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BREAKING — THESSARA DECLARES WAR AS WILDLAND GUNMEN ENTER TEJAS AND THE SOUTHERN SECURITY CRISIS ESCALATES. FEDERAL AIR AND ARTILLERY OPERATIONS EXPAND IN TEJAS AS THESSARAPOLIS MOVES TO CONTAIN THE AFFLICTED ADVANCE. FEDERAL FORCES ENTER TEJAS AFTER THESSARAPOLIS DECLARES THE SOUTHERN EMERGENCY A NATIONAL-SECURITY CRISIS. FAST-MOVING AFFLICTED "RUNNERS" REPORTED BEYOND THE FORMER SOUTHERN LINE AS SECURITY OPERATIONS EXPAND. EVACUATIONS EXPAND ACROSS SOUTHERN TEJAS AS MILITARY AND CIVILIAN AUTHORITIES SECURE TRANSPORT ROUTES. TEJAN DEFENSIVE NETWORK UNDER PRESSURE AS FEDERAL FORCES MOVE TO SECURE CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE. THESSARAN MARKETS TURN RISK-OFF; TSX AND OPL RETREAT AS ENERGY AND GOLD PRICES SURGE. GUANGZHOU LEADERSHIP SHAKE-UP: DARIUS VHAL TAKES CONTROL OF THE CORPORATE ALLIANCE. CARMILLA SINCLAIR ASSUMES DEFENSE LEADERSHIP AS PROJECT OBLIVION REMAINS UNDER REVIEW. IVROYIA REPORTS ENERGY INDEPENDENCE THROUGH THE MU NUCLEAR PROGRAM. IVROYIA WEIGHS MAJOR WATER INFRASTRUCTURE EXPANSION AS STRATEGIC INVESTMENT CONTINUES. TREASURY REPORT RECORDS MAJOR INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL FLOWS ACROSS THE EURODOLLAR SYSTEM. NEW VALDORIA FACES CONTINUED ECONOMIC POLICY UNCERTAINTY AS BUSINESSES SEEK CLARITY. BREAKING — THESSARA DECLARES WAR AS WILDLAND GUNMEN ENTER TEJAS AND THE SOUTHERN SECURITY CRISIS ESCALATES. FEDERAL AIR AND ARTILLERY OPERATIONS EXPAND IN TEJAS AS THESSARAPOLIS MOVES TO CONTAIN THE AFFLICTED ADVANCE. FEDERAL FORCES ENTER TEJAS AFTER THESSARAPOLIS DECLARES THE SOUTHERN EMERGENCY A NATIONAL-SECURITY CRISIS. FAST-MOVING AFFLICTED "RUNNERS" REPORTED BEYOND THE FORMER SOUTHERN LINE AS SECURITY OPERATIONS EXPAND. EVACUATIONS EXPAND ACROSS SOUTHERN TEJAS AS MILITARY AND CIVILIAN AUTHORITIES SECURE TRANSPORT ROUTES. TEJAN DEFENSIVE NETWORK UNDER PRESSURE AS FEDERAL FORCES MOVE TO SECURE CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE. THESSARAN MARKETS TURN RISK-OFF; TSX AND OPL RETREAT AS ENERGY AND GOLD PRICES SURGE. GUANGZHOU LEADERSHIP SHAKE-UP: DARIUS VHAL TAKES CONTROL OF THE CORPORATE ALLIANCE. CARMILLA SINCLAIR ASSUMES DEFENSE LEADERSHIP AS PROJECT OBLIVION REMAINS UNDER REVIEW. IVROYIA REPORTS ENERGY INDEPENDENCE THROUGH THE MU NUCLEAR PROGRAM. IVROYIA WEIGHS MAJOR WATER INFRASTRUCTURE EXPANSION AS STRATEGIC INVESTMENT CONTINUES. TREASURY REPORT RECORDS MAJOR INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL FLOWS ACROSS THE EURODOLLAR SYSTEM. NEW VALDORIA FACES CONTINUED ECONOMIC POLICY UNCERTAINTY AS BUSINESSES SEEK CLARITY.

