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===Kostoria-Obertonia Intervention===
{{Main|2019 RivendaleRibenstadt Bombings}}
On 30 January 2019, Eric Schumacher, a [[Kostoria-Obertonia|Kostoro-Obertonian]] nationalists, detonated a bomb in the [[Faethalria|Faethalrian]] capital, RivendaleRibenstadt, Imperial War Museum Square which killed 25 people. After he recovered from life-threatening injuries sustained during the blast, it was found that he was associated with [[Southern Auroran Front]] (SAF), a continentally recognised terrorist organization. Following an investigation by the [[Auroran Security Agency]], it was discovered that the bomb had been created using material from the 2017 Nuremkastel nuclear meltdown during the Auroran-Pacific War. A UNAC military taskforce, with the approval of the Kostoro-Obertonian government, entered Kostoro-Obertonian territory with a view to finding and destroying the SAF. The Kostoro-Obertonian Nationalist Party subsequently overthrew then-President of Kostoria-Obertonia Karl Strasser. This prompted a full invasion of that country led by Faethalria, whereby the Nationalists were overthrown, the SAF was captured and disbanded, and a provisional government was established. Following a referendum, Kostoria-Obertonia was annexed by Faethalria. This was the first military intervention supported by the UNAC.
 
== Legislative process ==
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|Commissioner for Science and Technology
|RivendaleRibenstadt, [[Faethalria]]
|Conducts scientific and technological research, coordinates national research and development initiatives, advises governments of member states and the UNAC on scientific and technology policy and planning, monitors the state of science and technology throughout the UNAC, and develops scientific and technological researh best practices and standards.
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