[Lauchenoiria]

"Thank you," said the delegate from Lauchenoiria, Rosalinda Hernandez, before anyone else could interrupt. "We in Lauchenoiria are deeply concerned regarding the budding civil war in Roucourt. This is merely the latest of a large swathe of civil wars across the planet - a trend which is very worrying for all those who care about peace and security. We are very grateful to Haesan for managing to negotiate a ceasefire, but all signs point to the likelihood of this breaking sooner rather than later. It is therefore vitally important that this body examines the situation in detail and decides on which, if any, steps to take to minimise the likelihood and severity of any conflict."

She paused to take a drink of her water, and then continued. "There are numerous factions in this conflict, of course, which will make things even more difficult to resolve. At last count, there were seven unique factions, each claiming at least some territory. This includes one faction which has threatened to commit genocide - the most heinous of all war crimes - alongside a faction adhering to the ideology of the Matriarchy of Kerlile; as you can see on the map provided."



"The international community cannot sit idly by and wait to see if any of these factions commit crimes against humanity," she continued. "We must, at minimum, monitor the situation closely. This is why Lauchenoiria has brought this topic before the Security Council today. I'd like to invite everyone's thoughts on how to proceed, in particular Haesan due to their negotiation of the ceasefire."

Hernandez took her seat, taking calm, deep breaths. The sheer number of recent civil wars had made Lauchenoirians wary; after all, the trend apparently began with them. This is why they'd intervened in Auria, of course. But that had turned into a multi-year expensive foreign war, and they did not want to repeat such a scenario. Therefore, the Lauchenoirian government were hoping that Hernandez would manage to convince LIDUN's Security Council to do at least something about Roucourt. There was a lot of pressure, of course. Still, if Hernandez didn't enjoy a bit of pressure, she wouldn't have taken this job.