This is an EXERCISE!

Javnia · 2026-05-05T17:54:02+00:00

Moderator Control Sheet for tracking purposes. — 🌍 GLOBAL STATUS PANEL Game Turn: 1 Time Scale: (Week / Month / Combat Turn) Zombie Stage: · x Outbreak · ☐ Collapse · ☐ Extinction Global Disaster Points (DP): 10 Escalation Thresholds: · 0–10 → Stable · 11–25 → Collapse Pressure · 26+ → Extinction Risk Extra Zombie “Cards” This Turn: ________ — 🎴 EVENT “Card” TRACKER TurnEvent DrawnCategoryTargetResolved? 1Wild FireDisaster☐ ☐ ☐ — 🧟 ZOMBIE ESCALATION TRACKER Outbreak “Cards” Resolved: ☐ ☐ ☐ Collapse “Cards” Resolved: ☐ ☐ ☐ 👉 3 = Escalate Stage Carrier Nations (Secret): 1. — 2. — 3. — — 🌎 NATION STATUS GRID (CORE TRACKING) Track only active/player nations here. NationPITRAirGroundNavalDeployOffStratSpaceDP Javnia343314134122 Nordstjerne344324333220 Dagestani533233254122 “XXX”442400134310 🔧 Quick Notes: · Highlight damaged stats · Circle nations near collapse · Mark alliances with symbols — ⚔️ ACTIVE CONFLICT TRACKER Conflict ZoneNations InvolvedTypeTurn StartedStatus Indian OceanKOJ, DNUJ, DSS, DRT1stOngoing Ongoing / Resolved — 🎯 Combat Notes: · Who attacked first? KOJ · Deployment advantage? · Terrain? — 🤝 DIPLOMACY & ALLIANCES BlocMembersStability UCWAll NationsHigh / Medium / Low East3Guangzhou, Rilicon, Zvlokiquix JavniaHigh / Medium / Low Non-AlignedHigh / Medium / Low BlocMembersStability Norwegian AllianceNordstjerneHigh / Medium / Low — 💥 Tension Tracker · ______: ☐ Low ☐ Med ☐ High · ______: ☐ Low ☐ Med ☐ High · ______: ☐ Low ☐ Med ☐ High — 🌪️ DISASTER & EFFECT TRACKER NationDP SourceDP AddedTurns Left — 🧠 GM NOTES (IMPORTANT) Use this for: · Hidden info · Player secrets · Upcoming events — — — — 🧮 QUICK RESOLUTION BOX Combat Formula Reminder: · Total Power = Relevant Military + Offensive + d20 · Winner → -1 stat to opponent — Recovery: · Resilience = 1:1 repair · Industry/Tech = 1:2 repair — Disaster: · DP - Resilience = Net damage — 🎲 TURN FLOW CHECKLIST ✅ Start of Turn ☐ Update time ☐ Draw event ☐ Apply zombie escalation ✅ Mid Turn ☐ Resolve wars ☐ Apply disasters ☐ Update DP ✅ End Turn ☐ Check escalation thresholds ☐ Update alliances ☐ Record notes —

Nordstjerne

I also feel like National could be removed, and United could be shortened to UN. That would leave it as United Allies, shortened to UNA.

Javnia

How are we doing with this?

Nordstjerne

Javnia Working hard! I have been a little busy, so sorry for the delay. If you’d be willing to work on the points I have, that would be great.

Nordstjerne

Here’s the first draft. What do we think?

Realizing the need for stronger cooperation between the Colony of Nordstjerne, the Kingdom of Javnia, and the Dagestani Socialist State (referred to hereinafter as the involved parties), the United Alliance has been established to continue the collaboration seen in the military exercise between the parties. The Alliance, as established herein, will follow the points below:

The citizens of the involved parties will have the ability to pass between the borders of other members without restriction or impediment. Persons who travel to states different from their own are expected to follow local laws and shall be subject to local law enforcement.

