[Lauchenoiria]

Rosalinda Hernandez of Lauchenoiria stood up next. "I would point out, for the benefit of the Xiomeran ambassador, that the royal family of Huenya are ethnically Xiomeran. It would therefore be odd, would it not, for them to repress ethnic Xiomerans? There is no evidence of such repression, and that is not why we are here regardless."

"I would also like to point out," she continued, "that Shuell also has PMCs; yet they also require that their government sign off on large foreign contacts before they are permitted to take them on. And one can hardly accuse Shuell of being communists. So either the Xiomeran government approves of CSSC's actions; or their regulations on such matters are so lenient that they would allow any such contract. Would Xiomera permit CSSC to take a contract from Lauchenoiria to defend us from their allies in Kerlile? I think not. But Auria is also not what we are here to discuss."

"The matter on the table at this meeting is so-called 'Western Xiomera'. Land which Xiomera has illegally annexed in blatant violation of the Jinyu Agreement. We have previously uncovered evidence of Calhualyana's government working with the terrorists who first seized the territory, which we are glad to present. They cannot use an argument of 'self-determination' if they themselves funded and provided the weapons for the initial revolt! That is merely a covert invasion. If we let this stand, then the Jinyu Agreement is not worth the paper it is written on - nor is any other treaty Calhualyana has ever signed. That should concern everyone; including Xiomera's allies."

"I ask Kerlile if they trust that Calhualyana will honour their agreement regarding the Xiomeran military base in their country, when she has shown a blatant disregard for other countries' sovereignty. I ask Roucourt if they expect to ever see revenues from those diamond mines Xiomera seized again. Can any one of you trust Calhualyana on anything? I think not," Hernandez finished, taking her seat.