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Transport commissioner Kozak refuses to transfer the metros to Kozacchyna as she vowes to take it to SCC, Nadiyan Sovereign Fund created by the NCB: all of that over some rails

Petrograd, Kozacchyna. In major development for the ongoing dispute between the central government and the Kozaki regional government over the issue of the Zarvospol and Petrograd metros, the head of the NCRAWW, Transport Commissioner Kozak has openly refused to transfer ownership and operation rights to the Kozaki government. During a press conference, Kozak defended her decision by saying, "Zarvospol, Petrograd, and Rodashyam are all confederal capitals with the first and latter ones being the capitals of 2 constitution. Because of that, the operation of the metros within Zarvospol and Petrograd is a top issue for the confederal government as it directly impacts the impacts the quality of the services offered by the companies operating those metros and the average time of alternance during rush hour. On top of that, just like the Rodashyam metro, those two metros alongside the planned ones for Spask and Volosgrad will continue being owned and operated by us to ensure a good quality and a trustworthy partnership with our citizens". When asked whether or not the government would be willing to go directly to the SCC, she replied with, "Petrograd is more than willing to defend its case in front of the Justices in Spask concerning this issue, that is if Zarvospol formally sues us for both ownership and operation rights. Of course we don't want such a petty issue to escalate to the point of calling in the Supreme Cooperative Court, but my commission is ready to accept all the outcomes from a potential trial". In other news, the governor of the central bank Evelina Maximovna has announced the creation of the Nadiyan Sovereign Fund as part of an initiative to diversify the Nadiyan economy and ensure that the benefits generated from the oil and gas industry will benefit the future generations that will inhabit Nadiya.