NETO Discussion Thread

[Hadash]

Kyrzbekistan is not opposed to A'Sir membership on principle, but it considered that their "olive branch" was poisoned so far. The agreement, and the fact that A'sir appeared in the treaty thread, is that Kyrzbekistan was not going to oppose A'Sir if differences were sorted out, and that meanwhile A'Sir was going to be offered some kind of observer status into NETO. But that didn't happen yet. Kyrzbekistan has a veto right and there's not a reason why we wouldn't use it until now. It's not really an issue of "keep ignoring each other within NETO", as for Kyrzbekistan the A'Sir issue is certainly a national security one.    

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Kyrzbekistan would suggest that Wadiyah government moves toward a more inclusive government, in order to give more stability to the country. This may include interim president Bassam Al-Fayeed and his allies, a Silestrian representative, and other political forces (Kyrzbekistan's ruling party likely established friendly ties with some Wadiyah's secular center-left political party which was established after the civil war, after all), who knows if even moderate Akhadists, if Wadiyah is that a conservative country.

That Wadiyah becomes a NETO member makes sense, but it sounds a bit precipitate. The country barely left a military occupation -which may be reestablished- and I don't know if even a constitution and more permanent institutions were established so far, after all. West Germany only became a NATO member six years after the alliance was created, for example.