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I have been assessing the situation between eIreland and ePoland and although I wasn't exactly 100 per cent sure about the treaty itself I have found a Polish article that explained it and here is the English version of it:

Terms of the agreement
1. eIreland agrees to sign a Non-aggression pact with ePoland. This states that eIreland and ePoland may not enter into any direct conflict (war) under any circumstances for the duration of the treaty, breaching of this will result in the forfeit of the treaty by the aggressive nation.
2. eIreland agrees not to start nor support by troops or other means any RWs on the territory of ePoland.
3. ePoland agrees to let go of all occupied original eIrish regions immediately.

Duration of agreement
1. The duration of this agreement is for 2 months starting the day it is ratified and ending on the corresponding date two months later unless Ireland will attack eUK and therefore will break the treaty with eUK. As an exception is NE on eUK in the terms of the deal in order to exchange the regions in the treaty between eUK and eIreland.

Other stipulations
1. All cost concerning the recovery of the occupied regions fall on eIreland.
2. ePoland will not obstruct the release of the regions.
3. This agreement comes into effect after it has been ratified and published in both countries national media.

Signatories:
ePoland
represented by: scyzoryck, CP

eIreland
represented by: Bean&teddy, CP

eBulgaria (mediator/guarantor)
represented by: eDarkAngel, CP

The Article I got this all from

So to open an area of discussion:
Do you think that the treaty was a National embarrassment or success? , I Personally think that the Treaty gave us our Independence back but is encouraging us to turn a blind eye to the plight of the other eNations struggling under ePolish oppression
and They've also stated indirectly that if we interfere we will be occupied once again.

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K.Fitzpatrick