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Strix Trevor released a massive huff of surprise. "The Portuguese Government would cover the costs?" He said in amazement. "I... I don't know what to say... Th-Thank you, a thousand times, thank you. You have no idea how much this means to the country. There is... So much that needs to be...

Strix "Anything you can do, we will graciously accept, sir," Trevor said. "We need engineers, security, administrative staff, food, water, construction supplies, money. Zimbabwe is a blank slate, there's nothing salvageable here from the fallen administration, it was all rotten to the core. As...

Strix Trevor Hawkins quickly picked up the phone and answered. "Hello? Trevor Hawkins, Chairman of The Provisional Executive Council of Zimbabwe speaking."

Bruno "The entire police force was crafted for the purpose of preserving the former regime." Trevor said. "They were integral parts of oppressing the people, a completely rotten organisation. They disintegrated in the aftermath of Mugabe's removal from power. Before everything else collapsed...

Almost two weeks had passed since Robert Mugabe had been unceremoniously hauled off by French paladins. Since then, the various government structures had collapsed with varying speeds. The army was the first to disintegrate when it became clear that they would be expected to fight four nations...

Bruno "Hello, Mr. Prime Minister. Thank you for taking the time to look at Zimbabwe's situation." Trevor replied gratefully. "It's getting worse by the day here." Trevor suddenly sniffed loudly on the phone. "Excuse me for just a moment." The chairman put the phone down and walked over to...

Bruno Trevor was quick to answer the phone, considering the fact that it was the only phone that worked in the entire building. "Hello, this is Trevor Hawkins, Chairman of The Provisional Executive Council of Zimbabwe."

Provisional Executive Council The Republic of Zimbabwe(SECURE/ENCRYPTED/PRIVATE) To: Rafael Cortés, Prime Minister of Spain Bruno From: Trevor Hawkins, Chairman of The Provisional Executive Council of Zimbabwe Subject: RE: Humanitarian AidDear sir, Your offer of assistance to our...

Drivindeath "My advice would be for you to contact the Zaire government. They have agreed to permit the usage of their country as a transit point between the rest of the world and Zimbabwe due to us being land-locked. Zaire has ports and an international airport at their southern-most tip that...

Logan "That's fantastic news!" Trevor said ecstatically. "We have already been in touch with a number of other countries, and have received pledges of support from Zaire, Argentina, Canada, and Ireland. The situation continues to look less grim with each nation that gives so much, so that...

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"I honestly didn't expect the circumstances to change that quickly," Trevor replied with a short laugh. "We will take all the help you can give. The people need it, and we were tasked by the French to be international representatives of Zimbabwe in the absence of a proper government. Frankly...

JJSmithJr "We understand perfectly, sir. I thank you for at least trying to establish whether you could help or not. Would you be open to reconsidering if the situation changes in the future?"

Drivindeath "At the present moment, we have Argentinian troops securing Mugabe International Airport, and the parliament building. So, the provisional council is secure for now. What really matters to us though is getting food and water to the people. We have around 13 million mouths to feed...

JJSmithJr "Since the collapse of ZESA, the country's aviation authority, the airports have gone dark. The only airport in the entire country that's being operated right now is Mugabe International. The operators are Argentinian military, who have offered support. As for Victoria Falls and the...

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"We most definitely are," Trevor replied. "Zimbabwe is on the precipice of descending into total anarchy, along with famine, thirst, and pestilence being aggravating factors that will do more than just instigate a new bush war. It will, undoubtedly, mean hundreds of thousands, if not millions...

Naio90 The Provisional Executive Council relayed to the Argentinian taskforce that there were three abandoned army barracks in Harare; Dzivarasekwa, Kaguyi, and Inkomo Barracks'. In addition, there were five hospitals, and 4 clinics/trauma centres scattered across the city. Any vehicles and...

JJSmithJr Trevor Hawkins picked up the phone and put it to his ear. "Hello? Trevor Hawkins, Chairman of The Provisional Executive Council of Zimbabwe speaking."

Naio90 Full authorisation was given by the Provisional Executive Council unanimously. The entirety of Mugabe International Airport would be permitted for use as the main terminal of international support for Zimbabwe due to the cessation of civil air travel since the removal of Robert Mugabe...