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Al Anbar prepares military for action, Saudi Arabia at risk

Al Anbar
23-09-2004, 19:52
al-Jazeera News

The Ministry of Defence today announced that all leaves are cancelled indefinately for all soldiers in any branch of service in al-Anbar's military. On the streets of Baghdad and several other major cities, a large military presence can now be seen with heavily armed soldiers patrolling streets and sandbag positions are now being built throughout the nation.

According to local sources, Iraqi military units have been seen heading southward on highways toward the Saudi and Kuwaiti borders. al-Jazeera sent a team to assess what was going on but was turned back at a military checkpoint at al-Zubayr just south of al-Basra. The team then tried to go along a highway from an-Nassiriyah and go southward but were also turned back at a small village some fifty kilometres from the border.
Bonstock
23-09-2004, 20:17
A message is sent to the al Anbar government:

We are willing to support any action you take against the regime of Saudi Arabia. We ask that we may deploy troops, though we will make sure only to send Muslims for political reasons. In addition, monetary and air support will be given, if you accept.

Harald, son of Gustav, lord of all Bonstocknians
Decisive Action
23-09-2004, 20:24
"This aggression will not stand, Iraq will not be permitted to brutalize its neighbor. This invasion will not stand!"

Czar Roger Fabus


ooc- I'd like to send a few units to defend Saudi Arabia. Mostly because I'm bored as hell and none of my regular RP pals are on right now, and many are away for a few days. I'll see what you say, if you agree, I can send a few divisions from the Commonwealth Army of Mississippian Egypt and the federal garrison stationed there can send some units. If you don't want me to get involved, just say so and consider the above statement just the Czar blowing some hot air.
Scandavian States
23-09-2004, 21:03
..::In Orbit Over Arabian Peninsula::..

The satellite noticed the heat plumes from the Al Anbar units and the person responsible for the satellite switched the view from IR to visual with an IR overlay, which made spotting individual vehicle easier. Elements of company size were singled out and recorded on high-resolution digital photos, and then downloaded to ESS headquarters. It would be a few hours yet before the forces were identified and assigned theat priorities.

..::Duchy of Kuwait and Imperium Mainland::..

In the meantime the three House Saleh light infantry divisions were quietly stood to as a defensive measure in case the Anbari forces became frisky. Inside the Imperium the Helsinki and New Edinburgh Guards Armies -both of which were comprised primarily of airborne divisions- were also stood to, although this was done just as quietly.

..::Indian Ocean::..

A battlegroup doing security overwatch for the OMP base to be built in the Indian Ocean was alerted as well. The ships turned early in their patrol route and followed the westward leg almost perfectly, in a few hours it would become clear that the battlegroup was heading torwards the mouth of the Gulf, but until that time the rouse was kept up.


[You need to make an OOC thread, Al Anbar. I won't interfere if you try to take Saudi Arabia, but I would seriously advise against invading Kuwait.]
Whittier-
23-09-2004, 21:10
Whittier warns the government of Al Anbar not to repeat the mistake of invading Saudi Arabia. We note that last time, it had disasterous consequences for Al Anbar.
Al Anbar
23-09-2004, 22:23
Ministry of Information

The Arab Socialist Republic of Al Anbar has no intention of reunifing Al Anbar with its Muslim brothers and sisters in the Arabian Pennisula at this time. We are simply reorganizing our armed forces to better suit our defense.

