Updated map: http://i.imgur.com/Pj8Bc.jpg

In an undisclosed location, a sleek black coffin is carried at the head of a solemn funeral procession. Offerings of flowers are cast in its path, and the wailing of family members fills the air.

Omer Beriziky is dead and buried. His union is now free to whoever claims it first, not just >>46. If nobody claims it within a few days then I'll "take care" of it.

>>58
Despite your best efforts, Espeonland has taken Northern Sweden. South Sweden is going to be very difficult to defend due to its sparse inhabitation and the length of the border. It is extremely likely to be lost.

Your nuclear bomb, on the other hand, works wonderfully; not only has the rail link been cut off but the land has been rendered unsuitable for reconstruction, necessitating a lengthy diversion in the case of rebuilding the railway. You have nine nuclear bombs remaining.

Belarus is yours. On the Eastern front, your forces from Canada have finally been lost entirely thanks to a combination of poor weather conditions, difficult terrain and lack of supplies.

As for the soirée, I have a few questions:

• Am I invited?
• Is this an excuse to attempt to assassinate all the world leaders at once?
• Will there be any of this sort of thing? (http://archives.4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1153431223/604)

>>59
At great expense, all your library dwelling tribesmen are recalled. The information you have gathered remains sparse and largely unreliable, but overall they seem to suggest that the Central Pacific Ocean is the most likely location.

The majority of your useful information came from Central and Eastern Europe. A number of difficulties arose, mainly due to the ongoing war and/or because the libraries have been destroyed in the mass nuclear bombing back in >>31.