19-04-2026, 08:28 PM
President Ibraev visits North Baeguk
Cise, Utaristan | 12. 10. 5723
In a first major international visit since the establishment of the Revolutionary People's Republic of Utaristan, President Abenanka Ibraev has visited North Baeguk in an official state visit.
North Baeguk, officially the Democratic People's Republic of Dranea, is a socialist state that controls part of the Baeguk peninsula, opposed by the Kingdom of Great Baeguk to its south. Cise officially recognises Dranea as the sole legitimate state on the Baeguk peninsula. North Baeguk and Utaristan share a close relationship, as they both are socialist states in northern Dovani with shared distrust of multi-party socialism, embodied by Xsampa. As a sign of this close relationship, the dictator of North Baeguk Buyeo, Bitnaeri, has sent a public congratulatory letter to the Revolutionary People's Party of Utaristan on the occasion of 10 years of the revolutionary regime's existence.
Now the Ibraev repays Buyeao's support with an official state visit, the first in the history of the revolutionary republic. Ibraev has visited the capital of North Baeguk, Taedo, where she has met with her counterpart. The two socialist women dictators have apparently discussed a broad range of topics, including sexism, socialist theory, and relations with Xsampa. Both Cise and Taedo have made clear their openness to further cooperation, including economic and military.
"They really have no other choice. Both are authoritarian socialist dictatorships, and both need ideologically aligned allies," commented Khudayberdi Abdullayev, an expert on northern Dovani politics. "Of course, with recent events in Xsampa, Utaristan does not have as intense a need to become more independent as a few years ago, but Xsampa can still return to democracy, and if that happens, it might suddenly be a true enemy and not just a necessary evil. Utaristan's support for the new Xsampan dictator is certainly a big gamble; if he falls, the new government will definitely refuse to continue its support of the Cise regime, and with the current Utaristani dependence on Xsampa, that would be close to catastrophic."
North Baeguk, officially the Democratic People's Republic of Dranea, is a socialist state that controls part of the Baeguk peninsula, opposed by the Kingdom of Great Baeguk to its south. Cise officially recognises Dranea as the sole legitimate state on the Baeguk peninsula. North Baeguk and Utaristan share a close relationship, as they both are socialist states in northern Dovani with shared distrust of multi-party socialism, embodied by Xsampa. As a sign of this close relationship, the dictator of North Baeguk Buyeo, Bitnaeri, has sent a public congratulatory letter to the Revolutionary People's Party of Utaristan on the occasion of 10 years of the revolutionary regime's existence.
Now the Ibraev repays Buyeao's support with an official state visit, the first in the history of the revolutionary republic. Ibraev has visited the capital of North Baeguk, Taedo, where she has met with her counterpart. The two socialist women dictators have apparently discussed a broad range of topics, including sexism, socialist theory, and relations with Xsampa. Both Cise and Taedo have made clear their openness to further cooperation, including economic and military.
"They really have no other choice. Both are authoritarian socialist dictatorships, and both need ideologically aligned allies," commented Khudayberdi Abdullayev, an expert on northern Dovani politics. "Of course, with recent events in Xsampa, Utaristan does not have as intense a need to become more independent as a few years ago, but Xsampa can still return to democracy, and if that happens, it might suddenly be a true enemy and not just a necessary evil. Utaristan's support for the new Xsampan dictator is certainly a big gamble; if he falls, the new government will definitely refuse to continue its support of the Cise regime, and with the current Utaristani dependence on Xsampa, that would be close to catastrophic."
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