Eurasia

Eurasia “The United Eurasian Free Republics” is the largest country in the world. The Eurasian capital is in St Petersburg. Eurasia borders the countries Korea, Zhongua, Mongolia, Inuit, Cascadia, , Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey, Greece, Wallachia, Bulgaria, Pomerania, Silesia, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Hungary, Armenia, India and Lubusz. Eurasia is home to about 137,110,990 people, spread around the wide country.

## Independence and Rise

Following the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the Russian SFSR became the independent Russian Federation. A federal semi-presidential system was established by the adoption of a new constitution. Vladimir Putin has been in charge of Russia's political system since the turn of the century, and throughout his reign, democracy has regressed and an authoritarian trend has emerged. The annexation of Crimea from neighboring Ukraine in 2014, the annexation of four more regions during an invasion in 2022, and the full annexation of Belarus and Ukraine in 2024 are just a few examples of conflicts where Russia has been militarily involved.

Eurasia has some of the lowest ratings in the world for democracy, human rights, and press freedom; it also has a high perception of corruption. By nominal GDP, the Eurasian economy, which mainly relies on its wealth of natural resources, is ranked third. It has the greatest mineral and energy reserves in the world, and its rates of oil and natural gas production are among the highest in the world. With the strongest nuclear arsenal and the third-highest military spending, Eurasia has the fifth-highest GDP per capita. The nation is a founding member of the G20, SCO, BRICS, APEC, OSCE, and WTO as well as the dominant member of post-Soviet organizations like CIS, CSTO, and EAEU/EEU. It is also a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council.

### 2022 Russian Invasion of Ukraine

De facto starting in 2014, the conflict continued in 2022 after a Russian invasion. In late 2023, the majority of Europe and the United States started to reduce their aid to Ukraine as a result of the negative effects it was having on their economies and populations. Poland, Czechia, and Slovakia would be the initial countries to begin this. The Kiev Crisis would result from this, during which many foreign forces would be withdrawn from the nation and Russian troops would start to approach Kiev.

#### the 2024 October Crisis.

Pro-Russian views would welcome many NATO countries with open arms after the fall of Ukraine and the absorption of Belarus. Hungary would be the first nation to quit the alliance. Pro-Russian views would become prevalent in nations like Greece and Slovakia.

NATO reactions to this would be immediate political intervention, beginning plans to retrieve NATO weaponry from Hungary, however it was too late, Russian troops had already entered Hungary and fortified the state, Putin would threaten NATO with full on nuclear warfare if an invasion of Hungary was even thought of, which caused NATO to drop their arms. However the American and Romanian military would smuggle weaponry into underground Hungarian Revolutionary parties, however this would lead no where after Russian troops busted the operation.

## Annexation of Abkhazia and South Ossetia

In 2026, as the world was distracted with the crisis's in Europe, Russia would annex the two rebelling states in Georgia, prompting Georgia to retaliate with an occupation of parts of South Ossetia after launching an armed entrance of the two provinces of Georgia.

Georgian military would be dominated by the Russians, and with Armenian Aid, the Russian Coalition fighters and Georgian armed forces would be beaten to Tbilisi after a year of fighting. This would lead to fear being brought down into the world, with President Ronald Kennedy denouncing the annexation and deeming it imperialist. Putin and RFK would prepare for war as tensions increased, with the Liberalist and Authoritarian ideals of both states clashing as the world turned to turmoil.

## World War 3

After a NATO supported Romanian occupation of Transnistria and Ukrainian revolt in Kiev, Russia would invade the Baltic States as retaliation, capturing Vilnius in days with ease as diplomacy was brought to the table by NATO. Romania and Russia would begin brutal fighting as CSTO and the newer UPOE were called to war against the American Coalition. The Bucharest Treaty would be signed, limiting nuclear weapons for only defensive reasons.

Russian sucess would become frequent in the Polish front, with Russian troops nearing Warsaw. In Romania, Romanian troops had been beaten out of Bucharest by Serbian and Russian troops, and Bulgarian troops had begun retreating to the western front as Greek and Serbian troops made great captures. In Finland, the Lapland Breakthrough was a success, with Russian troops breaking through the guerrilla-like fighting of the Finnish militias.

### Failure in Turkiye

In Turkiye, Russian troops would fail at breaking the stalemate in Pontus, with the Turkish troops managing to push the Russian troops back onto the Pontic Coast. Russia would begin to become worrysome, as nukes were brought into Ankara by the American armies. Turkish armed forces had also made major success in the Thracian Front, with Greek troops not being able to break the Turkish defense lines.

## Post War

After the war, Eurasia would enter a state of depression, with Moscow a wasteland, St Petersburg was given the title of the capital city. The Eurasian economy had raised tremendously, but the peoples morale was lower than ever, Putin had been forced to tighten his grip on the country to not lose his control. Eurasia was in a state of confusion and sadness, and the people felt in badly.

### Chişinău Uprising

The Chişinău uprising was an event caused by the Eurasian Depression, Moldovan Militias would rebel against the Eurasian Oppressors, occupying the city for a month before being seized by the Eurasian Armed Forces.

### Chişinău Peoples Army

The Chişinău Peoples Army (CPA) was a militia formed in 2030 during the occupation of Chişinău. in 2037 they would arm themselves and any civilians they could find, they would ally with the Chişinău Police Force and would begin a lock down on the city without the Moldovan Autonomous Republics governor approval, this would lead the governor into a state of confusion, allowing the CPA to occupy the city and begin to list demands. The leader of the militia, Cahul Alexandru would send a message to the St Petersburg Government.

> **"Dear Putin, I speak for the Romanian peoples of Eurasia. The Chişinău Peoples Army requests the independence of Moldova, Moldavia, and Odessa as one state under the Chişinău Peoples Army, aswell as 5 Billion dollars in reperations from the recent war. If these requests are not fulfilled, you will not be caught alive."**
> Cahul and his army would begin the one week offensive, capturing outskirt towns of Chişinău. However this would break the front, allowing the Eurasian Armed Forces to begin an offensive on the city, Cahul would realize this and would begin to stretch out his limited defenses into his newfound occupations. Eurasian armed forces would capture small towns occupied by Cahul, as well as important roads and buildings leading into the city.
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