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Post by Dmitry Molchanov on Sept 25, 2016 22:10:44 GMT
Current Relations: Eastern European Commonwealth- Russia-Ukraine: Russia and Ukraine possess friendly ties due to helping to stomp out dissidence in pro-Russian supporters in the 2030s during the Summer Olympic Games in Berlin. While remaining neutral to the country, many Ukrainian people are beginning to wish to confederate with the Russian Federation due to Dmitry Molchanov's domestic and foreign policy. However, the majority of Ukrainians wish to remain independent of either side of Europe.
- Russia-Slovakia: Russia and Slovakia possess friendly ties due to historical significance with each other. While wishing to join the CSTO, they do not believe economic ties strong enough to support the CSTO.
- Russia-Hungary: Russia and Hungary possess neutral, but economically friendly relations with one-another, but no effort has been made by either country to confederate or join as military and economic allies.
- Russia-Croatia: Russia and Croatia possess very friendly ties with each other, and while no plans of confederation with the Russian Federation have been made as of yet, the Croatian people wish to possibly join the CSTO, or at least possess protection from it.
- Russia-Slovenia: Russia and Slovenia possess unfriendly ties with each other due to Slovenia being a former client of NATO. While President Molchanov would like for diplomatic ties to improve, his optimism could end up worsening relations between the two nations
As President Molchanov waited to meet with the members of the EEC, he began to twiddle his thumbs, hoping to see the current Chairman greet him before he discussed with Slovenia's and Croatia's leaders. (OOC: The only reason I am doing this is because we have our volunteers. While I do not exactly like what must be done right now, as we gave two weeks of time to object or volunteer to be the politicians, the people have spoken, and we must do this...) |
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Post by Abdul-Al Rashid on Sept 26, 2016 11:43:30 GMT
The doors opened, Mihajlo came in with a smiling face ready to greet and discuss current issues with the Russian President.  "Dobroye utro, Mr President. My name is Mihajlo Alojz Pahor, I will be the representative for Croatia and Slovenia... So to discuss terms I recall that you were offering them seats in the CSTO, the leaders of Croatia and Slovenia ask how would this benefit them? They do know that Russia is a very strong country, however you didn't earn their trust enough for them to accept this position. Croatia is eager enough however, Slovenia on the other hand isn't. ![]() |
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Post by Dmitry Molchanov on Sept 27, 2016 1:39:27 GMT
"Thank you...although, I must ask," Dmitry stated with a cocked brow, his signature smile still on his face, "Where is the Chairman of the EEC?"
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Post by Abdul-Al Rashid on Sept 27, 2016 11:37:48 GMT
Surprised, Mihaljo answered, "Well the Chairman is busy today, filling some papers. I will take his place for now... I will relay how this meeting goes to him, Although I'm sorry if you mind that I will be here instead of him." "So can you give me the advantages of being in the CSTO?" |
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Post by Dmitry Molchanov on Sept 27, 2016 18:59:47 GMT
"Well, I never said I wanted to hand out seats into the CSTO unless the participating parties are interested: Croatia and Slovenia. If all goes well, then maybe I can offer a seat for the CSTO. Nonetheless, the CSTO, as you may or may not know, is an economic and military partnership of various republics, states, or countries. Most of them currently are old Soviet satellites, although the CSTO is open for anyone to join so long as they can commit to their side of the agreement." Dmitry then took a sip of water as he continued to explain,
"Nonetheless, I merely want to discuss on the possibility of Russia ensuring these two countries' security through military access agreements."
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Post by Abdul-Al Rashid on Sept 30, 2016 13:13:53 GMT
Mihaljo seems to be thinking while Dmitry is talking. His cellphone rang, as he as forgotten that 'silent mode' is off.  "Wait for a minute, sorry to disturb you." He came back after a few minutes of talking. "Croatia suggests that they will be under protection from the CSTO and the Russian Federation, for the province of Slavonia." "And the President of Slovenia is going to make this offer: Slovenia is willing to join the CSTO and accept military access IF the Russian government decides to position their troops in the western border to supply resources to the affected families in west Slovenia and give 1 000 APC's to the Slovenian Armed Forces. |
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Post by Dmitry Molchanov on Sept 30, 2016 15:28:23 GMT
"I am happy to arrange military access agreements with Croatia, and Slovenia as well. However, Slovenia requesting 1,000 APCs is a different thing entirely." Dmitry then placed his hands together and tried to recollect what he was going to say.
"While I understand their concerns, the Russian government is trying to reduce the amount of our equipment that ends up in terrorist hands, such as the GLA or GLA supporters. As a result, I cannot accept the condition on 1,000 Armored Personnel Carriers to anyone aside from clients in the CSTO or the South American Pact. It's for our country's reputation and safety; you understand, yes?"
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Post by Abdul-Al Rashid on Oct 1, 2016 1:14:13 GMT
"Well then, that's a good point... The GLA can strike wherever or whenever without warning. I respect your decision." Mihaljo paused for a minute, it seems that he is thinking. "However, I don't think that Slovenia isn't going to like your decision... The offer will be reduced to a Military Access Agreement, in order for Supplies and increased protection for the western border of Slovenia." "Croatia will hear your terms and will accept them, Croatia's people really like the Russian Federation." Mihaljo smiled and took a sip of water. |
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Post by Dmitry Molchanov on Oct 1, 2016 3:32:30 GMT
"This was much simpler than I really expected. I'm perfectly content with a military access agreement with Slovenia, and Croatia is free to join the CSTO so long as it can hold its end of its agreements with the organization and Russia." Dmitry then held out his hand with a warm smile, glad at such a prosperous turn of events.
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Post by Abdul-Al Rashid on Oct 1, 2016 12:10:08 GMT
"Thank you for your cooperation, will me meet again Mr. President." Mihaljo shook Dmitry's hand with a smile and left the meeting room with his bodyguards. "What a nice man." He thought. |
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