Chemgotan Amur Region

The Chemgotan Amur Region (Romanised Russian: Chemgotan Amurskaya Kray) were a series of Chemgotan territorial holdings within the Amur Oblast, the Chemgotan Amur Region were both administered by the State of Yakutia (East Yakutia), and the State of Khabarovsk (North Khabarovsk) which owned their own portions of the Amur Region, the region was largely disputed between Russia and Chemgota following the conclusion of the Chemgotan War of Independence in 2036, the northern portions of the Amur Oblast were largely under Chemgotan control following the cessation of hostilities, the regions which were controlled by the Chemgotans were the northern portions of the Zeysky and Tyndinsky Districts, this led to the Chemgotan government establishing the provinces of Northern Zeysky and Tyndinsky, in which Zeysky was largely administrated and controlled by the State of Khabarovsk whilst Tyndinsky was controlled and administrated by the State of Yakutia. The city of Tynda was also divided between North and South Tynda, the southern portion being administrated by Russia as the north was controlled by Chemgota. Russia and Chemgota also largely began to fortify and establish border checkpoints along the disputed territory due to the significance of military unit incursions from both the Russian and Chemgotan military forces. The Amur Region was also largely developed and overhauled by the Chemgotan government, with the notable expansions being upgrading local infrastructure and industry and Northern Tynda also being largely urbanised, with the creation of new towns across the Amur Region benefitting from timber and resource extraction economic incentives. 
During the Remnant War, Russian Separatists largely controlled and maintained occupation over the Amur Region. During this conflict the Russian Separatists were repulsed and heavily attacked by the now largely enhanced and modernised Chemgotan Defence Force which significantly bombarded and launched air strikes upon the Russian rebels, the Chemgotan forces then swept throughout the Amur Region through a new combined arms offensive directed towards recapturing North Tynda and the surrounding selos. The Russian rebels began to retreat and withdraw back across the border into Russia's Amur Oblast where they were safeguarded and protected from Chemgotan prosecution, the Remnant War, especially the Amur Campaign led to heightened tensions between Russia and Chemgota following the Russian rebels being stamped out and defeated by the Chemgotan Defence Force, following the end of the campaign the area was largely converted and repopulated by Chemgotans, and indoctrination propaganda operations directed towards maintaining stability along the border regions were commenced, particularly for the Amur Regions which had a large loyal Russian population.
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