[OOC: BTW, this is only for modern forces with modern tech. No scifi/unrealistic tech. Also, for those that don't know, Al Anbar consists of Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq. Thanks.]
Scandavian States
24-09-2004, 01:33
[Then I really suggest you not invade Kuwait, because I can guarantee you that you won't like some of my gadgets and if you invade I'm just going to say "too bad".]
Maslawyia
24-09-2004, 01:35
We challenge Al Anbar's claims to land. We are a nation based in Northern Iraq, Mosul to be precise and are currently in the midst of annexing Najaf.
Hallad
24-09-2004, 01:38
We challenge Al Anbar's claims to land. We are a nation based in Northern Iraq, Mosul to be precise and are currently in the midst of annexing Najaf.
OOC: Umm... Al-Anbar has had Iraq for a long time.
The South Pacific
24-09-2004, 01:38
We challenge Al Anbar's claims to land. We are a nation based in Northern Iraq, Mosul to be precise and are currently in the midst of annexing Najaf.
You're probably on a different earth than him. There are hundreds of nations that claim all of or part of Iraq all at the same time. Cause there are different dimensions.
Maslawyia
24-09-2004, 01:42
OOC: So I can't challenge him for Iraq then?
Scandavian States
24-09-2004, 01:44
[Well... you could, but that would mean invading him. Curiously, I found out the other day Al-Anbar is an actual province in the RL Iraq.]
Maslawyia
24-09-2004, 01:53
OOC: I'm Iraqi. I know. A maslawy is someone from Mosul which is where my nation bases itself hence maslawyia. I've been on a mini quest to reunite all Iraqi cities......so I want Al-Anbar's Iraq which he has claimed.
Al Anbar
24-09-2004, 01:56
[Well... you could, but that would mean invading him. Curiously, I found out the other day Al-Anbar is an actual province in the RL Iraq.]

OOC: Yep, Al Anbar is a province of Iraq. I was looking for a name for a nation when I created this a year ago and I found the name Al Anbar and took it.

Secondly, Maslawyia, no, you can't. Sorry.

Thirdly, Scandavian, don't worry. I have no plans to invade Kuwait. :)
Al Anbar
24-09-2004, 01:57
OOC: I'm Iraqi. I know. A maslawy is someone from Mosul which is where my nation bases itself hence maslawyia. I've been on a mini quest to reunite all Iraqi cities......so I want Al-Anbar's Iraq which he has claimed.

OOC: You're free to do so, but I won't be able to "recognize" it since I'm not giving up part of my nation.
Maslawyia
24-09-2004, 01:58
OOC: So I can't invade? Will you just ignore me?
Al Anbar
24-09-2004, 02:00
OOC: So I can't invade? Will you just ignore me?

OOC: Most likely. Besides, even if I do recognize you're attack, I would defeat you easily. Look at my size (approximately 1.47 billion people) to yours (23 or so million people).
Ottoman Khaif
24-09-2004, 02:08
OOC:Good take out those Dam Sauds!,beside I am in diffrent mirror world so,I can't do jack against you!
The Parthians
24-09-2004, 02:51
We challenge Al Anbar's claims to land. We are a nation based in Northern Iraq, Mosul to be precise and are currently in the midst of annexing Najaf.

OOC: Just give it up, if this offends you don't participate in this RP. I claim Iraq east of the Tigris in my RPs and for the sake of this one I will simply drop that claim. I normally claim Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, that part of Iraq, and Egypt west of Sanai and East of the Nile with Decisive Action owning the rest.

Secret IC:

From Shah Khosru of Parthia-

To the leader of Al-Anbar-

I bid thee greetings and blessings for your new campaign. Parthia supports expansions for the benefit of one's people or as the idiots call it "imperialism." Good luck.

King of Persia and Medes, Blessed in the Eyes of Ahura Mazda, Shah Khosru III of Parthia
Whittier-
24-09-2004, 02:56
[Well... you could, but that would mean invading him. Curiously, I found out the other day Al-Anbar is an actual province in the RL Iraq.]
same here, found out last week. Its the big western most province that borders Jordan.
Whittier-
24-09-2004, 02:59
As sources are reporting that AA intends to attack Saudi, more fleets are being deployed to the Persian Gulf and the mediteranean.
14 fleets are being sent to the area in total. There are already 5 fleets in the middle east region.
Troops in Susa and Lower Egypt and Israel are on standby.
_Taiwan
24-09-2004, 03:24
A letter is sent to Al-Anbar detailing the conditions of the Taipei Accord between Western Asia and Al-Anbar and the consequences of violation.
Maslawyia
24-09-2004, 17:38
OOC: Just give it up, if this offends you don't participate in this RP. I claim Iraq east of the Tigris in my RPs and for the sake of this one I will simply drop that claim. I normally claim Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, that part of Iraq, and Egypt west of Sanai and East of the Nile with Decisive Action owning the rest.



