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In a historic move, Resolution 001, previously gazetted as an international law, has received overwhelming support from the international community. The decisive vote was carried out by the heads of embassies representing five major alliances, solidifying its status as an official international law.
A total of nine votes were collected in this crucial decision-making process, marking a significant milestone in international diplomacy. Five of these votes were cast by the representatives of the alliances, while an additional four votes were contributed by members of the Orbis community.
After a meticulous review of the heads of delegation vote, which included prominent alliances such as MERCENARIES OF ORBIS, NATIONAL PEOPLES UNION, UNITED WORLD OF ORBIS, THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR, ALLIANCE OF NATIONS, and OPTI ALLIANCE, it was unanimously agreed that Resolution 001 should be adopted as international law.
The support from the Orbis community further underscored the global significance of this resolution. Notably, two countries, MALAYSIANS and HELENIC STATES, threw their support behind the resolution, aligning themselves with the international consensus. However, one country, THESIA, expressed dissenting views, representing the only nation to oppose the resolution. Additionally, one vote was rejected during the process.
With a clear and resounding majority among the votes of the heads of embassies, Resolution 001 has now achieved the official status of international law. This momentous decision marks a significant step forward in global cooperation and underscores the effectiveness of diplomatic efforts on the international stage.
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