SIMUN Freewrite

If a coup over threw the Pakistani government and threatened to use nuclear material and weapons on the rest of the world, a world leader would need to step in. Not only would this jeopardize the security of surrounding countries, it would pose a national security issue. The United States would most likely step in to secure the nuclear material and help keep order in the region. This would either anger or please other countries around the world, and as Slovakia, I back the United States on their decision to enter Pakistan to secure nuclear material.

As a member of NATO along with the United States, my country is semi-obligated to side with the US along with other members of NATO like the UK. As an ally of the US, Slovakia would not only support their decision, we would be willing to supply extra forces and monetary donations to keep the world safe from nuclear disaster.

The coup and/or terrorist group that overthrew the government would need to be controlled and put to extreme consequences. I would recommend that they be put in jail for time being, then should be brought before the International Court of Justice for further punishment.

UN Peacekeepers could be deployed in agreement with the United States to ensure that no further uprisings or attempt to disturb government would occur. The government would also need to be restored. Slovakia would work in coordination with the United States, United Nations, and other members of NATO to make sure that a stable government is put back in place in Pakistan. All nuclear material would be properly secured and measures to make sure it stayed only in the hands of government would be taken. Peacekeepers could stay in the region if needed; they could also help maintain the security of nuclear material.

As Slovakia, I would fully back the United States decision to enter Pakistan and secure nuclear material. Working together with the US, the problem would hopefully be solved quicker and in a more peaceful way.