Kodiak Oblast

The Kodiak Oblast is an autonomous state under the leadership of Governor Anton Vardayn, established under the Russian Republic on January 12, 2011. It has a Russian majority population.
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==History==
In 1986, the Russian government launched an invasion of Alaska, crossing the Bering Strait. Thousands of conscripts were sent to the island of Kodiak to secure the major cities there. On March 24th, 1994, the Russian troops stationed in Kodiak lost contact with the Soviet Union. With the war over, many Russians chose to settle in Kodiak, occupying large portions of the city. 
===The KCR===
From the perspective of the Soviets (OBOK), the KCR (Kodiak Citizen's Resistance) was seen as a nuisance and a threat to their control over Kodiak. The KCR's resistance movement and their efforts to drive out Soviet forces from Kodiak City were seen as an act of rebellion against the established government.
The Soviets saw the KCR as a disorganized group of civilians who posed little threat at first, but as the KCR's resistance movement gained momentum, the Soviets and the Kodiak Oblast started to view them as a serious threat. 
The KCR's guerrilla tactics and their ability to strike at Soviet forces without warning made them a formidable opponent. Despite their efforts to suppress the KCR, the Soviets were never able to completely eradicate the resistance movement 
In the end, the KCR's efforts were successful, as the Kodiak Oblast eventually declared independence from the Soviets and made peace with the KCR.
===Kodiak Oblast===
The Oblast of Kodiak (OBOK) was established under the leadership of Aleksandr Zaharyatov in 1995.
The OBOK soon began to create tensions with the local population, raiding homes and fortifying defenses, including occupying the Kodiak Airport in 1996. With resources such as gasoline and fuel running low, the survival of the Russian Oblast devolved into a full-scale invasion of Kodiak, ultimately resulting in the occupation of the entire island by 1998.
Invasions by the Rangers (United Commonwealth) pushed the Russian Oblast northwards, with the southern territories being surrendered once again. Tensions between the Russians and locals continued to rise in Kodiak. Seven years after the defeat of Kodiak, connections were established with a second Russian government, with Vladivostok remaining as the largest Russian city in the east, it was named the capital of the Russian Democratic Republic.
===Immigration===
In the wake of increasing harassment from Chinese raiders entering Vladivostok from Manchuria and Korea, many immigrants began to flock to the city of Kodiak to escape the danger. As tensions continued to rise from the ongoing First Kodiak War, the Oblast of Kodiak officially joined the Russian Democratic Republic in 2011. In 2013, the current Colonel of the OBOK, Stepan Guraveyk, began to rearm the Russian population living within Kodiak. A small detachment of Russian forces then moved south, launching an invasion into the small neighborhoods towards the sea, and successfully retaking the Kodiak airport. However, an encounter with the Rangers of Washington ultimately led to another defeat for the Russian forces. 
The repeated defeats at the hands of the United Commonwealth members led to a mounting aggression towards the "southern" fighters and members of the United Commonwealth. Under the leadership of General Anton Vardayn, the Kodiak Army began to conduct constant harassment against United Commonwealth bases. The general launched a successful invasion into the surrounding towns on the island of Kodiak, and brought back civilian conscripts to aid in the invasion southward. 
The United Commonwealth, led by their skilled fighters, push back against the Old Harbor Company's assault and successfully defend their southern territories. However, the Russian Oblast's ambition for complete control of the island remains, leading to a second invasion attempt. The battle for Kodiak intensifies as both sides fight for dominance.
==The Final War==
The United States launches a counterattack, dropping nuclear bombs on major Soviet cities such as Moscow and Leningrad. The Soviet Union retaliates by launching nuclear missiles at major American cities. The world is thrown into chaos as countries scramble to defend themselves and retaliate against their aggressors. 
The war escalates, leading to the collapse of governments and the rise of new, powerful nations like the United Commonwealth. The Soviet-Turkish War of 1986 becomes known as World War III and marks the end of the world as we know it.
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