Letter of Condolence

[Jay]

---

​

AUTHENTIC COMMUNIQUE OF THE OFFICE OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS Security Clearance: Secure and Encrypted​

[Recipient]: Office of the King of Poland, Kingdom of Poland < ManBear > [Sender]: Office of the President of the Russian President < MAnatova@Kremlin.de.gov > [Subject]: Letter of Condolence

Your Majesty Stanislaus Grabowksi, On behalf of the Russian Federation, I extend my deepest condolences to you and the people of Poland following the tragic loss of Polish servicemen in New Caledonia. This profound loss is deeply felt, and our thoughts are with you and the bereaved families during this difficult time. The Russian Government condemns in the strongest terms the acts of violence perpetrated by secessionist groups in New Caledonia. The Russian Government stands united with Poland against all threats. We are prepared to offer our full support and cooperation to assist in any investigations into the unrest in New Caledonia, including any potential involvement of external actors. It is our hope that these efforts will contribute to a comprehensive understanding of the situation and promote international stability. I have instructed the Prime Minister's Government to offer any assistance in any investigation into the alleged involvement of Thailand in the recent unrest in New Caledonia. We condemn any actions that contribute to violence and instability and stand ready to support efforts to address and contain such disruptions. Furthermore, we are committed to monitoring and responding to actions that seek to project instability on a global scale. The Russian Federation remains vigilant in addressing the broader implications of such actions and their impact on international security. Please be assured that the Russian Federation remains committed to supporting Poland in these challenging times. We value our continued partnership and are dedicated to working together to uphold peace and security on the global stage. Kind regards, Boris Nemstov, President of the Russian Federation

 

[ManBear]

To: Boris Nemstov; President of the Russian Federation Jay

Subject: Letter of Condolence

CC: N/A

Security: Secured and Encrypted Secret by POSP

Mr. President Nemstov, On behalf of the Kingdom of Poland and the families who suffered losses at the hands of the New Caledonian terrorists, I humbly accept your deepest condolences. It has been a trying time for Poland and her people but hearing that the Russian Federation is keeping us within their thoughts is comforting to us. If it is acceptable to you and your government, I would like to release the first paragraph of your message to the families who suffered losses within New Caledonia. I feel it would bring some solace to the families suffering if they were to know that the deaths of their loved ones was not in vain but instead working to bring together two nations who were once at odds with one another. I can assure you that any information regarding Russian involvement with investigations regarding the insurgents and their backers will be kept within my office and the Office of State Protection who will be running their own investigations into the Kanak Independence Movement, their backers, and possible splinter cells operating extraterritorially from New Caledonia. Once again, I wish to humbly thank you for reaching out to my office and offering your support. It is certainly heartwarming to hear of such support from our friends and allies.

Sincerely, Stanislaus Grabowski Kingdom of Poland Święty Król Polski

 

[Jay]

---

​

AUTHENTIC COMMUNIQUE OF THE OFFICE OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS Security Clearance: Secure and Encrypted​

[Recipient]: Office of the King of Poland, Kingdom of Poland < ManBear > [Sender]: Office of the President of the Russian President < MAnatova@Kremlin.de.gov > [Subject]: Letter of Condolence

Your Majesty Stanislaus Grabowksi, Although an unexpected request, I find solace that my words may bring relief to the grieving mothers and fathers of our brotherly Kingdom. I hope that the Russian people will continue to be a shoulder from which the people of Poland will find comfort and reprieve. Not long ago our two nations fought side by side against fascism. Then against global capitalism. Today, I believe we will chart our futures. I hope that future will reflect on our shared and intertwined history and move forward. I have instructed the Prime Minister's Government to share whatever information it has gathered on the Kanak movement and support Poland during these trying times in identifying their backers and areas of comfort. Rest assured we will remain vigilant. Kind regards, Boris Nemstov, President of the Russian Federation