Selucia finally announces his withdrawal after tense discussions at the Conference with the Malivia authorities and announces that he will study "all kinds of actions"
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Selucia, Vedia Nennius, leaving Hugamest
After days of rumors, the worst forecasts have been confirmed: Selucia also moves away from the negotiating tables with Malivia. After the withdrawal of Hobrazia, the only other nation that had agreed to attend the Conference to try to smooth things over, Selucia was the only unknown that remained. This morning the doubts have been cleared, after the Praetor Peregrinus of Selucia announced that both her and the Consul Hegio Cyamus Seneca and the rest of the negotiating team would leave the city of Hugamest in a few hours towards their country.
, declared Mrs. Nennius, with a visibly serious face."No one can say that we have not tried"
"What cannot be expected is that we accept crude historical manipulations and that we are required to reach an agreement based on them, when we are the ones affected here. We are not going to tolerate this interference."
The Minister has also declared that Selucia will ratify the Malivian Containment Pact, for which Narikaton and Hobrazia are already in the process of ratification, and has declared feeling "sorry" that the situation has reached that point, but has acknowledged feeling powerless before the "deaf ears "from the Malivia authorities.
Asked about the new territorial claims of some political authorities in Malivia, Mrs. Nennius has stated that "it was a matter of time" before the matter spilled over to other countries.
"Surely now they will go out to defend themselves, now that the matter touches them closely. And from Selucia, we will support them. However, we will always remember those who came out in defense of our national sovereignty and the truth, and those who they aligned themselves with the lies or that they remained silent until the matter knocked on their doors. "
Asked about the future steps of the Selucian Executive, the Praetor has affirmed that "all the cards are on the table" and that they do not rule out any action, but has assured that they will not be the first to take the first step in a direct confrontation with Malivia .
"We will continue to bet on dialogue and the politics of gestures. We have always been like this and we will always be. But we will defend our sovereign nation tooth and nail if necessary, as we have done time and again throughout history."