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The ''Kerilo Accord'' was signed by five nations of [[The East Pacific]] to signify the end of the [[2014 Dverian War]]. Member nations included [[British Grand Pacific]], [[ |
The '''Kerilo Accord''' was signed by five nations of [[The East Pacific]] to signify the end of the [[2014 Dverian War]]. Member nations included [[British Grand Pacific]], [[Volkia]], [[Listonia]], [[South Hills]], and [[Vekaiyu]]. The document formed a powerful alliance among member states that had both immediate effects relating directly to the conflict and lasting effects that are designed for actions thereafter. |
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The Kerilo Accord gets its name from the [[Kerilo]], [[Vekaiyu]], the city in which the document was drafted and signed. |
The Kerilo Accord gets its name from the [[Kerilo]], [[Vekaiyu]], the city in which the document was drafted and signed. |
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3. British Grand Pacific shall annex the district of Naju in East Tano, which has served as a safe haven for displaced peoples. |
3. British Grand Pacific shall annex the district of Naju in East Tano, which has served as a safe haven for displaced peoples. |
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4. Volkia shall annex the state of Ygori in Dveria. |
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5. Vekaiyu shall annex the remainder of Dveria. |
5. Vekaiyu shall annex the remainder of Dveria. |
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6. Open academies will be established for |
6. Open academies will be established for Pact officers in order to train for environmental-specific operations. |
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7. All signatory nations will be granted protection from any attack. An attack on one is an attack on all members. |
7. All signatory nations will be granted protection from any attack. An attack on one is an attack on all members. |
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8. All signatory nations are able to forge their own alliances and agreements independent of this accord, so long as they do not impinge on the conditions outlined in this document. |
8. All signatory nations are able to forge their own alliances and agreements independent of this accord, so long as they do not impinge on the conditions outlined in this document. |
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Revision as of 14:44, 13 May 2020
The Kerilo Accord was signed by five nations of The East Pacific to signify the end of the 2014 Dverian War. Member nations included British Grand Pacific, Volkia, Listonia, South Hills, and Vekaiyu. The document formed a powerful alliance among member states that had both immediate effects relating directly to the conflict and lasting effects that are designed for actions thereafter.
The Kerilo Accord gets its name from the Kerilo, Vekaiyu, the city in which the document was drafted and signed.
The Accord
1. The nation of Tano shall be annexed into South Hills and be created into the states of Tano Island, East Tano, and West Tano. a) All signatories shall jointly operate the straits and monitor trade within the Gulf of Itur. b) The straits may not be closed to signatories at any time unless mutually agreed upon in advance of closure.
2. The Straits of Tano are hereby declared as treaty waters, and will be policed by a joint maritime defense force.
3. British Grand Pacific shall annex the district of Naju in East Tano, which has served as a safe haven for displaced peoples.
4. Volkia shall annex the state of Ygori in Dveria.
5. Vekaiyu shall annex the remainder of Dveria.
6. Open academies will be established for Pact officers in order to train for environmental-specific operations.
7. All signatory nations will be granted protection from any attack. An attack on one is an attack on all members.
8. All signatory nations are able to forge their own alliances and agreements independent of this accord, so long as they do not impinge on the conditions outlined in this document.