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Okay, now for Roger Quasardastan's response.
-- We are very pleased and thank you for joining the economic alliance. We also thank Kittypink. Now, regarding your concerns about KOSAP and RPA.
-- I must say that I haven't studied the KOSAP regulations closely enough and don't know a rather important thing: whether KOSAP members are allowed to be part of other military alliances. Specifically, according to your agreements and regulations. But I can say that for an RPA member, this is permissible; we have no restrictions on this. If KOSAP also allows it, then, from a formal point of view, joining both alliances would protect the state twice as effectively. Both alliances emphasize the defense of "their" states against external aggressors. This means that, formally, whoever acts as an aggressor against a country that is a member of both alliances, both alliances will be obligated, according to the agreement, to come to the defense of that state. Obviously, this is only a positive thing. The negative aspect is that the real situation does not always match the formal one. If any KOSAP state additionally joins RTA, it is completely unknown how the founder of KOSAP, Rex Ventorum, and the remaining members of KOSAP will react. Perhaps nothing terrible will happen. But most likely, this will have a very negative impact on relations with that country, up to and including the termination of previous agreements.
-- Therefore, I am in no way insisting that Quasardastan join RTA. Obviously, this is a legally ideal solution, but in reality, it would be a significant risk and sacrifice. Well, in any case, it's already good that we have gathered here within the framework of the Acteia Security Council. I hope that cooperation with Quasardastan will ultimately be another step towards establishing peace and security throughout the region.
-- We are very pleased and thank you for joining the economic alliance. We also thank Kittypink. Now, regarding your concerns about KOSAP and RPA.
-- I must say that I haven't studied the KOSAP regulations closely enough and don't know a rather important thing: whether KOSAP members are allowed to be part of other military alliances. Specifically, according to your agreements and regulations. But I can say that for an RPA member, this is permissible; we have no restrictions on this. If KOSAP also allows it, then, from a formal point of view, joining both alliances would protect the state twice as effectively. Both alliances emphasize the defense of "their" states against external aggressors. This means that, formally, whoever acts as an aggressor against a country that is a member of both alliances, both alliances will be obligated, according to the agreement, to come to the defense of that state. Obviously, this is only a positive thing. The negative aspect is that the real situation does not always match the formal one. If any KOSAP state additionally joins RTA, it is completely unknown how the founder of KOSAP, Rex Ventorum, and the remaining members of KOSAP will react. Perhaps nothing terrible will happen. But most likely, this will have a very negative impact on relations with that country, up to and including the termination of previous agreements.
-- Therefore, I am in no way insisting that Quasardastan join RTA. Obviously, this is a legally ideal solution, but in reality, it would be a significant risk and sacrifice. Well, in any case, it's already good that we have gathered here within the framework of the Acteia Security Council. I hope that cooperation with Quasardastan will ultimately be another step towards establishing peace and security throughout the region.