Why should it offend me lol!
-Taliban-
24-09-2004, 17:45
Why should it offend me lol!
you could rp an uprising, trying to overthrow Al Anbar's leader. I know of some nations that would support you.
Greenmanbry
24-09-2004, 18:13
The Dominion's stand against imperialism is very well-known. We urge Al-Anbar to rethink any aggressive action on their part, seeing as their neighbors do not pose a threat to them, making such aggressive actions unnecessary.

Robert Abdulla
Minister of Foreign Affairs


OOC: Sorry, skipped a few posts.. are we talking about a specific Earth, or is this just another "dimension"? I ask because I would like to get involved.
Morathania
24-09-2004, 18:20
OOC: Is this Earth I, II, III, or V? I would like to know. You should really say in your first post what Earth this is on.
Maslawyia
24-09-2004, 18:27
OOC: Its got quite confusing there was no earth I II III when I used to play NS back in the day.
-Taliban-
24-09-2004, 18:33
OOC: When Al Anbar was attacked for invading Kuwait and Saudi the first time, there were no RL earth threads. So this would be general NS earth world.
Independent Hitmen
24-09-2004, 18:41
-tagged-
Al Anbar
24-09-2004, 20:37
OOC: When Al Anbar was attacked for invading Kuwait and Saudi the first time, there were no RL earth threads. So this would be general NS earth world.

OOC: Exactly. This Earth 2, 3, 4, and whatever else is just crazy. I recognize only the "real" Earth.
Whittier-
24-09-2004, 23:11
OOC: Won't be able to do anything bout an invasion until next weekend.
I am relocating and it will take that long to have my connection relocated.
Whittier-
25-09-2004, 00:31
OOC: Nevermind, I'm here. Already moved.

IC: Any attack on Saudi Arabia will be met with a full military response.
Al Anbar
25-09-2004, 01:02
OOC: Won't be able to do anything bout an invasion until next weekend.
I am relocating and it will take that long to have my connection relocated.

OOC: What? You moved in 1 hour and 20 minutes? :)
Al Anbar
25-09-2004, 01:04
Ministry of Information

The Arab Socialist Republic of Al Anbar does not understand the preoccupation of nations that we somehow plan to attack the illegal regimes of Saudi Arabia of Kuwait.. Al Anbar has every right to reposition its military units to anywhere in the nation.
Al Anbar
25-09-2004, 01:06
OOC: Okay, people, I'm not going to be doing anything today. Tomorrow is when the fun will start since I don't have time today to RP about this stuff. Thanks.
Whittier-
25-09-2004, 01:42
OOC: What? You moved in 1 hour and 20 minutes? :)
OO:Actually more like 2 hours and 35 minutes. I just switched rooms in the same barracks. My new room mate already internet access. So I just have to turn it off in my old room.
Bonstock
25-09-2004, 01:42
Two Bonstocknian carriers, Volvgrad and Miyazaki, are deployed to the region. In addition, troops are put on alert, and C-17s and B-2s are seen massing in the Bonstocknian colony of Maropian Coast, _Taiwan. Bonstocknian commanders switch the DEFCON level to 3, up from four.
Whittier-
25-09-2004, 01:46
Two Bonstocknian carriers, Volvgrad and Miyazaki, are deployed to the region. In addition, troops are put on alert, and C-17s and B-2s are seen massing in the Bonstocknian colony of Maropian Coast, _Taiwan. Bonstocknian commanders switch the DEFCON level to 3, up from four.

you're declaring war on _taiwan?
Independent Hitmen
25-09-2004, 10:08
Two USIH carrier groups are being moved from the Eastern Med into the Suez Canal on route to the Empire of Imperial Guardsmen (ficticious nation owned by my brother in between the Southern bit of Saudi and Somalia, basically island in the middle of the straights.)

These are to protect USIH interests in the area.

OOC: Hopefully i will be able to get involved in this gd rp :)
_Taiwan
25-09-2004, 12:01
C-17s and B-2s are seen massing in the Bonstocknian colony of Maropian Coast, _Taiwan. Bonstocknian commanders switch the DEFCON level to 3, up from four.

