesterday to employ thousands of desert herders in the mining business. As part of a larger plan to create a more urbanized country, dozens of villages across the nation will be evicted and their respective tenant. Abdul Madzhid, Dagestani Commander of Commerce, Trade and Transportation moved 400 troops into Southern Dagestan to fulfill this mission. [b]Dagestan Districts Outlined[/b] The Districts of Dagestan have been outlined in a clear graph. Current leader of Dagestan, Jamaat President Rappani Khalilov said today the new outlines were "Much easier for Jamaat leaders to follow." Notable members of Shariaat Jamaat, along with pro-Dagestan governments in the territories, will be given control of their respective land shortly, though Khalilov assures that the nation that the majority of power will be centralized. [IMG]http://i.imgur.com/X5dQ8.png[/IMG] The new districts of Dagestan. The names as they stand today are temporary, only used for ease of showing Dagestani commanders where their range of power extends. Red - North Dagestan Territories Green - North Coast Orange - Dagestan Plains Cyan - Central Dagestan Blue - Makhachkala Purple - South Coast Yellow - South Dagestan Brown - Mountain Republics The respective commanders of each territory is unknown. [b]Unrest In North Dagestan[/b] Pro-Georgian civilians rioted in several Northern villages near the Dagestan-Georgian coast. Emir Al Bara, a militia commander with one hundred troops in the general vicinity, reported that the riots have been entirely quelled, but broadcasts and online posting by civilians in the area say otherwise.

[quote name='Curristan' timestamp='1342016653' post='3008329'] [u][b]Private Dispatch to the Islamic Republic of Dagestan[/b][/u] The Islamic Republic of Iran would like to offer our Islamic brothers the chance to buy small arms from us plus other things, with the guarantee that they would be affordable and untraceable. We would use your access to the Caspian Sea as a way of bringing them in by water and air. We patiently await your response. [/quote] [b]Private To Iran[/b] Dagestan is certainly pleased by this offer. An outline of your weapons, along with their respective prices, will be requested. Furthermore, due to our limited military, we are curious as to the potential of hiring mercenaries from your country to keep order in ours?

Please mark Dagestan as, well, Dagestan. [img]http://i.infopls.com/images/home/dagestan-map.gif[/img] For reference

[b]Private Reply to Georgia[/b] If Allah willed us not to exist, we would not be here!

Classified Letter to Tianxia: You acts as if our nation is a glorious Empire that stretches from sea to sea! We are nothing more than a mountainous community seeking independence. How would you expect our nation to acquire 100,000 recruits, when our population is only 2 million strong? And our air force is but nonexistent! We would be pleased with a machine that could fly! Even so, we bow to your terms, and your leniency to our Republic in times of instability. We must note, though, we do not hold a terrorist past. Would one consider the American revolutionaries terrorists? We never targeted civilians, we only fought for independence.

[center][img]http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_x3YBofVUADM/TPkLSIwGt2I/AAAAAAAACY0/9jyJuigOya8/s1600/800px-FlagofDaghestan.svg.png[/img] Shariat Jamaat leader Rappani Khalilov, surrounded by several other unidentified men in Islamic military garb, addressed the country in a televised and radio broadcast. [i]"Dagestan. In the history of our land, we have been trampled, oppressed, and destroyed by empires greater than ours. The Russians from the North, the Huns, the Soviets, unjustly invaded and annexed our lands, against the will of the people. Shariat Jamaat valiantly joined the endless ranks of crusaders for Dagestan independence during the Second Chechen war, fighting the Russian imperialists with blood and bullets. When the world as we knew it collapsed in 2005, our group fell silent. Many of our soldiers dropped arms and gave up as Dagestan land was transferred from country to country, none of them fit to rule our region. But in the recent years, our men and women reunited. Our land, the mountains and plains and sea screamed for independence! But now, instead of warfare and bloodshed, Shariat Jamaat fought with diplomacy. We communicated with Georgian officials. We worked together, though there was a mutual dislike for each other, and our work has payed off. My friends, Dagestan belongs to us. Shariat Jamaat has fulfilled its ultimate mission, much to the glee of our fallen warriors in paradise. All Georgian governments in the territory have been or shall soon be dissolved. It will be a glorious day for our Islamic Republic! Allahu Akbar!”[/i] Most citizens of Dagestan would notice very little changes over the next few days, until the Shariat Jamaat prepared to finalize its control of the region. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [b]Private/Classified:[/b] Thousands of Shariat militants were distributed across the nation to establish pro-Dagestan administration in Dagestan’s cities. Sleeper cells that had been active in Chechnya and Russia were called home to assist in stabilization efforts. The lack of military and police forces owned by Shariat Jamaat would make official conquest of the region deathly difficult, and many Christian communities were frightened or angered by an Islamic Republic. Only time could tell the young nation’s fate.[/center]

Well, seems I voted for the 3 people with the least votes.

[quote name='Triyun' timestamp='1338908169' post='2977514'] You're imposing your own interpretations of political interest on others. All war on CN RP is based on political interest except for friendly skirmishes. You're just clouded in your own political views to ignore what others percieve as their political interest. [/quote] Wars in CNRP are sparked by as little things as a ship being sunk. You don't see real life countries attacking each other every time an aggressive move is made.

I'll buy 50/3m. http://www.cybernations.net/nation_drill_display.asp?Nation_ID=401026 Do you want the money first?