Brazil Withdraws Troops from French Guiana

[Moe]

At 0200 hours, effective immediately, all Brazilian troops in the Guinean capital, Cayenne. All troops, Marines and soldiers will either ride in their tanks, IFV's AA7's or Agrale Marrua AM 41 4x4 2.5 ton truck's. Steadily one by one they form a convoy from their designated zones in the capital of Cayenne. The 1 Destroyer and and two Corvettes will return tp their home ports.

All vehicles will be fully loaded and fueled, and since not a single trooper has fired a shot, their weapons will al be fully loaded.

They will travel along Highway Route N2. Fully loaded and fueled UH-60's will provide air cover for the withdrawal.

Once the troops hit the Brazilian border, they will travel along route 156 and back to their home bases.

The one Brazilian Destroyer and two corvettes also begin to head back to their bases.

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[Moe]

Brazil Pulls Out of French Guiana

@JamieA

 

[NagandEmerald]

@Moe @Naio90

Despite the crisis seemingly being over, the German Reich would not congratulate Brazil on keeping the peace. Instead, its government continued to criticize Brazil's attempts at diplomacy to national and international press groups, with Foreign Minister Karsten Jürke calling the Brazilian state the "Reincarnation of the Third Reich and its tyranny made manifest", and likening the Argentinian support as "the actions of a Brown-Shirt group, but on an international scale, intimidating other nations into doing whatever it is that Brazil wants, the Law be damned".

In light of the evacuation of French Guinea, the German "State Collective Intelligence Bureau" hosted a private and secret emergency meeting with the Kaiser and Chancellor to discuss on the volatility of the South American States, and an immediate need for clandestine actions needed to be taken against both states' governments in order to avert potential catastrophe. Furthermore, the German military has publicly stated its intention to begin military drills that simulate potential South American aggression on European soil, and other nations are asked to provide equipment similar to Brazilian and Argentinian forces for such a task, as well as invited to participate in said drills.

 

[Moe]

A Brazilian spokesperson would note to the German spokesperson, "Our Apologies to both the French and the Germans

Apology to the Reich

Apology to the French

despite the fact that we did not cause these crises, but with a diplomatically deft hand, solved them in spite of your collective stupidity."

 

[JamieA]

With the word of the Brazilians withdrawing, the diplomats would be ushered from the detention centre to an awaiting aircraft bound for Argentina. A Non-Aggression Pact was also sent over stating that France and Brazil will cease all hostile actions between one another for a total of 10 (IC) Years, it would be presigned by the French hoping the Brazilians would sign it too

@Moe

 

[Moe]

We thank you for returning our citizens. Given the sensitivity of the subject we must be totally clear. We have yet to receive a non-aggression pact. But we can verbally agree to this now until the written version is officially sent to us.

@JamieA

 

[Dragon]

In light of the crisises end the Government of Èire would restore its preexisting diplomatic relations with Brazil and would allow for the unhindered exchange of goods and service in a manner deemed mutually beneficial. the Government of Èire would however keep a close eye on things in Brazil due to the nature of its political climate.

 

[Moe]

A Brazilian spokesman, Juan Valdez, would say. "We would like to keep open ties with the government of Ireland. Keep trade open and flowing. However, we would like to point out even after our diplomatic staff were ousted from Dublin, just days ago, we did not retaliate, asking Irish diplomats to leave Brazil.

So the offer is nice, but we will not be reopening an embassy in Dublin anytime soon."

@Dragon