A "Please Explain" memo is sent to Bonstock, and theatre defence systems are activated.
Bonstock
25-09-2004, 13:27
you're declaring war on _taiwan?

ooc: no, but I've had a colony there since I took it in the AMF-Tech Annihater wars, before _Taiwan came into existance. I once owned all of the island, but when _Taiwan came to be I withdrew to the colony that I called Maropian Coast.

ic: A message is sent back. "Explain what? There is nothing to explain. Just a changing of the guard in Maropian Coast, and troop levels are up a bit."
Jeruselem
25-09-2004, 13:55
Jeruselem Government News

Al Anbar military forces on the move

After the announcement of Al Anbar of possible military action in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, the Jeruselem government declared a state of high alert posting undislosed Crusader army position along the Jeruselem/Al Anbar border. General Shabat said this was not an afront to Al Anbar, but a precaution in case any fighting spills into the territory of Jeruselem.

The Jeruselem foreign minister said Jeruselem opposed any illegal military invasions of Middle Eastern nations for less than justifable reasons and Al Anbar's actions should be reconsidered.
Independent Hitmen
25-09-2004, 14:53
Bridge of the IHS Periocles, FlagShip of Task Force 40. 20miles south of the exit from the Suez Canal

The Vice-Admiral looked down on the shimmering deck below, he had taken a break from the air-conditioned CIC to come up onto the open wing of the bridge and let the warm breeze flow all over him.

At 45 Vice-Admiral Johnson was quite old for his position, not that it would remain Vice for much longer. The commander of the 7th Fleet was retiring in two months time, and he had been tipped for the job helped somewhat by his friendship with President Anderson although he was still a highly competant naval officer. You had to be to command a vessel such as the Periocles, the nameship of her class, along with her support fleet.

Their orders had been recieved twelve hours ago, luckily when they were near the Northern Coast of Egypt and it had been a short speed hop to the head of the canal. Two destroyers had gone down the canal one after the other, ensuring that no other ships would try to traverse it whilst the giant carrier squeezed through, most of her 200 aircraft flying protective cover. They had been followed by a couple of cruisers and then the Nimitz class carrier IHS Alder followed by the rest of the escort with the exception of the submarines which had returned to the carriers original patrol location. More subs would be joining them as they passed IG. They had caused considerable delay in the canal, forcing several merchant ships to wait due to the fleets quick barge work. The government would probably be fined for it, but they had been ordered to get on station as quickly as possible to join the IHS Striker coming up from the Indian Ocean towards the Arabian Sea.

However before that they still had to pass inbetween Yemen and the northern tip of Somalia which would require a night time speed run, due to start in just over sixteen hours. They would be in the Western Arabian Sea within four days and linked with the Stiker after another one and a half.


Port Gillen, Eastern Coast of South Africa.

Four massive supply ships slowly slipped their moorings and moved along the channel towards the sea. As they went they were joined by two Destroyers and a pair of Frigates.
Half an hour later they were on the move, heading North. As they went they were joined by five other ships and an refuelling ship, all bound for the Arabian Sea. The sailors had been on land for barely a day as their ships were loaded with naval stores and in most cases spare ammunition before the were called back to ship and headed out to sea.
Those that looked back could see the shape of 12 RO/RO transport ships moving into the berths that they had just left as the lead elements of the 3rd Mechanized Infantry Division rolled into the military area of the massive port. Those 12 ships had just made a run up from the Southern port of Arnor to join the 45 already in Gillen, preparing to take VII Corps to the protection of USIH oil interests, the biggest import that the country made most of which came from Saudi oilfields.
Lower Egypt
26-09-2004, 19:01
The Lower Egyptian armed forces are now on full alert due to violation of our soverign territory by the navy of Independent Hitman.
An official message is sent to IH demanding a public apology and 2 billion dollars in compensation.
As Al Anbar has not attacked anyone, Lower Egypt holds all these movements of troops and ships to be premature. Therefore, until further notice, the Suez canal is closed to all military traffic.
Independent Hitmen
27-09-2004, 20:07
The Lower Egyptian armed forces are now on full alert due to violation of our soverign territory by the navy of Independent Hitman.
An official message is sent to IH demanding a public apology and 2 billion dollars in compensation.
As Al Anbar has not attacked anyone, Lower Egypt holds all these movements of troops and ships to be premature. Therefore, until further notice, the Suez canal is closed to all military traffic.

