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Peace Treaty Signed with Soviet Federation

      The Treaty of Accra has been signed with the Soviet Federation, putting an end to the second Iberian-APSA war which has lasted for a bit over 2 years. The Treaty has established a NAP for five years, forced the Soviet Federation to recognize Cameroonian independence, additionally vice president and commander in chief Dmzri claimed the Soviets were open to the idea of Gabon and EQ being annexed into the new Cameroonian state. Also in the treaty, which Dmzri suggested was to help foster new relations between the two nations, this includes a joint research treaty and an apology from the Soviet Federation for its actions in the war.

      "I President Morkav, apologize on behalf of the Motherland for the death and destruction that this war has caused. Many nations have fell and many have also risen. We apologize for our actions in Istanbul and we apologize for the bombings over the Valencia Airbase." The new president of the Federation wrote to Dmzri. Some of the nation's most outspoken commentators criticized Morkav for not giving a publicly televised address.

       Graveyard Fleet Chief Captain George Utica said that the group accomplished several of its goals, including the complete destruction of Iberia, as well as establishing Cameroon and Morocco as independent states. He said that the change and loss spurred on by the war was necessary to, "build a future which would allow for the fleet, and the republic's true prosperity."

    FinaI News: MOZAC Operations in Cameroon and possibIy EQ, Gabon, Investments into FaIIenz I'II expIain in another buIIetin
Ieonardo is a commie, Dmzri is not, Dmzri has some pIans for investing into education and technology

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