The involved parties shall have free trade between each other without restrictions or tariffs. This includes transactions between private industry, publicly owned industry, and individual persons.

To attack any involved party is to attack the body as a whole. Should a party enter war against another sovereign power, it is the duty of all other parties to support their ally on the battlefield. This duty may be fulfilled through the allocation of additional resources, the donation of weapons, tools, or vehicles, military participation, etc.

The United Alliance shall establish a joint defense program composed of both research initiatives and an international military organization, collectively funded by the involved parties, to promote scientific advancement and ensure international security.

The United Alliance shall establish an international space program, collectively funded by the involved parties, to promote scientific research and expand global knowledge of extraterrestrial spaces.

Javnia

INSTRUMENT OF RATIFICATION OF THE UNITED ALLIANCE MUTUAL AID AND DEFENSE TREATY

Between the Colony of Nordstjerne, the Kingdom of Javnia, and the Dagestani Socialist State

PREAMBLE

The Colony of Nordstjerne, the Kingdom of Javnia, and the Dagestani Socialist State referred to hereinafter as “the High Contracting Parties”;

Guided by the principles of sovereign equality, territorial integrity, and political independence of States;

Reaffirming their adherence to the Charter of the United Common Wealth and to the norms of international law governing peaceful cooperation and non-interference in internal affairs;

Recognizing the increasing frequency and severity of natural disasters, industrial incidents, and maritime emergencies and their potential to impact regional stability and human security;

Acknowledging the necessity of structured cooperation to enhance preparedness, resilience, and response capabilities while preserving the absolute sovereignty of each State;

Determined to establish a framework for mutual aid and defensive coordination that is voluntary, proportional, and consistent with national legal systems and international obligations;

Affirming that no provision of this Treaty shall impose automatic military commitments or obligations to engage in armed conflict;

Have agreed as follows:

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ARTICLE 1 — DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION

1. For the purposes of this Treaty:
a. “Assisting Party” means a Party providing aid, support, or resources under this Treaty;
b. “Requesting Party” means a Party seeking assistance under this Treaty;
c. “Rapid Access Protocol” refers to the procedures established under Article 8;
d. “Shared Command Centers” refers to coordination entities established under Article 10.

2. This Treaty shall be interpreted in good faith in accordance with its ordinary meaning, in context, and considering its object and purpose, consistent with customary rules of treaty interpretation.

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ARTICLE 2 — PURPOSE AND SCOPE

1. The purpose of this Treaty is to establish a legally binding framework for cooperation in:

a. movement of citizens between states;

b. trade;
c. disaster response and humanitarian assistance;
d. maritime safety and search and rescue;
e. emergency logistics and infrastructure support;
f. defensive coordination where expressly agreed.

2. The scope of cooperation shall be limited to activities explicitly consented to by the Parties in each instance.

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ARTICLE 3 — SOVEREIGNTY AND NON-DEROGATION

1. The High Contracting Parties reaffirm that sovereignty remains absolute and inviolable.

2. Nothing in this Treaty shall:
a. transfer or diminish the sovereignty of any Party;
b. authorize intervention in the internal affairs of any Party;
c. supersede national command authority or constitutional processes.

3. All activities conducted pursuant to this Treaty shall be subject to the domestic laws and regulations of the host Party unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing.

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ARTICLE 4 — GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF COOPERATION

1. Cooperation under this Treaty shall be governed by:
a. mutual consent;
b. proportionality;
c. transparency;
d. reciprocity.

2. In accordance with Article 3, no Party shall be obligated to undertake any action that contravenes its national laws or strategic interests.

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ARTICLE 5 — INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK

1. A General Officer’s Meeting (hereinafter “GOM”) is hereby established.

2. The GOM shall convene quarterly and shall:
a. review operations conducted under this Treaty;
b. evaluate assistance requests and responses (Articles 13 and 15);
c. address disputes pursuant to Article 17;
d. assess preparedness and coordination mechanisms established under Articles 9 and 10.