OOC: Hmmmm

IC: The USIH would like to remind Lower Egypt that it is not in command of the canal, which is a free travel lane. Reparations will be made to certain companies whose assests were TEMPORARILY stopped in order to enable IH naval vessels to passage the canal. No such payment will be paid to a government claiming to have control over the canal.
Al Anbar
28-09-2004, 00:39
Voice of the Liberation of the Arabian Pennisula Radio

"Alfa, Beta. Qassem. 1. 9. 4. 2. 1. 9. 4. 2. 1. 9. 4. 2." repeated the voice on the radio station for approximately one minute.

"It's time. We must accomplish our mission," explained Abdul Rahman al-Riyadhi, the leader of Battalion 3 of the 'Arabian Penninsula Liberation Army', a mainly Saudi-group that was armed and trained by Al Anbar and slipped into Saudi Arabia over the years since the last war ended.

"Allahu Akbar!" exclaimed Abdul Rahman, his fellow soldiers in arms replied in kind. Seconds later, they grabbed their weapons, a combination of AK-47s, AK-74s, and RPG-7s.

They streamed out onto the street, shooting off small arms. Their target was across the street from their residence - the Ministry of Information, which housed the broadcast facilities for all Saudi radio and television stations. Within twenty minutes, the building had been seized and the radio and television stations went off the air. The guards of the Ministry had simply surrendered when they saw the almost 150 men team charge into the building.

The same was repeated throughout the capital, with units ranging from 50 men to 1,000 men. They seized the Royal Palace, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Information, Ministry of Oil, and the actual facilities that created the material to be broadcast on radio and television. As it approached mid-day, the radio and television stations returned, broadcasting the exact same material on each channel. There was a recorded message from a General Lahibi, who commanded the garrison of Riyadh. He appealed to the people to be calm and support the liberation of their country. He also ordered all units to stand down throughout the country and claimed that the majority of the nation had already been seized and their was no point in fighting for the oppressors anymore.

General Lahibi also announced the formation of the 'Arabian Interim Government' and called on Al Anbar and other Arab nations to help them in their time of need.
Al Anbar
28-09-2004, 00:41
Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The Arab Socialist Republic of Al Anbar is happy to see that the people of Saudi Arabia have finally risen up and destroyed their oppressors. Al Anbar will aid the Saudi Arabians in their time of need and are now preparing to send humanitarian aid and other assistance to the new government of Saudi Arabia.

Once again, we congratulate the great people of Saudi Arabia on freeing themselves.
Lower Egypt
28-09-2004, 02:44
OOC: Hmmmm

IC: The USIH would like to remind Lower Egypt that it is not in command of the canal, which is a free travel lane. Reparations will be made to certain companies whose assests were TEMPORARILY stopped in order to enable IH naval vessels to passage the canal. No such payment will be paid to a government claiming to have control over the canal.
The communist government of Lower Egypt reminds the government of Independent Hitmen that the Suez Canal is LowerEgyptian territory and as such, is owned and subject to the laws of the government of Lower Egypt.
Until further notice, the canal is closed.

(OOC: In communist nations, there are no companies that own stuff cause everything is owned by the government.)

Secret IC: All troop rotations have been canceled and the nation troops are being ordered to defensive positions around the canal.
The Premiere of Lower Egypt in consultation with the security council has decided that if push comes to shove, Lower Egypt will not hesitate to call on its allies in the Whittier Pact.
Al Anbar
28-09-2004, 02:49
The Arab Socialist Republic of Al Anbar fully supports LowerEgypt's efforts to defend their territory from such barbarians and will support LowerEgypt in its claim to extract reperations from the unlawful ones.
Whittier-
28-09-2004, 03:06
Whittier will go to war to defend the territorial integrity of Lower Egypt.

