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{{flagicon image|NewAndoraflag.png}} [[Antora]]: Prime Minister Gabriella Orellana termed the sinking a “distressing and entirely dishonorable violation of the respect for law that civilized society depends on.” The Prime Minister further gave recommendations for Corric nationals to avoid the Volscine and Correvan territories. King [[Sebastián II]] gave orders to the [[Royal Antoran Armada|Royal Corric Armada]] to monitor shipping in the area of the sinking.
{{flagicon image|CryriaFlag.png}} [[Cryria]]: Prime Minister Charles Marlberg issued a statement of support for the Volscine position and called for an international investigation into the matter while saying that "The suggestion that a genuine Volscine Navy submarine, a warship built for no purpose other than stealth, would choose to surface and display its flag before attacking attacking a foreign vessel is so patently ludicrous it does not deserve consideration." The Cryrian government position has since remained that the incident was a deliberate false flag effort, although neither the Marlberg Government nor the succeeding Lundberg Government have directed blame towards any specific entity.
{{flagcountry|Durakia}}: In a statement made by the Council of Trade Unions that included a condemnation of the sinking, the position was taken that a lack of substantial evidence clouded the crisis, criticizing both Tretrid and Volscina for rushing to accusations which could "endanger the fragile peace in the region." Secretary of Diplomacy Sergei Alov expressed advocation for an investigation led by an independent body, however noted Durakia's intentions to " object to any Volscine advances into Correva." In his last major public appearance before his death, Direklieter [[Horis Adley]] noted the crisis as a cause for his loss of belief in the possibility of regional solidarity, hinting at it as one of the causes for the creation of the Durakan Nuclear Arms Program.
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