My name is Vice Admiral Michelle Collins, Executive Officer of the Liberty Navy's Third Fleet. I'm aware this might not be something you'd expect in your inbox, especially with the parameters laid out here, but in the interest of preservation, if the LSF won't do it then I will.

One of our warship detachments to Leeds came across one of your vessels, callsign SCRA|Krsnik,. Commander Beckett, who was in charge of the group, relayed a request from me to this pilot about the odds of a cease-fire being possible. All I got was something that resembled a 'sure', but if it's something I can work with, I will.
Our two people visibly contest the Gallic Navy, that much is evidently certain. However, our two people also contest each other, which brings alight a strange triangle of conflict, one I'm sure we can, at least for a time, work out and take care of.

I'm curious if a formal cease-fire could be put into place for any ship bearing the Third Fleet's marker. I can't speak for the First or Fifth, or the vast majority of the Secondary, but as it stands the Third Fleet's desire is to be single-minded in this war. Fighting against an invader that has not only sieged our stations, but murdered citizens of our allies and threatened their very sovereignty is something we can't take sitting down. Having distractions from this threat only causes more problems, for both sides, and I'm certain you wouldn't mind a few less naval ships poking at your people should they come into our range.

I'll leave this topic for your response. With hope, I can tick the Coalition off of my list of things to worry about.

Farewell.