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Neu Engollon, Austrakia, San Rosito, and Castellua
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Please sighn this. Thanks
lol. I was gonna say...whuh? Sign what now?
*Grabs at empty air where 'this' might be.*
well, if you feel like it just say "congratts"
We all will. Don't worry. RFS was just making the point that the link wasn't there for a moment, but now it is, so...All good.
Reino do Brazil, Teremara Caretaker, and Beloura
That was a mistake. Capiche
Show the love, peeps!
I will try to knock out a couple more tonight.
Bienvenue, mon frčres!
Neu Engollon, Reino do Brazil, Monforte, USG Security Corporation, and 2 othersBeloura, and Castellua
I want to inform that Reino do Brazil will be conducting an under water nuclear test 250 miles south the coast of Beloura. The device will be burried deep under the sand
That's just not very smart, like, at all. That would be in International Waters and so then... illegal. It will affect the fishing off Beloura, even that far out, so you're screwing your own colony.
Nuclear testing hasn't been done since the 1960's because they kind of figured everything out.
Lastly, if it's far enough south, it's south of the Yarok Line (which divides the South Madurin Sea/Middle Waters/South Tavlyrian Ocean from the Wishton Sea), which means it will politically be a Wishtonia problem, also.
You really are swinging a bat and hitting every major problem possible with one event. I would seriously re-think this.
France dos it in the 80(?) To ensure the detherrnt power
Did it in the 80 (?) to ensure its condition. Sorry for the auto correct
The detonation Will take place within beloura waters. The water will boil for some seconds.
Since you’re using the RL precedent of France, we should probably also use it for water claims. 12 nautical miles is considered territorial waters. 200 miles is claimable as an exclusive economic zone but not territorial.
250 miles south of Beloura is neither. It’s clearly international waters. Also likely below the Yarok Line. Knowing what we know now and France didn’t care about then, is that regardless of the actual location, the radius of aquatic life that will be affected is much larger.
I strongly suggest you just don’t do it.
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