The following is a report by the Joint-Commission of Orthodox-Catholic relations. Today the meeting of Patras was concluded and was replaced by the Union of Patras! The leaders of the Croatian, Serbian-Croat, Albanian, Greek, & Hungarian Catholic Churches met with the delegation of the Orthodox Church and both concluded that their respective Churches had much in common! After weeks of talks, the Orthodox Represenative from Constantinople, Very Rev. Father Athanasios, convinced the Balkan Catholic delegation to accept Orthodox Theology!!!! Before the meeting was concluded, Represenatives from the Bulgarian Byzantine Catholic and the Greek Byzantine Catholic Churches came and announced that they to have excommunicated the Pope Alexander III and wish to be part of the meeting which to they where accepted and also renounced Roman Theology. All delegations signed the Union of Patras, which states that the Croatian, Serbian-Croat, Albanian, Greek, Bulgarian, and Hungarian Catholic Churches will enter into Full Communion with the Orthodox Church! Thus, All Roman Catholic priests, bishops, archbishops, parishes, parishoners, and all property located in Serbia, Croatia, Southern Slovenia, Montenegro, Albania, Greece, Northern Macedonia, Bulgaria, & Bosnia now belong to the Orthodox Church! In other words, Croatia is now Orthodox. And the Roman Catholic population in All of Yugoslavia has dropped from 500,000 to 10,000, located in Northern Slovenia, and the rest joining the Orthodox Church due to the Union of Patras! A special thanks to all those who signed the treaty Balkan Catholic Church Delegation: Major-Archbishop Joseph I of All the Balkans. Now Bishop Joseph III of Zagreb Patriarch Ioannes I of the Byzantine Greek Catholic Church in the Hungarian Speaking Territories. Now Retired. Patriarch Constantine I of the Albanian Byzantine Greek Catholic Church. Now Bishop of Northern Albania. Patriarch Vladimir I of the Serbian Croatian Byzantine Greek Catholic Church, Now Retired. Exarch Konstantinos I of the Greek Byzantine Catholic Church. Now a priest in Athens. Exarch Boris I of the Bulgarian Byzantine Greek Catholic Church. Now a priest in Sofia. Orthodox Christian Delegation: His Beatitude, Patriarch Vladimir IV of All Serbia His Beatitude, Archbishop Anastasios I of Athens and All Greece His Beatitude, Archbishop Noli I of All Albania Very Rev. Father Athanasios, Represenative of the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople Kosmas IX Note: All other Orthodox Churches that did not attend the meeting (I.E. Russian Orthodox, Czech Orthodox, Romanian Orthodox ect. ect.) where represented by the Ecumenical Patriarchate so all Churches had represenation.

A threat, from a croat nationlist, all armies will be on high alert, since this is not a big threat, we wont take any action but will be at the ready. The croat population isnt large, to even start a revolt the people of course live in peace, but choose to start a war, this will not be allowed. A man named General Slavch Krilovik has threaten the Kingdom, we have sent a small brigade, called the Royal Special Forces, to capture this man, who is said to be located in Zagreb, Croatia. The Brigade will land in Zagreb, by helicopter, all police will blockade roads, and do ID checks on every person who leaves and enters. This will not be allowed in our Kingdom, this man threatens our nation and people and wants to bring a war with him. We will stop him at all costs. When captured he will be sent to Belgrade, and be sent to the King directly. Signed. Jozéf Poniatowski, Minister of Defence.

Today, His Beatitude, Patriarch Vladimir IV of All Serbia, was invited by His Beatitude, Major-Archbishop Joseph I, Head of the Catholic Communion of the Balkans to the Greek city of Patras. The Major-Archbishop expressed that he wished to dicuss Theological and Political issues with His Beatitude Vladimir. His Beatitude gladly agreed and both delegations with will bring represenatives. Balkan Catholic Church Delegation: Major-Archbishop Joseph I of All the Balkans Patriarch Ioannes I of the Byzantine Greek Catholic Church in the Hungarian Speaking Territories Patriarch Constantine I of the Albanian Byzantine Greek Catholic Church Patriarch Vladimir I of the Serbian Croatian Byzantine Greek Catholic Church Orthodox Christian Delegation: His Beatitude, Patriarch Vladimir IV of All Serbia His Beatitude, Archbishop Anastasios I of Athens and All Greece His Beatitude, Archbishop Noli I of All Albania Very Rev. Father Athanasios, Represenative of the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople Kosmas IX The reason for the Greek delegation was because the meeting is in Greece, the reason for the Albanian delegation is because of the growing converts from Catholicism to Orthodoxy in Albania, and the represenation from the Ecumenical Patriarchate is because the Ecumenical Patriarchate is the highest ranking Patriarch. The results of the meeting will be posted tomorrow.

The Prime Minister Miroslav Pasic was attacked today on his way back from the convention with the French government. He was getting into his car when a group of armed Albanians, using French made weapons, opened fire on him and his security detail. Luckily the security was able to dispatch the terrorists without any casualties and the Prime Minister is said to be unharmed. More information will be provided as the situation develops.

Today outside our naval headquarters in Budva a large group of people formed in front of the gate. They were there to protest the government's discrimination of minorities. I ordered my men to station a car with a mounted machine gun on it at the gate and doubled the guard. I also ordered them to hold fire unless their lives were in danger. The people protested peacefully for a few hours before a small group of seven or eight men armed with various weapons, mostly handguns and bolt action rifles, joined in the protest. As soon as our guards saw the weapons the raised there weapons and ordered them to out down their weapons. The gunmen would not listen and began yelling for the other protesters to arm themselves. Suddenly one of the men with a pistol started shooting and wounded one of the marines. The other guards and the machine gun began shooting trying their best not to hit any unarmed protesters. When the firing had stopped five gunmen lay dead along with one marine and nine protesters. Two gunmen were captured, one was critically wounded the other had only a minor injury. We will await the Kings orders on what to do with them. I will see that the Marine and the civilian casualties get high honor funerals. Signed, Grand Admiral Axel Gyllenkrok Commander of the 1st Fleet and the Serbian Marines