Товарищи

Soviet Foreign Ministry wrote:To whom it may concern,

The Soviet Union is always in search of like-minded friends and allies. Tito's revolution was viewed by the Stalinist cult as wrongful and counter-revolutionary - the current Kapralov government does not see this. As we are sure your government has taken note of events both at home and abroad, the Soviet Union is in a severely weakened state. Multiple republics have broken off from the Motherland, and we will reunite those Republics when it is time, but until then we must seek friends against those who threaten us most. The Supreme Soviet has authorized a meeting between our nations, and we can meet either in Moscow or Beograd, whichever is most convenient. Head of Government Dmitri Tsedilits will make himself available for any meeting date.

Socijalistička Kraljevina Jugoslavija
Pivljanina Baja, Beograd, Socialist Province of Srbija
Office of His Majesty

"To my comrades in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics,

Whatever you may think of your southern-most Slavic brethren in these lands, know that the Kingdom despite it's Monarchial and Socialistic structure that might mystify or outright draw blank stares in confusion; we are still the same people of Yugoslavia, the very same ones that pushed and won back our country from those who sought to divide us, from those who sought to conquer us. Europe stands on a precipice as it stands empty, the governments of old fallen to the way side even as nations desperately try to claw their way back into the world stage at the end of the disastrous war.

With this grave matter raised, I humbly invite you to Beograd, specifically to Beli Dvor to establish a dialogue between the Kingdom and the Union.

I sincerely hope that good relations and tidings flourish between our two great countries in spite of our slight differences."

Sincerely,
Kralj Dragojev Belojevic