Notice to Embassies, High Commissions and Consulates

[Owen]

Those who surrendered would be taken by the Specialist Response Group and frisk searched for any weapons on their person. Once cleared, the uniform police officers would take them into their cars and drive them to the airport where they would be sent to the awaiting Russian aircraft on the ground at the airport after passing through Immigration and Security. The details of their passports would be noted down by Border Force as to prevent them from entering Australia again.

"Is that all of you?" one of the officers would say to one of the guards.

 

[Zager]

"There is one more in there I believe," one of the female guards said, "and he isn't coming down without without a fight evidently."

 

[Teikoku]

The Japanese embassy and consulates would refuse to hand over any weapons to the Australian government, despite witnessing the violence at the Polish embassy, and reaffirm that the Japanese embassy is soveriegn Japanese territory.

 

[Andy]

The Russian Ambassador would arrive from the hospital, stepping out of his car. He’d swiftly move past the Australian Police and Military Forces, making his way to the embassy, he’d have a disgusted expression on his face as he walked past the dead bodies.

He’d pause before pushing the main doors open and shouting out “Don’t shoot! It’s me Ostap, the Russian Ambassador” he’d pause shutting the doors behind him before moving in further, making his way to the Polish Guards that were left

 

[Owen]

Obviously you can't just walk up into a police operation/siege, the police would stop the Ambassador as he approached.

"Sir, please stand back, this an ongoing police operation. The situation is quite dangerous right now and we don't recommend you be here."

 

[Andy]

With the Ambassador being stopped “Contact the foreign Ministry department or the Prime Minister. I’m here to ensure the Polish are allowed to leave the embassy untouched and no more bloodshed has happened”

Meanwhile a Russian convoy would escort the Polish Family to the awaiting Russian aircraft in the airport passing thro Th security and boarder control. The convoy would turn bac once the Polish family are safely onboard

 

[Owen]

The Police would hand the Ambassador the megaphone.

"Speak to them through this."

 

[Andy]

The Ambassador would speak into the microphone turning the speaker to loud “Don’t shoot! It’s me Ostap, the Russian Ambassador” he’d pause before continuing “I have been promised by the Australian Government if you law down your arms and come with me. You can leave this nation untouched and uninterrupted! Do this for your fellow comrades who have lost their lives to the shamefulness of this country. You’ll be welcomed as hero’s back home!” He’d pause waiting for them to come out of the building

 

[Logan]

Italy would recognize the Embassy as sovereign Italian Territory, and the King wold confirm that the security personnel would not relinquish their Beretta 92s or their Cx4 Storm Carbines.

 

[Zager]

Those inside would listen, hearing the Russian accent. They would come out, leaving their firearms in the building. The would spit on the Australian bodies as they walked outside.

 

[Andy]

The Polish was escorted by the Russian Ambassador into the vehicle before driving off

 

[Owen]

Upon arriving at the airport, security officers would scan the men to make sure they had no weapons on themselves. They would be whisked through to Border Force who would stamp their diplomatic passports as leaving Australia and their details would be taken down on a refused future entry list. Airport staff and AFP Officers would escort them out to the awaiting Russian jet. The jet would be given taxi details from the tower and given permission to take off. Meanwhile at the Embassy, tape would be placed around it declaring it a crime scene. Investigators would move in and the Polish bodies would be taken away in body bags to the Canberra morgue. The weapons would be seized in evidence bags by police. 2nd Commando Regiment would return back to Holsworthy Barracks, Sydney with their two MRH-90s and the Specialist Response Group officers would return to their homes, the officers involved would be given leave for at least a week.

Meanwhile, arrangements would be made for DHL to send a Boeing 757 cargo plane, operated by Tasman Cargo Airlines, to Canberra to collect the bodies which would be placed in coffins. They would be transported to the airport by AFP vans and would be discreetly transported onto the aircraft via a back entrance to the airport. The DHL plane would leave Canberra with fuel stops in Singapore and Dubai before heading towards Warsaw. The Polish would be informed that the DHL aircraft was inbound with the bodies of all the deceased Polish.

 

[Zager]

Numerous military officials would be present at the Warsaw Chopin Airport, with many utility vans outfitted to carry the bodies of the deceased.