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After years of debating over the positioning of their mutual border, allegedly based on tribal influences, Tabarzeze and Yafwiya have requested the assistance of Puerta Docielo and Vlesadwassa to adjudicate the matter.

This issue has recently become more complicated by the interventions of Khenifria, Republic of Rachebabeverdeland Pebbostan (Pebbostan) and Allergeria. All 3 countries have significant populations of Sajjad and have been actively supporting the Organización de la Independencia de Sajjad – O.I.Sajj – in their claims to get an independent homeland.

The Sajjad’s claim covers a significant portion of northern Yafwiya and southern Tabarzeze. Sajjad claims also included small sections of Khenifria, Pebbostan and Allergeria – all of these have been accepted and granted nominal independence. The Sajjad independent state in Khenifria, Pebbostan and Allergeria is conditional on Tabazeze and Yafwiya accepting the corresponding Sajjad claims.

A conceivable outline of the Sajjad homeland is as illustrated below.


 

 

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