Non-Aggression Pact: Hippo Unchained & Southern Maritime Defense.

LadyBoy_HazeOctober 29, 2026politics

Non-Aggression Pact: Hippo Unchained & South Maritime Defense

Effective: Immediately until December 1st 2026.

- Non-Aggression: No hostile actions shall be taken by either side, including direct battles, the military and financial aid of battles against the other contracting party as well as the rent or sale of regions that would offer adversaries of the other contracting party a link to start an offense.

- Both alliances covenant to not deal damage in a battle directly involving the other alliance, irrespective of not themselves being a party to the battle in question.

- Any violation must be compensated immediately and equally upon notifying the violating party.

- Any damage reaching or exceeding 1,500,000 will incur a fine of 1 BTC per 1,000 damage dealt above the 1,500,000 limit. (Alliance wide limit)

- Regional Sovereignty and Integrity: Both parties agree to respect each other's core territories and shall not occupy it without prior mutual approval.

- Termination: Either party may terminate this agreement by providing a 5 days notice.

- Others: This pact may be extended or changed if both parties mutually agree to prolong it. Both parties are encouraged to enforce or seek resolution of conflicts on behalf of the agreement.

Sides:

HIPPO: India, Algeria, Morocco, Philippines, Argentina, Tunisia, Malaysia, Colombia, Trinidad & Tobago, Eritrea, Liberia, China, Cote d'Ivoire, Guinea, Togo

SMD:Indonesia, Pakistan, Libya, Syria, Australia, Suriname, Thailand, Cambodia, Qatar, Brunei, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, New Zealand, Laos, Taiwan, Comoros, Malawi, Mauritius.

All nations currently listed, as well as any nations that subsequently join either alliance, shall be bound by the terms of this agreement.

Any nation leaving either alliance shall remain bound by the non-aggression agreement for five (5) days from the date of departure.

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