We wish to update all Voyarans on the recent peace negotiations hosted by Sororia in light of the tensions within the UBN. The discussions were long and heavy, but our delegation stood firm together with our partners in the Alliance of the Unheard. Through steady dialogue and patience, we reached several important steps forward.

Most nations have moved toward understanding and cooperation. Only Sacravia and Voyara remain without full agreement, due to our deeply different beliefs — theirs rooted in the gods, ours in the living world around us. Still, we remain committed to peace. One argument raised against us was that our barter economy seemed to offer little to the UBN. In response, we have proposed a new path: sharing our medicinal knowledge and healing practices, so our contributions are recognized and valued.

Most importantly, the Alliance of the Unheard successfully negotiated equal voting rights within the UBN Council. This means our voice, and the voices of smaller nations, will finally carry the same weight.

To all Voyarans: stay calm, stay united, and continue walking our path with resilience and dignity.

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Today, Voyara addresses the rising tensions along our border with Sacravia. For generations, our people have lived in harmony with the land, moving freely across the deserts and pastures that define our identity. Recently, Sacravia has renewed claims on a portion of our territory, arguing from population and economic strength. We cannot accept this. Our land is not a commodity — it is our way of life.

Within the UBN, these pressures have grown heavier. Decisions too often favor the wealthiest nations, leaving smaller, nomadic countries unheard. The latest act —  sculptures of formal gods placed at our border meant to mock our traditions — crossed a line.

Voyara will not respond with hostility, but we will stand with dignity. We call on the UBN to uphold fairness and dialogue, and on our citizens to remain calm. Our identity is strong, our communities united, and our commitment to peace unchanged.

The Voyaran Counsil of Elders will keep you updated if there are any further developments.