"I'll start with what I don't mind."
"I wouldn't presume to speak for Inimicus, but it borders another nuclear-armed state, Angleter, which has a defence pact with your country, so I don't think that should be a problem. I'd like to hear first from President Pekcan and Prime Minister Key on the issue of the canal, but I'll simply say that any guarantee of canal access to Reitzmag must also apply to Pravoslaviya. And we are absolutely fine with dumping the sand on Reitzmag's beaches."
"I'd also point out to Mr Bridges that, given his stance, and those of Ms Pekcan and Mr Key, the Caspian Council is highly unlikely to admit Copala City. With that in mind, we're not especially attached to the Copala City clause either. "
"What I don't get is your obsession with artificial reefs. You've just done a massive heavy-handed intervention in the environment; we don't need another one. Pravoslaviya wants the status quo ante restored. Perhaps then, after that has been the case for some time, the Caspian Council could revisit the environmental situation and discuss whether we should bring in any artificial reefs."
"Pravoslaviya is resolutely opposed, however, to the idea of free movement among the Caspian countries. We will not allow Reitzmag to ransom these islands and bounce us into dismantling our borders and opening our markets. A free movement zone extending to the Kaasian border is totally unacceptable to us; a free movement zone with a country like Reitzmag, with its radical globalist migration policies, is totally unacceptable too. Free trade is something we can talk about separately, but absolutely not as a ransom for these islands. I will, however, reiterate that we will remove all sanctions against Reitzmag if an agreement is signed to our satisfaction."