3. The GOM shall function solely as a consultative and coordination body and shall not exercise operational command authority.

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ARTICLE 6 — FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT OF CITIZENS

1. Citizens of the High Contracting Parties shall be eligible for visa-free travel and expedited entry procedures subject to national security, public health, immigration, and criminal enforcement laws of the receiving Party.

2. People who travel to states different from their own are expected to follow local laws and shall be subject to local law enforcement.

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ARTICLE 7 – TRADE

1. The High Contracting Parties shall have free trade between them without restrictions or tariffs. This includes transactions between private industry, publicly owned industry, and individual people.

2. High Contracting Parties shall join the Joint Smart Port Initiative.

3. The Parties shall establish a Joint Trade Commission to resolve trade disputes and coordinate customs standards.

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ARTICLE 8 — RAPID ACCESS PROTOCOL

1. An armed attack against one High Contracting Party shall be regarded as a matter of common concern to all Parties.

a. Upon request of the affected Party, the remaining Parties shall consult immediately regarding appropriate measures of support.

b. Support may include diplomatic assistance, economic aid, intelligence sharing, logistical support, humanitarian assistance, military equipment, or military participation as determined by each Party in accordance with its national laws and constitutional processes.

c. No Party shall be obligated to engage in combat operations without its explicit consent.

2. Upon formal request by a Requesting Party, the Rapid Access Protocol may be activated for:
a. natural disasters;
b. humanitarian crises;
c. maritime emergencies.

3. Under this Protocol:
a. authorized relief vessels shall be granted expedited port entry;
b. customs, quarantine, and inspection procedures shall be streamlined, consistent with Article 3(3);
c. the host Party retains authority to impose necessary safety, security, and public health measures.

4. Detailed implementation procedures may be adopted pursuant to Article 13.

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ARTICLE 9 — JOINT RESPONSE COORDINATION

1. The Parties shall establish coordinated mechanisms for incident response, including:
a. shared communication systems;
b. liaison officer exchanges;
c. resource allocation and tracking frameworks;
d. operational deconfliction procedures.

2. In accordance with Article 3, ultimate command authority shall remain with the Party within whose jurisdiction the incident occurs.

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ARTICLE 10 — SHARED COMMAND CENTERS

1. The Parties may establish Shared Command Centers for coordination of:
a. wartime operations;

b. natural disasters;
c. industrial accidents;
d. maritime incidents;
e. search and rescue operations under Article 13.

2. These centers shall:
a. serves as coordination hubs only;
b. operates under jointly agreed protocols;
c. does not supersede national command structures.

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ARTICLE 11 - JOINT RESEARCH CENTER

The Parties will establish a joint research center, collectively funded by the High Contracting Parties, to promote scientific advancement and ensure international security.

1 Funding formula - Contributions shall be assessed annually based upon GDP

2 Governance – does not supersede national command structures.

3 Headquarters locations shall be determined by unanimous agreement of the High Contracting Parties.

4 Intellectual property rights - grant each government an irrevocable, royalty-free, non-exclusive license to use the IP for public purposes, while ownership is divided based on who funded, developed, or brought the original knowledge to the project

5 Command authority –

a. serves as coordination hubs only;
b. operates under jointly agreed protocols;
c. does not supersede national command structures.

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ARTICLE 12 - INTERNATIONAL SPACE PROGRAM

The Parties shall establish an international space program, collectively funded by the High Contracting Parties, to expand scientific understanding of outer space and extraterrestrial environments.

1 Funding formula - Contributions shall be assessed annually based upon GDP

2 Governance –

a. operates under jointly agreed protocols;
b. does not supersede national command structures.

3 Headquarters locations shall be determined by unanimous agreement of the High Contracting Parties.

5 Command authority –

a. serves as coordination hubs only;
b. operates under jointly agreed protocols;
c. does not supersede national command structures.

