Molotov

With the situation in Poland stabilized, and Lithuania merged with it into the greater Commonwealth, the informally termed Poland-Lithuania is now open for business with the world at large.

The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth has been reorganized into the Polish-Lithuanian Commune. We continue to be the legal successor of Poland and Lithuania, and shall act as such.

We remind the world that we seek and wish only for peace and prosperity, and do not intend to wage any wars of aggression.

We wish to call the Polish-Lithuanian Commune to Vienna for Peace Talks over recent tensions across the continent of Europe, if they are so inclined to seek a peaceful resolution to the current crisis.

In the interest of diffusing a potentially terrible and calamitous war, and securing the independence and stability of our nation, we readily accept this proposal, and hope all concerned parties do likewise.

The Union of Britain officially recognizes the Polish-Lithuanian Commune as the legitimate government of the Polish and Lithuanian peoples.