SAP-Summit with Russia and China, Brasilia, Brazil, SAP.

Dmitry was appalled. Now Jintao was now saying that Dmitry had essentially called him an enemy. He felt he wanted to throttle this man, but kept his composure.
"Premier Jintao. I didn't mobilize because I called you an enemy. I mobilized the Russian Armed Forces because you made a threat, even if a lie. This is unacceptable behavior, even by my standards of behavior from politicians. Now, I understand if you misunderstood, but I never said you were my enemy. I said that you had made a bluff to show military force, and that you were on thin ice. And while I understand that trust is a two-way street, I am willing to put aside my disdain and trust you on your word that you aren't my enemy, nor will start war with Russia." Dmitry then took a sip of water and slammed the glass down on the table. Not hard enough to shatter it, but enough to where some of the water fell out of the glass and onto the table. "I may have a temper, but I am usually quite nice if you cooperate. What you are doing is dancing around the issues and putting words into my mouth. I have proved my capacity for trust by saying, with all of my being, that I can trust your word that you are not my enemy. But can you put your trust in me, and my government, that we are not making deals with terrorists?" Dmitry then huffed, somewhat irritated now, and clearly showing it.
"I give respect to those who earn it. You are a good man, Premier, but accusations and bluffs get you nowhere. Tell me, what would your conditions be in regards to a non-aggression pact?"

"No, we never bluffed against Europe. We presented information, like you did, that we believed to be the right information. Archibald disproved it, and we dropped the issue. We said that we may have to shoot down Solaris, but I have not been given a reason to declare war over a satellite. As for my talks of nuclear capacities, I'm saying that Chinese involvement against Russia or otherwise could result in a nuclear exchange. I'm not threatening with nukes. I'm saying that both our countries possess the capability to end humanity, and that we need to tread carefully. As for the diplomatic 'search and seizure,' it's to ensure that your diplomat will be of no danger to ours, and ours the same to you."

"Well, I said that if there is something your country finds suspicious about what a diplomat is bringing into your country, you can issue a search and seizure of anything you find suspicious. Documents would remain untouched, or at least undisclosed by personnel that see sensitive information. As for my 'making of demands,' I'm not demanding here. I am asking, even if it may sound demanding."

"Of course we're not enemies, but I will not take accusations or military threats, even if bluffs, sitting down. That said, the Kurmuk Research & Development Facility was and still is a proving ground for Russian technology far away from home. It was where the first official testing of what you call the "Tremor" AGAS was to take place, along with providing a military position to fight against the GLA. As for nuclear material being present at the base, none was present, and none will be present at the facility in the foreseeable future." Dmitry then smiled as he turned back to Jintao.
"Well, we need to close up this meeting quickly, and make sure that we don't end up on the wrong end of our guns anytime soon. So, do you have suggestions, Premier?"

Dmitry, for the first time since this meeting began, smiled with the utmost sincerity to the Chinese leader, rather than possess a look of disgust or a sarcastic smile.
"That will be fine. All things considered, Russian military forces are stationed nearby and inside the base, so even if GLA forces attempt to take it, there will be reinforcement to defend. As for stopping military exercises along the border, I agree to this. Your terms are reasonable, and I would be proud to shake your hand as a final show of my trust." Dmitry then stood up and held his hand to the Chinese leader, with a sincere smile.
"I can forget the summit, but remember. I am not someone that you want to insult or accuse. Nonetheless, I will trust your word, and keep you to it, just as I will keep to mine."

Mendoza smiled. Both of the invited factions are ready to wrap things up. Quickly he continued his writing for a draft version of the agreement:

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Russian Federation:
People’s Republic of China:

Hosting faction and observing faction: 

South American Pact


UN summit chapter:
-Both leaders and governments of the People’s Republic of China and the Russian Federation will forget the chosen words at the last UN Summit. Both parties will accept the fact that several words are taken in the wrong context.
-Both factions declared not to be each other’s enemy.

Kurmuk Chapter:
-Russia declares that there is no Nuclear Materials and/or weapons in the past and in this very present, nor has it desires to change this in the short future.
-Russia acknowledge Chinese concerns about WMD’s and other powerful (experimental) weapons, with the eye on the very close position of the GLA.
-China will accept the current Russian Research Base/Facility and the outcome of the older ‘battle for Kurmuk-outcome’.
-China declares that there are no plans to remove the Research Facility by any methods, nor will have them in the short future.

Common Chapter:
-Russia will aboard their military manoeuvres at the Chinese border.
-China will acknowledge this and neither will perform manoeuvres to the Russian border.
-Diplomats will stay respected and immune, but requires proper paperwork to reveal as they are assigned official diplomats.
-China declares to acknowledge that under the Administration of Molchanov, the Russian government is not trading arms with the GLA. However, both parties are aware that underground trading happens by the mafia or other dark networks worldwide, with roots in multiple different factions/countries.

Neutral Observer:
-The South American Pact offered to take the role of the Neutral Observer for any of the above statements. As there are any concerns if one of the parties makes themselves guilty of breaking any of these agreement and/or declarations , the SAP can be contacted to investigate. Both leaders, Molchanov and Jintao acknowledge this and will accept the South American Pact presence at the desired location. This will be seen as a diplomatic mission.

(room for signatures)

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Mendoza looked up from this paperwork. “Gentlemen, if we agree to this, then we can sign it and bring out the good news. Or did I forgot something?” He asked the represented politicians.

Wang nodded and shook hands. "I must only add that a heavy Russian presence in terms of humble numbers at the site in Kurmuk could make local honourable Chinese commanders nervous. Please think about it, but I will promise I will give them the good word" said Wang while shaking hands.

He grabbed the beautiful pen from President Molchanov and signed the papers.

(Wrote on phone. Lack of time. Excuse me for mistakes. Mendoza finish it?)