From:~ President Rostislav Vladimirovich, Russian Republic
To:~ Friend and Foe
Much has happened these passed weeks and it takes time to ponder upon all the different permutations of such a myriad of events.
On the Front General Kiril Meretsokov has advised that Osaka represents the more pressing target and therefore the 7th Army has been ordered to send some Cavalry to bolster the 13th after it's bitter fight at Tokyo. It appears that some form of Japanese control centre has been established there and this must be dealt with. All proceeds well as the injured recover and are able to take up station once more.
On to Foreign Relations.
Rome:~
My dear friend, Marcus Emperor of Rome,
I can only offer apologies. It appears that the recent strain upon our relations and harsh words exchanged has resulted in an unfortunate border incident. Russian troops sent back to Mino for rest after their terrible ordeals encountered, what they believed to be, a hostile force and opened fire. Sadly the men killed were Roman and it grieves us to the very heart that this has happened. I had intended to travel to West Russia in two rounds time to congratulate our fine soldiers for their endeavours. I have advanced this and after a rally of support for our just war, against the evildoers, in the City Square at Novgorad,
I shall depart. Obviously I shall stop at Oath City to speak with you on this terrible event and on other pressing matters.
Japan:~
Masanori Akamatsu,
Russia does understand and sympathise with your predicament. I myself know how difficult it is to assume the mantle of government in midst of turmoil.
Russia's terms are very simple. Surrender now or watch more innocents die and Cities flattened. If these terms are unacceptable your stay in Osaka will be short and fatal. No compromise or negotiations will be offerred - the lands of Piercia, so cruelly stolen, will come under Russian guardianship. Russia does not wish to see more die in this war but she will have her way regardless of the leadership of Japan, Emperor or other, and it will either be swift and merciful or bloody and merciless.
Do you really wish to see further scenes such as this as yet more of your conscripts die!
Metalheads:~
Bateater,
You are a wise and honest man and I salute you for re-opening borders with us. You have recognised that Russia is no 'Imperialist Power' that seeks to dominate others via any means - Mercantile or Gun!
Maya:~
Pacal Visyava,
We congratulate you on your fine achievements. Maya is a fine nation indeed and we wish only to see our friendship grow.
Sparta:~
Menelaus II,
Send your armies if you will choose to betray an old friend in favour of an old foe. Russia remains resolute in her stance and will return nothing that was never Japanese in the first place. It saddens me that you seem to have forgotten a pre-condition of peace with Japan set out by yourself but one round ago -
It is easy to see how honourable Sparta will be under a your rule.
President Rostislav Vladimirovich,
For, and on behalf of, The Russian Republic
To:~ Friend and Foe
Much has happened these passed weeks and it takes time to ponder upon all the different permutations of such a myriad of events.
On the Front General Kiril Meretsokov has advised that Osaka represents the more pressing target and therefore the 7th Army has been ordered to send some Cavalry to bolster the 13th after it's bitter fight at Tokyo. It appears that some form of Japanese control centre has been established there and this must be dealt with. All proceeds well as the injured recover and are able to take up station once more.
On to Foreign Relations.
Rome:~
My dear friend, Marcus Emperor of Rome,
I can only offer apologies. It appears that the recent strain upon our relations and harsh words exchanged has resulted in an unfortunate border incident. Russian troops sent back to Mino for rest after their terrible ordeals encountered, what they believed to be, a hostile force and opened fire. Sadly the men killed were Roman and it grieves us to the very heart that this has happened. I had intended to travel to West Russia in two rounds time to congratulate our fine soldiers for their endeavours. I have advanced this and after a rally of support for our just war, against the evildoers, in the City Square at Novgorad,
I shall depart. Obviously I shall stop at Oath City to speak with you on this terrible event and on other pressing matters.
Japan:~
Masanori Akamatsu,
Russia does understand and sympathise with your predicament. I myself know how difficult it is to assume the mantle of government in midst of turmoil.
Russia's terms are very simple. Surrender now or watch more innocents die and Cities flattened. If these terms are unacceptable your stay in Osaka will be short and fatal. No compromise or negotiations will be offerred - the lands of Piercia, so cruelly stolen, will come under Russian guardianship. Russia does not wish to see more die in this war but she will have her way regardless of the leadership of Japan, Emperor or other, and it will either be swift and merciful or bloody and merciless.
Do you really wish to see further scenes such as this as yet more of your conscripts die!
Metalheads:~
Bateater,
You are a wise and honest man and I salute you for re-opening borders with us. You have recognised that Russia is no 'Imperialist Power' that seeks to dominate others via any means - Mercantile or Gun!
Maya:~
Pacal Visyava,
We congratulate you on your fine achievements. Maya is a fine nation indeed and we wish only to see our friendship grow.
Sparta:~
Menelaus II,
Send your armies if you will choose to betray an old friend in favour of an old foe. Russia remains resolute in her stance and will return nothing that was never Japanese in the first place. It saddens me that you seem to have forgotten a pre-condition of peace with Japan set out by yourself but one round ago -
- Japan gives all ancient Piercian cities to Russia and signs peace with Russia
President Rostislav Vladimirovich,
For, and on behalf of, The Russian Republic
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