Presidential statement regarding Gulf of Oman incidents and Iran-US tensions

In light of two incidents involving damages to commercial vessels in the Gulf of Oman which have been claimed to have been attacks and the growing militarization of the Persian Gulf, the President of the Republic Hasan Çakar issued the following statement regarding the issues:

"The tensions within the Persian Gulf and the growing militarization of the area by the United States is of great concern to the Hasani government, especially in regards to the security of the Körfezeli territorial claims of Hasanistan. A war within the region will cause immense bloodshed and possibly escalate to a region-wide war.
In regards to the alleged attacks on commercial vessels in the area, the Hasani government is skeptical of the claims of responsibility although it will not rule it out as potentially true. According to reports by some members of the crew and a company who owns one of the ships, there was an incident but it contradicts the narrative pushed by the United States officials. Allegations are that the vessels were hit by flying objects, which causes great skepticism for the Hasani government over the US claims and the purported method of attack in common of the actions of the USS Liberty incident as a potential "false-flag" to promote a war. However, regardless of responsibility, the Hasani government believes that commercial vessels must not be harassed under any circumstance and the lives of innocent workers threatened. Violence against innocent workers is unacceptable and immoral.
The best course of action should be the demilitarization of the Persian Gulf and both Iran and United States to engage in talks to ease tensions and come to a compromise regarding their issues. Both sides must work together also to protect commercial vessels and their crew members from being targets for violence. Over Körfezeli, Hasanistan maintains its right of self-defense and will not tolerate attacks or occupations of its territory."
-Hasan Çakar, President of the Republic

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Hasanistan accepted as Konmalehth member

Yesterday, Hasanistan's membership application within the Konmalehth was approved unanimously in a quorum of representatives of its member states. The Mahusetan representitive and leader Emiel Hardy had testified on Hasanistan's behalf to advocate for their membership prior to the vote.

Logo of the Konmalehth

The Konmalehth is an intermicronational organization which was founded on 25 August 2017 aims to develop and foster cultural and economic relations between its member states, especially although not exclusively those nations under the influence of Abelden and Pacem.

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Debate begins regarding future of "Chakaristan"

A debate has begun within the Hasani government over the status of the former Nedlandic territorial claim Chakaristan, which has been left unclaimed since Nedland dropped claims on the region and dissolved.

Map of Chakaristan (including "Lurbekia" region)

The territory was created in mid-2016 by the Nedlandic government west of the Köktuğluk region, which itself was originally another foreign micronational claim of Pavlov which was reorganized as a province of Hasanistan during Pavlovian rule in February 2017. Nedland's new territorial claims in the region followed the suit of other nations friendly to Hasanistan establishing overseas territories on its border lands (such as Virgo, Konraq or Mahusetan Starnia). Nedlandic Hasanistan was split into two regions: the western half which was known as Lurbekistan and the eastern half which was named Chakaristan.

Flag of Nedlandic Chakaristan

Following the re-establishment of an independent Hasanistan in 2018 after seceding from Pavlov, President Hasan Çakar contacted former Khan of Nedland Edward (who is also a citizen of Hasanistan and Hasani Ambassador to the United States) regarding the status of Chakaristan and Edward gave permission for the Hasani government to claim the region if it wishes. However, concerns have been raised over the territory due to its large size and the fact that it is almost half the current size of Hasanistan and larger than any other province.
President Çakar has stated that the Hasani government will make a decision regarding the territory following the appointment of the Supreme Council cabinet and potential elections for members of the Congress. Three potential scenarios have been laid out for the territory: it be annexed as a federal subject of Hasanistan, be given to a friendly micronation or become an independent state. The second option is controversial as the overseas territories established by other nation's near Hasani borders have not always been viewed positively by Hasani citizens and there has been some pushes to annex these. The Hasani government has hinted that it may create a puppet state to govern the region until a decision can be made.

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Hasanistan renews diplomatic relations with Birgeshir

On 11 May, the heads of state of Hasanistan and the Micras-based micronation the Tsalojdom of Birgeshir ratified a treaty that renewed the long history of bilateral relations between the two nations.
Hasanistan and Birgeshir have held diplomatic relations with each other since late 2012, with Birgeshir being one of the first nations with whom Hasanistan had established ties. The decision to renew the treaty was made to maintain the friendship between the two countries after a long period of limited contact.

Flag of Birgeshir

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Hasanistan establishes diplomatic relations with GSMLL Republic

Today, the heads of state of Hasanistan and the Polish micronation Republic of Upper Shwartz Morgen Lorgen Landu (Republic of GSMLL) ratified a treaty establishing mutual recognition and bilateral relations between the two nations.
The Republic of GSMLL is a micronation founded in 2009, which has a 37 square metre territorial claim located in western Poland. The current GSMLL head of state is President Adrian Wojtasz.

Flag of the Republic of GSMLL.

President Çakar has stated that he hopes for a bright future in regards to Hasanistan's new friend and hopes for strong co-operation between the two nations.

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