
Hello fellow citizens,
It has been a hectic term this far and we ve had some victories and some accomplishments as well. We have a University opening up as well as Department of Interior programs coming up as well. The government has been working hard for the people and soon more changes will be released, however, not all was done without programs and setbacks.
United States vs Cuba war
Some of you may wonder why we attacked Cuba other than the motive of fun, but the truth is that it wasn t the only motive. We attacked Cuba in coordination with Venezuela and Mexico as part of a liberation war. This war had the full intention of giving back all Mexican core regions back to its owner: Mexico.
The war was a success! We managed to liberate all Mexican regions from Cuban controll and give them back to Mexico. Our original plan was to keep Southeast Mexico as a strategic point for an attack on Columbia, however a miscoordination between nations prevented us from entering the fun in Columbia.
Peace with Cuba
After some time negotiating with the Cuban government as the aftermath of the war, the USA and Cuba signed a peace agreement in the following terms:
1. Cuba shall keep one region to work as Capital, being this region Las Villas.
1.1 Cuba shall temporarily hold Western Cuba to increase the number of congressman and shall return it to the USA at the earliest convenience.
2. USA and Cuba, when not engaged into real military conflicts, shall have an open war with each other for training purposes. In the event USA has a real war, both countries may consider signing an MPP for mutual military aid.
2.1 Cuba shall not attack the USA if she is involved in real military conflict.
3. Cuba shall not attack USA, Venezuela or Mexico under any circumstances.
3.1 Violation to this rule could lead to possible military conflict and possible sanctions.
4. Cuba shall pay for the return of their own regions.
4.1 USA and Cuba shall split the costs of the eventual training wars or MPP.
This were the terms our country signed with Cuba and a compromise both governments agreed for the future. Similar peace deals were also signed between Cuba, USA, Venezuela and Mexico.
The Japanese Menace
Very often a President finds himself clashing against other nations. Either for economic or military interests but in this case, Japan was never a military target to the USA, in fact we even still have an MPP. However, a few days ago, our government has received a rather disturbing message from the Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs. Please view the screenshot below:
It is important to make a note here: USA typically does not sell regions.
I was however open to rent a region with the consent of the US Congress, but not after a blatant threat of war from a member of the Japanese government!
After this blunt threat, I decided to inquire the Japanese President about it,
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After this short trade of private messages, me and the President of Japan spoke on IRC and we agreed to not attack each other until the MPP expires. However, Japan s atitude during this time so far showed that
Japan is not interested in peace or friendship with our nation but yes in isolating us from our allies so that Japan can have an easier job at attacking us.
They first tried to turn Ireland against our nation. They tried to convince France as well as other nations that are either alligned with EAGLE or direct allies of the United States.
Considering all this, I would like to call up all citizens to pick arms and prepare yourselves because war is coming and it is most likely that Japan will attack. On another front, I ask you fellow americans:
Facing this evidence and considering that the alliance will likely support us, would you consider a direct Declaration of War from the United States of America against Japan as soon as the MPP has expired?
Put your thoughts in the comments fellow citizens!
Thank you and kind regards,
This message has the seal of approval of the President of the eUnited States