Nokyta

Nokyta (Russian: Нокита) officially known as the Republic of Nokyta (Russian: Республика Нокита) Northeast Asia within Siberia. It is bordered in the southeast by the Pacific Ocean, maintaining oceanic borders with Japan, to the east, it is bordered by the Sea of Okhotsk to the east. It shares land borders with Haide to the west, West Yakutia to the northwest, Chemgota to the north, and Korea to the south, Nokyta also comprises of several outlining islands such as its largest island being Sakhalin. The country is known for its rugged terrain, with vast forests, mountains, and rivers covering much of its territory.
In 2064, the Republic of Nokyta, along with West Yakutia, declared independence from Russia after years of Chemgotan support for the movements to eventually break free from Russian control so that Chemgota can assert control and authority over the Far East. The move was met with a swift response from the Russian government, which launched a military campaign to retake the territories which circulated in the West Yakut and Nokytan Wars of Independence, however, both Nokyta and West Yakutia were backed by the Chemgota, which provided military and economic support to the fledgling nations. As the conflict escalated with numerous atrocities being committed against the local population. Chemgota intervened directly and was successful in pushing back the Russian forces in a series of campaigns in both West Yakutia and Nokyta. The Chemgotan intervention proved decisive, and by the end of the conflict, both Nokyta and West Yakutia had secured their independence from Russia with the Treaty of Taldan. 
Following the war, Nokyta received large economic investments from Western countries and Chemgota, which helped to reconstruct the country and build up its economy. The country's natural resources, particularly its oil and gas reserves, proved to be a major draw for foreign investors, and the government implemented policies to encourage foreign investment and trade, due to this, Nokyta has a rapidly growing economy, driven by its natural resources, as well as a bolstered service sector, particularly in tourism and commerce. The country's close proximity to East Asian markets, as well as its strategic location as a gateway to Siberia and the rest of Northeast Asia, made its location a significant advantage in terms of trade. Due to these aspects, Nokyta remains a vibrant and culturally rich nation, with a unique blend of indigenous, Russian, and East Asian influences. The country's natural beauty, including its rugged terrain and vast wilderness areas, continues to attract visitors from around the world. With continued economic growth and political stability, Nokyta has grown exponentially ever since it achieved independence, particularly due to Chemgotan and Haidean assistance.
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