Protests in Republic of Zaire

Protests started after a decison of Preisdent of Zaire, Vidak Jovic, that all citizens of New Republic Of Zaire have to pay 25 Zaires for developing of Zaire.

Begging of Protests

The protests began in Martrys square in front of Monument to Heroes of Park Civil War, at the begging there were 2 citizens and then about 10 minutes later the third citizen joined them, the protests started to get violent and protestors started vandalizing a Monument. The police forces were sent to disperse the crowd but then protestors started to throw rocks at policeman and then police started to hit them with nightsticks, in this moment, the hole chaos had started.

Military Intervention

President Jovic ordered that military needs to go to Martrys Square to disperse protests at all costs, 3 minutes later, the military had arrived to Martrys square and they got order from Persident to 'Fire at will' the military started shooting at protestors and protestors started to run into nearby building, the military patroled on streets at all time, 20 minutes after Protestors got out again and they started to fight with police and military, the military started to shoot again on protestors but still protestors didn't run away, they still fighted, at this moment police had betrayed President Jovic and police sided with protestors.

Jovic's speech on Protests

On the second day the President Jovic wanted to speak out to protestors by doing them a favor,

This was President's speech:

Fellow Citizens of Zaire, i have seen that not all citizens have been satisfied with decision of Revolutionary Command to make every citizen pay 25 Zaires for develop of country, I am pleased to announce to tell that this decision in no more, citizens don't have to pay 25 Zaires. Long live Zaire! Long Live Ba'thist Party of Zaire!

Micronational Response

The Goverment of Empire of Park in exile had expressed support for protestors.

Kingdom of Kyrat had expressed support for Goverment of Zaire.

The Grand Republic of Leskolandia had expressed support for Protestors.