Caspian Covenant

The Caspian Covenant of Easwegians Assembled, commonly shortened to CCEA, also referred to as the Khazar Covenant, is the most secretive organisation of the Common Security Force, the Common Union of Easway's intelligence service. Established at independence on 19 December 2017 to succeed the revolutionary Cyber Council, the CCEA seeks avenues to boost the nation's economy through covert means. CCEA is a common acronym within Easway used to refer to the historical Cyber Council and Constitutional Convention, aiding in the Covenant's secrecy. The term Caspian refers to the sea area in which it is claimed the Ezaari, Norwegian and Pomors groups gained their original ethnogenesis. In Ezerryen and various Turkic languages, Caspian is referred to as Khazar, a historical polity whom Easwegians claim sucessorship to.
It is alleged that between 2017 and 2020, the CCEA shipped various narcotics made within Easway to Russia, who backed the self-declared micronation. Political developments within the Co-operative Government, including the unilateral incorporation of Hopen, an open claim to the heritage of the Pomors and the Pomors Brotherhood; opposed to Russia's governmental policies; and open denouncement of Russia's 2020 ban on gay marriage, led to soured relations and the ceasing of the CCEA's operations within Russia. In turn, Easway controversially recognised the Transnistrian breakaway republic, where it is alleged the majority of covert economic affairs is conducted.