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ARTICLE 13 — SEARCH AND RESCUE COOPERATION

1. The Parties shall cooperate in maritime search and rescue (SAR) operations.

2. Such cooperation shall include:
a. shared distress communication systems;
b. coordinated deployment of assets;
c. mutual notification procedures.

3. SAR operations shall be conducted exclusively for humanitarian purposes and shall not be construed as military actions.

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ARTICLE 14 — PRE-POSITIONED SUPPLIES

1. The Parties may establish pre-positioned emergency supply reserves in designated ports.

2. Supplementary agreements shall define:
a. ownership and control of supplies;
b. access and deployment conditions;
c. replenishment obligations;
d. liability and security arrangements.

3. All such arrangements shall be consistent with Article 3.

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ARTICLE 15 — VOLUNTARY PARTICIPATION AND GRADUATED RESPONSE

1. Participation in operational activities shall remain voluntary unless otherwise expressly provided by supplementary agreement.

2. Assistance may be provided through graduated response mechanisms, including:
a. logistical and transport support;
b. humanitarian aid;
c. medical services;
d. engineering and infrastructure support;
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ARTICLE 16 — EQUITABLE BURDEN SHARING

1. The GOM shall recommend a contribution formula based upon GDP, national revenue, population, or another mutually agreed metric.

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ARTICLE 17 — DISPUTE RESOLUTION

1. Disputes arising under this Treaty shall be resolved through:
a. direct consultation;
b. referral to the GOM;
c. mediation or other peaceful means agreed by the Parties.

2. Pending resolution, Parties shall continue to fulfill obligations not directly affected by the dispute.

3. If consultation and mediation fail, the Parties may submit disputes to binding arbitration by unanimous agreement.

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ARTICLE 18 — IMPLEMENTATION AND SUPPLEMENTARY AGREEMENTS

1. The Parties may adopt protocols, annexes, and implementing arrangements to give effect to this Treaty.

2. Such instruments shall be legally binding where expressly designated and shall form an integral part of this Treaty.

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ARTICLE 19 — AMENDMENT

1. This Treaty may be amended only by written agreement of all High Contracting Parties.

2. Amendments shall enter into force in accordance with the procedures set forth in Article 20.

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ARTICLE 20 — ENTRY INTO FORCE

1. This Treaty shall be subject to ratification in accordance with the constitutional procedures of each Party.

2. Instruments of ratification shall be exchanged through diplomatic channels.

3. The Treaty shall enter into force on the date of the final exchange of instruments of ratification.

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ARTICLE 21 — DURATION AND WITHDRAWAL

1. This Treaty shall remain in force indefinitely.

2. Any Party may withdraw by providing written notice through diplomatic channels.

3. Withdrawal shall take effect six (6) months after receipt of such notice, unless otherwise agreed.

4. Obligations arising from ongoing operations shall be fulfilled unless mutually decided otherwise.

5. No withdrawal shall become effective while the withdrawing Party is participating in a jointly authorized military operation unless otherwise agreed by all Parties.

Javnia

I chopped up some pre-existing treaties, added and removed context, what do you think? If agreed upon. I’ll post this in the Javnia thread for trade deals and the like and you guys can add a ratification letter.

Nordstjerne

Javnia I think this works wonderfully. We’ll see what Dagestan says, but I agree with all the points.

Javnia

@Dagestan take a look

Dagestan

Looks good for me

Nordstjerne

As ratified by the Jernean Parliament,

And approved by Prime Minister Hugo Johansson,

The Colony of Nordstjerne, acting as one of the central High Contracting Parties, does hereby officially and fully accept every point laid out in the United Alliance Mutual Aid and Defense Treaty, and does hereby pledge to participate actively in United Alliance affairs and to allocate capital accordingly for the combined use of the United Alliance.

We of Nordstjerne are excited to see where future endeavors may take us.

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