While Whittier accepts and welcomes the will of the Saudi people, the Whittier government would like to know exactly what percentage of the new group's members are actually naturally born Saudi citizens.
IDF
28-09-2004, 03:16
OOC: I won't get involved here and frankly don't care. I have bigger problems, the biggest war in NS history is about to blow up in Europe and Africa and I'm being drawn into it.
Al Anbar
28-09-2004, 03:18
OOC: I won't get involved here and frankly don't care. I have bigger problems, the biggest war in NS history is about to blow up in Europe and Africa and I'm being drawn into it.

OOC: You couldn't participate here if you wanted to - remember, you're IGNORED!
Whittier-
28-09-2004, 03:20
ooc: AA could you answer my question please?
Al Anbar
28-09-2004, 03:23
Riyadh

Riyadh had not been quiet for more than an hour or so during the whole night. Firefights continued to erupt between small 1-3 men units of the Royal Guard who had fled during the initial onslaught and who are now attempting to reorganize, but are usually crushed soonest the Liberation Army found out where they were basing. But, it seemed that their campaign to capture Riyadh had been successful. They had captured the government buildings and controlled the majority of the city, and had even captured several Saud family members as they attempted to flee the city. The liberation forces also had taken limited casualties in the battle. Now, they dug in and prepared for any counter-coup.

General Lahibi Message

We welcome our Arab brothers in Al Anbar and ask for you to send immediate humanitarian and military assistance to our nation. It is important that this be done quick enough to stop the oppressors from escaping to Kuwait or to one of the Emirates. We ask for your support, Al Anbar.
Al Anbar
28-09-2004, 03:29
Within minutes of the message of General Lahibi reaching Al Anbar's government, Al Anbar troops crossed the border into Saudi Arabia. They had waited for this time and were well prepared. It took Al Anbar over a year to organize this 'Liberation Army' and get them back into Saudi Arabia, but they had done it. It was time to take the benefits of their hard work.

As Iraqi soldiers crossed the border into Saudi Arabia, the Liberation Radio station, which was transmitting from inside Al Anbar, broadcast a new set of coded, seemingly random words and numbers. Not less than an hour later, northern Saudi Arabia was being taken over by both the Liberation Army and the army of Al Anbar.

The Liberation Army's main goal at this point was to secure the border villages of Hafar al-Batin, Rafha, Ar'ar, and Turayf, and also to have units prepare to join Al Anbar's army in an assault on King Khalid Military City.

The Saudi Army was giving some light resistance in certain strategic areas, but most have simply melted into the populace, fled, or surrendered.
Al Anbar
28-09-2004, 03:31
Whittier will go to war to defend the territorial integrity of Lower Egypt.

While Whittier accepts and welcomes the will of the Saudi people, the Whittier government would like to know exactly what percentage of the new group's members are actually naturally born Saudi citizens.

General Lahibi

The members of the new government are Arabs. We do not recognize the distinction between "Iraqi" or "Saudi" or "Syrian" or "Kuwaiti". There is only one people and that is the Arab people.
Whittier-
28-09-2004, 03:52
General Lahibi

The members of the new government are Arabs. We do not recognize the distinction between "Iraqi" or "Saudi" or "Syrian" or "Kuwaiti". There is only one people and that is the Arab people.

IC: Whittier wholeheartedly condemns this aggression against a soverign nation.

Secret IC:
Diplomatic Telegram to Al Anbar:
From: The Whittier Foriegn Minister
Though your actions clearly violate international law, we have other interests to protect elsewhere. Our people are starving and we are in the middle of two pandemics that have already killed millions. In return for 5 billion barrels of oil, economic and humanitarian assistance, and assurances you won't invade Kuwait, Lower Egypt, Oman, UAE, Yemen, Qatar, or Bahrain, I am sure our officials could afford to look the other way. If you know what I mean.
Al Anbar
28-09-2004, 05:00
IC: Whittier wholeheartedly condemns this aggression against a soverign nation.

