Third Republic of Turkey

The Third Republic of Turkey (Turkish: Üçüncü Türkiye Cumhuriyeti) or more commonly known as either Turkey or Ankara is an independent country situated in what used to be the capital region of Turkey. It borders Çorum to its east, Çapanoğulları to its southeast, Eskişehir to its west, Afyonkarahisar Islamic Republic to its southwest, Bolu to its northwest, The Central Anatolian District and Kırşehir to its south. It is widely recognized as the legitimate successor to the former Republic of Turkey, for now...
After the fall of Turkey in a nuclear war, the nation's resurgence is spearheaded by the establishment of a new government in Ankara, alongside remnants of the Turkish Armed Forces (TAF). The TAF, pivotal in securing and expanding the nation, establishes authorities over enclaves and regions like never before.
Embracing the legacy of the earlier republic, Turkish policies are revived, with the old constitution and laws reinstated. The heroic Operation "Anafartalar" is launched by the TAF to liberate Anatolia, though the vulnerable military incurs significant costs, resulting in a slow, methodical approach. The government is overthrown in an armless coup led by more pragmatist officers of the TAF, thus forming the Third Republic at the 148th anniversary of the first republic and the 1000th year of the Battle of Manzikert.
Amidst urgent calls for Turkish reunification, negotiations with neighbors ensue, yet progress is hindered by years of meetings. Meanwhile, Turkish invasions of neighboring territories underscore their regional dominance, albeit at the expense of stability and international relations.
This expansionist stance strains relations with some neighbors, though those seeking reunification eventually find common ground with the Turkish government, facilitating mutual agreements and progress toward a unified Republic.
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