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הפוסט ירושלים | The Yishelem Post
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Medinat Dpt. scrambles as Neset takes a dive from Lourenne's BFTZ withdrawal
February 5531
Yishelem, Beiteynu - Following an express release by the Royal Ministry of International Affairs in Lourenne, the Medinat Department opened an urgent channel of communication with the Baltusian Government in order to address the evolving situation from Baltusia's own military related announcement in 5530 and Kalistan's subsequent reaction in the region. The United Kingdom has moved swiftly to address the situation on behalf of the Empire of Canrille, issuing travel warnings and beginning proceedings to withdraw from the Baltusian Free Trade Zone; a framework that Beiteynu has began considering as an extension of the Neset.
What has followed in the aftermath of the announcement is investor panic, especially in the face of foreign policy unknowns from northern Seleya, considering how Lourenne's actions directly impact the Neset's commerce in Alduria, Kanjor and Rildanor (and by associated proximity, Aldegar and Gaduridos).
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This development comes shortly after Secretary Faulkner's visit in Yishelem, as the Baltusian Government has stepped up its efforts in recent years in expanding its diplomatic and commercial relations with the Yeudi Homeland.
A high-ranking official from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that President Jessica Hawkins herself has been invited, "urgently". It is the hope of the Beiteynuese Government that it will be able to guide the United States in this precarious "foreign affairs" misunderstanding.
The ultimate goal is to "help Baltusia resolve this quickly and painlessly, for there is no practical threat present".
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The Head of the Medinat Dpt., assured journalists that Beiteynu would neither be enforcing a level 2 Reshimat Hara nor withdrawing from the BFTZ, despite "understanding the extensive security concerns by the United Kingdom, concerns we the Yeudi People are not unfamiliar of".
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The Montefiore Administration has also declined to comment on Lord Stephen Wilkes's last year's op-ed in Kalistani media, for the time being.