Secret IC:
Diplomatic Telegram to Al Anbar:
From: The Whittier Foriegn Minister
Though your actions clearly violate international law, we have other interests to protect elsewhere. Our people are starving and we are in the middle of two pandemics that have already killed millions. In return for 5 billion barrels of oil, economic and humanitarian assistance, and assurances you won't invade Kuwait, Lower Egypt, Oman, UAE, Yemen, Qatar, or Bahrain, I am sure our officials could afford to look the other way. If you know what I mean.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Telegram

The Arab Socialist Republic of Al Anbar has not violated international law. We have been asked by the new government of Saudi Arabia for assistance and we are now providing the assistance they required. We will not be blackmailed for doing absolutely nothing except assist a fellow Arab nation.

We will, however, offer you humanitarian assistance based on the fact that you openly declare a state of emergency and send a letter requesting such aid to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. We are not cruel people and see no reason not to help people, whether they be our enemies or not.

Secondly, as we have stated, we will not invade any nation. We will come to the assistance of a nation that requests it, such as Saudi Arabia, but we will not invade a nation. If Kuwait, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, Yemen, Qatar, or Bahrain request our assistance, we will come to their aid.

Also, as we have already said, we have even been willing to come to the aid of LowerEgypt when its territory was invaded by the Independent Hitman. Why would ever want to invade them? We see no purpose in doing so.

Consider the above but also consider your situation. You will not be able to face Al Anbar and its allies. It would be in your interest to do as I have outlined.

Minister of Foreign Affairs,
The Arab Socialist Republic of Al Anbar
Whittier-
28-09-2004, 05:30
Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Telegram

The Arab Socialist Republic of Al Anbar has not violated international law. We have been asked by the new government of Saudi Arabia for assistance and we are now providing the assistance they required. We will not be blackmailed for doing absolutely nothing except assist a fellow Arab nation.

We will, however, offer you humanitarian assistance based on the fact that you openly declare a state of emergency and send a letter requesting such aid to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. We are not cruel people and see no reason not to help people, whether they be our enemies or not.

Secondly, as we have stated, we will not invade any nation. We will come to the assistance of a nation that requests it, such as Saudi Arabia, but we will not invade a nation. If Kuwait, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, Yemen, Qatar, or Bahrain request our assistance, we will come to their aid.

Also, as we have already said, we have even been willing to come to the aid of LowerEgypt when its territory was invaded by the Independent Hitman. Why would ever want to invade them? We see no purpose in doing so.

Consider the above but also consider your situation. You will not be able to face Al Anbar and its allies. It would be in your interest to do as I have outlined.

Minister of Foreign Affairs,
The Arab Socialist Republic of Al Anbar

Blackmail? What blackmail?
We demand that you withdraw from Saudi at once.
Whittier does not blackmail anyone. This is slanderous.
The Secretary General has not and will never authorize anything amounting to blackmail.
Just because a nation asks for your aid does not mean you can annex them.
Al Anbar
28-09-2004, 05:39
Blackmail? What blackmail?
We demand that you withdraw from Saudi at once.
Whittier does not blackmail anyone. This is slanderous.
The Secretary General has not and will never authorize anything amounting to blackmail.
Just because a nation asks for your aid does not mean you can annex them.

You're last telegram stated that for five billion barrels of oil, economic and humanitarian assistance, and certain guarantees, you would "look the other way" to my assistance being given to the people of Saudi Arabia. This sounds like blackmail to the people of Al Anbar and Saudi Arabia.

We would also like to say that you are being slanderous for saying that we have annexed Saudi Arabia. We have not. We sending humanitarian assistance to the government of Saudi Arabia and have sent military units to assist the new government keep the peace against the former oppressors and "dead enders". We demand you retract your statement.

We will leave Saudi Arabia when our assistance mission is completed and the Saudi Arabian government asks that our military units leave their territory. Until then, we will stay to defend the people of Saudi Arabia and give them the needed assistance.
Whittier-
28-09-2004, 05:46
You're last telegram stated that for five billion barrels of oil, economic and humanitarian assistance, and certain guarantees, you would "look the other way" to my assistance being given to the people of Saudi Arabia. This sounds like blackmail to the people of Al Anbar and Saudi Arabia.

