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==Peuramaa and Lumisaari== | ==Peuramaa and Lumisaari== | ||
From the Peuramaan perspective, the Põjhamaa people are Peuramaan and those that flee over the border did so as refugees rejoining their mother country. Members of the PNM and PLF were not required to surrender any weapons because they were legally allowed to carry rifles and other firearms for hunting purposes in the south. Peuramaa denies that anyone was granted amnesty, as none of them were criminals under Peuramaan law. They were also not required to admit their involvement in either group and official rolls of membership included only a | From the Peuramaan perspective, the Põjhamaa people are Peuramaan and those that flee over the border did so as refugees rejoining their mother country. Members of the PNM and PLF were not required to surrender any weapons because they were legally allowed to carry rifles and other firearms for hunting purposes in the south. Peuramaa denies that anyone was granted amnesty, as none of them were criminals under Peuramaan law. They were also not required to admit their involvement in either group and official rolls of suspected membership included only a few dozen names, nowhere near the number of likely members which fled into Peuramaan territory especially when considering the number of names that later turned out to falsified. | ||
Out of the between 500 and 800 thousand refugees, the vast majority filtered through Peuramaa first, a large number settling but most moving on to other countries from there. The massive influx of displaced people caused a crisis in Peuramaa which required a vast investment into housing and food safety in the southern regions where most Põjhamaa were located. | |||
In order to agree to locate, arrest, and try members of the militant groups, Peuramaa requested aid money from the states asking it to do so, namely Aureumterra and Velikoslavia. If Aureumterra refused to provide aid, then Peuramaa escalated to requiring that all suspected war criminals on both sides be brought before a neutral court for trial, including Aureumterra's own leadership and monarch (presumably Lisette). Regardless of Aureumterra's response to those options, this ultimately culminated in a brief, underfunded attempt to track down suspects which yielded only a handful of minor trials in Lumisaari. Those convicted were imprisoned in Lumisaari's penal system. | |||
Since Peuramaa maintains an unpopulated, militarized, controlled border with Aureumterra there are no towns within five kilometers of Aureumterra. This leaves Aureumterra population centers outside of the range of the most common rockets potentially in use by the PLF. | |||
Peuramaa does not consider the PLF a terrorist organization, citing that if it did then it is likely that the PLF would simply reorganize under a different name and it is not willing to spend government resources on what it considers to largely be a non-issue. It also maintains that it is Aureumterra's responsibility to secure its side of the border, and Peuramaa already goes above and beyond by not allowing non-military personnel within 5 km without a military escort with the exception of the highways connecting the two states. Peuramaa maintains that it is highly improbably that any organized militant group could feasibly cross the border, and therefore most attacks in Aureumterra are likely the result of their own resistance factions, or lone wolf attacks by radicalized youth. | |||
Lumisaari takes no position on the issue, but consistently offers to be a neutral arbiter and has hosted those militants which Peuramaa ''has'' convicted of crimes under Peuramaan law. | |||
==Aureumterra== | ==Aureumterra== | ||
Revision as of 01:37, 31 January 2024
A page for planning the current state of affairs of the PNM affair, primarily located in Southern Aureumterra and Southern Peuramaa and Lumisaari.
Velikoslavia
Velikoslavia considers Peuramaa a key buffer against western Belisaria, limiting the ability of its western borders to be menaced by opposing powers, and a key part of its sphere of influence, also providing another point in which Ostrozava can be pressured. The current queen, Sigrid Kyöstitytär, is also first cousins with the Tsar of Velikoslavia, Alexis, through his paternal aunt Mena Ivanov. When the PNM and PLF were removed from Aureumterra, Velikoslavia applied some diplomatic pressure in order to attempt to ensure that those members responsible for acts of terrorism were prosecuted under applicable international law on wartime conduct via a tribunal composed of military and judicial officials from all parties involved. This resulted in few actual trials, as only those engaged in over actions that would constitute an act against civilians or other war crimes were tried. Since the trials, Velikoslavia has remained mostly on the sidelines, allowing both concerned parties to work out their issues via negotiation, offering mediation where necessary in order to safeguard the state of affairs.
Peuramaa and Lumisaari
From the Peuramaan perspective, the Põjhamaa people are Peuramaan and those that flee over the border did so as refugees rejoining their mother country. Members of the PNM and PLF were not required to surrender any weapons because they were legally allowed to carry rifles and other firearms for hunting purposes in the south. Peuramaa denies that anyone was granted amnesty, as none of them were criminals under Peuramaan law. They were also not required to admit their involvement in either group and official rolls of suspected membership included only a few dozen names, nowhere near the number of likely members which fled into Peuramaan territory especially when considering the number of names that later turned out to falsified.
Out of the between 500 and 800 thousand refugees, the vast majority filtered through Peuramaa first, a large number settling but most moving on to other countries from there. The massive influx of displaced people caused a crisis in Peuramaa which required a vast investment into housing and food safety in the southern regions where most Põjhamaa were located.
In order to agree to locate, arrest, and try members of the militant groups, Peuramaa requested aid money from the states asking it to do so, namely Aureumterra and Velikoslavia. If Aureumterra refused to provide aid, then Peuramaa escalated to requiring that all suspected war criminals on both sides be brought before a neutral court for trial, including Aureumterra's own leadership and monarch (presumably Lisette). Regardless of Aureumterra's response to those options, this ultimately culminated in a brief, underfunded attempt to track down suspects which yielded only a handful of minor trials in Lumisaari. Those convicted were imprisoned in Lumisaari's penal system.
Since Peuramaa maintains an unpopulated, militarized, controlled border with Aureumterra there are no towns within five kilometers of Aureumterra. This leaves Aureumterra population centers outside of the range of the most common rockets potentially in use by the PLF.
Peuramaa does not consider the PLF a terrorist organization, citing that if it did then it is likely that the PLF would simply reorganize under a different name and it is not willing to spend government resources on what it considers to largely be a non-issue. It also maintains that it is Aureumterra's responsibility to secure its side of the border, and Peuramaa already goes above and beyond by not allowing non-military personnel within 5 km without a military escort with the exception of the highways connecting the two states. Peuramaa maintains that it is highly improbably that any organized militant group could feasibly cross the border, and therefore most attacks in Aureumterra are likely the result of their own resistance factions, or lone wolf attacks by radicalized youth.
Lumisaari takes no position on the issue, but consistently offers to be a neutral arbiter and has hosted those militants which Peuramaa has convicted of crimes under Peuramaan law.