By Senate Correspondent Kylan Murrows
In a tense press conference today in Ibergatis, the spokesman for the Senate, Gus Winthropell, declared that the Senate had decided not to intervene in the situation in Kardan.
He said that it was “not Hindopia’s obligation, nor its desire, to send military aid to the citizens of Kardan, who have recently seen their own government kill over 25,000 people already. He said that the Senate believed that it was not for Hindopia to intervene in the sovereign affairs of another state by means of military intervention and that they would try all diplomatic means to end it.
Several Senators simply walked out of the Senate Chambers after the vote had concluded, with Senator Polishmothgyre calling the result “a downright disgrace” for Hindopia.
Kardan’s ruler recently ordered the immediate execution of all Bigtopians within the nation, referencing to them as “those darn Bigtopians”.
Amnesty Interregional has condemned the vote, saying that Hindopia was one of the dominant nations in the area and that “when the citizens really needed it [Hindopia], it wasn’t there.
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