Transmitted By the Authority of Vincenzo Navarro, Re D'Italia and Duca D'Este
Public Transmission
It is with great solemnity that, owing to the kinship between the people of Italy and the people of Corsica, and much more owing to the suppression of their mother tongue by the French throughout recent history, that my nation will no longer recognize the island and people of Corsica as a part of the Republic of France. While this is not a declaration of war, nor is it a promise or call to immediate action, it is important to me that the Kingdom of Italy make no pretenses when it comes to matters such as these. We intend to ensure that all majority Italian provinces are brought back into the fold of their motherland, and in pursuit of this, I will begin to make diplomatic proclamations such as this where I find necessary, to spur the international community into conversation, and to call out those countries which have engaged in their continued occupation, and in some places even persecution.
As per this proclamation, no concrete actions will go into effect, however, Italy hereafter recognizes the nation of Corsica as being an independent state under french military occupation.
God's Peace be Upon You,
Vincenzo Navarre
Re D'Italia
Regno d'Italia
