Treaty of Magadan

Vikhrov Kusma
 Yasenev Damir
 Mikhail Mishustin

The **Treaty of Magadan** (Romanised Russian: Magadanskiy mirnyy dogovor) (Cyrillic Russian: Магаданский мирный договор) was the defining and ultimate treaty that marked the end of the 9-year long Chemgotan War of Independence along with securing Chemgotan recognition as a legitimate sovereign state after the war, the treaty also humiliated Russia largely ever since the First Chechen War. The treaty was signed by both Presidents Igor Elmpt and Vladimir Putin along with Vice President Vikhrov Kusma of Chemgota and Prime Minister Yasenev Damir of Chemgota and Vice President Mikhali Mishustin of the Russian Federation. The Treaty was mediated by the United States and United Kingdom, with the leaders of both nations British Prime Minister Eli Walker and American President Travis Harper, in which both observed and mediated the Treaty for both sides, arguably however both the United States and United Kingdom were more favourable for the Chemgotan propositions. The Treaty concluded on September 16th 2036 in which the same day the Treaty was legalised and became effective under international law and all presented leaders and figureheads signing the Treaty, ending the conflict in ultimate Chemgotan victory and secured it's independence.

The main terms of the Treaty lists as the following below:

* Chemgota will obtain sovereignty from the Russian Federation and that the Russian Federation shall recognise the proposed borders as legitimate with all former political assets and connections between both parties being abolished and that the newly established Republic of Chemgota retains and formulates it's own political and socioeconomic entities and separate jurisdiction.

* Russia is made responsible for the destruction and damages it has effected to Chemgota and to the Dalstroy Region, Russia must repay with reparations due to Chemgota within maximum 7 years, no exceptions shall be made, nor the reparations should be avoided.

* A demilitarised zone shall be established and fabricated under the administration of the United Nations, the demilitarised zone shall be attached and adjacent to the regular border, Russia and Chemgota shall maintain the border respectively together with the United Nations observing military movement along the border from both sides. The demilitarised zone is not politically controlled by the United Nations, but rather as a demarcation line between both respective former belligerents.

* Both nations agree on having an open border between each other without no real political boundaries such as enforced walls or checkpoints being set up across the vast border of the nation, as a result, checkpoints will be set up on border towns, but movement between both Chemgota and Russia will not be in any way be limited or prevented despite the political boundaries, this is for the populations of both nations to be able to connect and travel through the border freely, however checkpoints validating for weapons and other illegal equipment, substances and other illegal miscellaneous objects on persons shall be detained accordingly by both nations.

* The maritime borders of both Russia and Chemgota will be adjusted, with the Sea of Okhotsk being segregated on 147° longitude, with the North Khabarovsk and South Khabarovsk land border extending on the 55th parallel. Russia will cede all political administration and control between the Republic of Chemgota and the State of Japan, with Chemgota obtaining the Northern Kuril Islands and the Southern Kuril Islands given to Japan.

* Russia is forced to demilitarise and disarm itself in the Far East after the war with Chemgota, and cannot place official Russian Armed Forces personnel on the border between Chemgota and Russia, the only official uniformed services allocated on the border territory is the Russian Police and Border Security for reasons aforementioned on statement 3, Russia must have only have 5 Divisions in the Russian Far East, meaning a maximum of 50,000 soldiers, 32 tanks, 40 aircraft and 5 naval vessels stationed at Vladivostok.