The United Nations

[Alucard Tobor]

The Korean delegate would note, with only mild sarcasm, that provoking Victoria to the edge of war was perhaps not as difficult as the Chinese delegate seemed to believe.

[Sabriel]

Victoria's delegate received several papers which they read quickly.

They turned back to the assembly and conveyed the news of Victoria's victories over Iran and Oman. Noting that this made much of the conflict moot.

Oman was offered a chance to surrender and disarm before they faced a similar fate to Iran.

[Cataphrak]

Dong Yin gave his Korean counterpart a private look which could only be interpreted as "well, I tried."

[Markus Wilding]

After a phone call, the Omani government agreed to the surrender and disarmament.

[Markus Wilding]

The Sonora Federation pleads for assistance and a formal UN resolution condemning the Mexican Empire for its blatant act of aggression against the Sonora Federation.

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Cascadia voices its support and states it has committed troops to defend the Sonora Federation from obvious and illegal Mexican aggression.

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The Mexican Empire defends its invasion, claiming it is fully within its rights to unite Mexican lands under one banner. After all, if it's illegal for Mexico to do it, why has the UN not condemned the SRA, the Republic of China, India, or Victoria?

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The Kingdom of India voices its support for the Mexican Empire and offers monetary aid in its time of duress.

[Cataphrak]

The delegate from the Republic of China declares that it would be happy to assist the United States of Mexico in the reclamation of its de-jure borders, but since the Mexican Empire not only lacks legal continuity with that pre-flu state, but also appears to be in fact, deriving its legitimacy from the Second Mexican Empire - a state which the Republic of China has never formally recognised and was declared illegitimate after the death of its first and only emperor - the Government of the Republic of China will instead lodge a formal diplomatic protest over this blatant violation of Sonoran sovereignty, and submit to the consideration of the General Assembly the imposition of sanctions upon the aggressor state.

[Markus Wilding]

Soviet and CIS states support the Chinese measure for sanctions against the Empire of Mexico.

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The PRC, rather reluctantly, supports sanctions against Mexico.

[Alucard Tobor]

Korea backs the Chinese motion and supports sanctions against the Mexican Empire.

[Avalanche]

The Celtic Union also chimes in in support of the sanctions.

[Markus Wilding]

The SRA votes in favor of sanctions against the Mexican Empire and offers to commit elements of the Socialist Republic Navy to monitor trade in the Gulf of Mexico and ensure sanctions are properly applied.