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Often considered among the most blatant acts of neo-colonialism seen in the past decade, the annexation of Tano was first discussed in secret by the heads of the UCCS military 2014, which ocurred simultaneously as the UCCS posted its military in the territory. It had been well-known to the international community that the Sultan of Tano, Jbeneri, was a volatile and often times unpredictable individual. As such, the government of South Hills had conducted in secret Operation Re:Stability, which approved the existence of covert agents within Tano, designed to acquire information about the Iturese nation, things like culture, political atmosphere, and most importantly, public opinion to determine the viability of annexing the territory. The operation, in effect during the majority of 2014, determined the Tanoese Sultanate was vulnerable enough to be politically challenged. As such, plans were enacted to overthrow the government. However, as the Dverian War came to a close, the Sultan Jbeneri unexpectedly declared the dissolution of the Tanoese Government, and announcing the annexation of Tano into South Hills.<ref>J'benenaminbeneri. 23 June 2014. ''Official Statement by the Sultan of Tano.'' https://forum.theeastpacific.com/viscaline-t3302-s60.html#p128058</ref> Although not initially endorsed by the South Hills government publicly, the annexation became formalized with the signing of the [[Kerilo Accord|Kerilo Accords]], wherein it states the conditions of the annexation.<ref>Kerilo Delegation. 28 June 2014. ''Final Draft of the Kerlio Accords, as signed by the Participants of the Dverian War.''</ref>. The Transfer became official on New Year's Day of 2017, as confirmed by the interim head of state Alice Jbenamin and UCCS President [[Robert Hunter]].<ref>Hunter, Robert; J'alice. 1 January 2017. ''Official Communique of the Republic to the International Community: Invitation to Attend the Transfer of Sovereignty.'' https://forum.theeastpacific.com/transfer-of-sovereignty-t3562.html#p168188</ref>