We would also like to say that you are being slanderous for saying that we have annexed Saudi Arabia. We have not. We sending humanitarian assistance to the government of Saudi Arabia and have sent military units to assist the new government keep the peace against the former oppressors and "dead enders". We demand you retract your statement.

We will leave Saudi Arabia when our assistance mission is completed and the Saudi Arabian government asks that our military units leave their territory. Until then, we will stay to defend the people of Saudi Arabia and give them the needed assistance.

The Secretary General would like to see a copy of this telegram you speak of and we would like to know who signed it, if it does exist.
We have not accused you of annexation. We merely referenced your past tendencies. As far as we know, you have shown no sign of reform.
Al Anbar
28-09-2004, 05:56
Secret IC:
Diplomatic Telegram to Al Anbar:
From: The Whittier Foriegn Minister
Though your actions clearly violate international law, we have other interests to protect elsewhere. Our people are starving and we are in the middle of two pandemics that have already killed millions. In return for 5 billion barrels of oil, economic and humanitarian assistance, and assurances you won't invade Kuwait, Lower Egypt, Oman, UAE, Yemen, Qatar, or Bahrain, I am sure our officials could afford to look the other way. If you know what I mean.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs

This is the telegram we have received from your government.

(OOC: Really, my response was supposed to also be a "secret telegram" to you too, but it doesn't really matter. I will prevail in this either way. :))
Whittier-
28-09-2004, 17:25
Ministry of Foreign Affairs

This is the telegram we have received from your government.

(OOC: Really, my response was supposed to also be a "secret telegram" to you too, but it doesn't really matter. I will prevail in this either way. :))
ooc: agreed. I am breaking whittier up with the division of Whittier thread and this rp is a good opportunity to introduce corruption into the government. One of the first first major signs that a nation is decaying is corruption in the government. The telegrams are are secret. The Secretary General doesn't know anything about the foriegn minister's telegram cause the FM is out to make himself a profit at the expense of his own nation's interests.)


IC: This telegram will be investigated to determine if it is forgery. If it isn't the perpetrator will be punished. But if it is, we will not be surprised to the low levels that Al Anbar has stooped to get away with aggression against their neighbors.
Independent Hitmen
28-09-2004, 21:26
IC: The Fleet, upon orders abruptly turned around and headed back for the canal. There were more pressing matters than a small war in the middle east.

Meanwhile 3 billion dollars was paid to the government of Lower Egypt as long as they were to allow IH warships to traverse back into the Med.

In a private conference with the ambassador to the USIH President Anderson stated that if they were not allowed through they would be forced to fight their way through, and that hostilities at this point were best avoided.

However in case they became necessary B-2 Stealth Bombers began taking off from bases in Southern Italy and heading South East, holding position over the Eastern Med, to blast a path for the carriers to get through if that became necessary.
Lower Egypt
29-09-2004, 16:33
IC: The Fleet, upon orders abruptly turned around and headed back for the canal. There were more pressing matters than a small war in the middle east.

Meanwhile 3 billion dollars was paid to the government of Lower Egypt as long as they were to allow IH warships to traverse back into the Med.

In a private conference with the ambassador to the USIH President Anderson stated that if they were not allowed through they would be forced to fight their way through, and that hostilities at this point were best avoided.

However in case they became necessary B-2 Stealth Bombers began taking off from bases in Southern Italy and heading South East, holding position over the Eastern Med, to blast a path for the carriers to get through if that became necessary.
You may go through this time.

(mostly cause the Pharoe has certain sympathies for DT, RF and the gang in Europe.)
Eredron
06-10-2004, 01:12
Private Communique, Al Anbar

The Republic of Eredron is prepared to fully recognize and support any "possible" attempts by Al Anbar to "consolidate administrative control" over the territories of the Saudi Kingdom, feeling stability in the Middle East is a major concern to the Republic.

We advise Mr. Hussein to accept this offer for mediation and discussion with the Consul of the Republic, on the future of the Middle Eastern region.