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==History== |
==History== |
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===Founding=== |
===Founding=== |
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It was originally proposed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of [[The Oan Isles]], [[Arana Marama]] at the Auroran Reunification Summit at the Aura International Convention Center in Aura, Emberwood Coast. To reconcile the Ethalns and move away from the belligerence and animosity propounded by [[Locklyn Le Roy]]'s divisive bid for UNAC Commission President, she proposed that a [[Durentrus|Durentrian]], in this case Trent Gomez |
It was originally proposed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of [[The Oan Isles]], [[Arana Marama]] at the [[Auroran Reunification Summit]] at the [[Aura International Convention Center]] in [[Aura]], [[Emberwood Coast]]. To reconcile the [[Ethalns]] and move away from the belligerence and animosity propounded by [[Locklyn Le Roy]]'s divisive bid for [[President of the UNAC Commission|UNAC Commission President]], she proposed that a [[Durentrus|Durentrian]], in this case [[Trent Gomez]] |
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(who had also run for the Presidenc, ) , becomes the Commissioner for Security. Although nations such as [[Dragonia]], were originally approached as potential locations due to their neutrality in the [[Auroran-Pacific War]], [[Oceansend]] was eventually chosen as the seat of the ASA. |
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===Oan State Terror Accusations=== |
===Oan State Terror Accusations=== |
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Following a scathing article by the [[Oan News|Oan National News Network (OAN NEWS)]] which accused the government of the Oan Isles of being behind the 2017 terror attacks on the [[Oan Intelligence Bureau]] and [[Cafe Net]] in [[Tokapa]], Trent Gomez announced that the Oan Isles should be investigated for state terrorism. The Oan Isles vehemently denied the accusations and initially resisted the investigation. The Oan government eventually agreed to allow ASA to conduct an investigation. However, the investigation was never carried out. Commentators suggest that the incident was mere political spectacle. |
Following a scathing article by the [[Oan News|Oan National News Network (OAN NEWS)]] which accused the government of the Oan Isles of being behind the 2017 terror attacks on the [[Oan Intelligence Bureau]] and [[Cafe Net]] in [[Tokapa]], Trent Gomez announced that the Oan Isles should be investigated for state terrorism. The Oan Isles vehemently denied the accusations and initially resisted the investigation. The Oan government eventually agreed to allow ASA to conduct an investigation. However, the investigation was never carried out. Commentators suggest that the incident was mere political spectacle. |
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