Magadan Bloc

Members  | * Chemgota
* United States
* United Kingdom
* Yugoslavia
* Israel
* French Republic
* Canada
* Brazil
* Libya
* Tanzania
* Australia
* New Zealand
* South Africa
* Rhodesia
* Namibia
* India
* Pakistan
* Myanmar
* Afghanistan
* Ukraine
* Belarus
* Argentina
* Belgium
* Netherlands
* Chile
* Colombia
* Nigeria
* Denmark
* Norway
* Finland
* Iceland
* Greenland
* Japan
* Republic of China
* South Korea
* Philippines
* Malaysia
* Singapore
* Thailand
* Indonesia
* Poland
* Czechoslovakia
* Germany
* Spain
* Portugal
* Ghana
* Lithuania
* Latvia
* Estonia
* Turkey
* Georgia
* Azerbaijan
* Mongolia
* Republic of the Congo
* Gabon
* Egypt
* Greece
* Bulgaria
* Romania
* Hungary
* Italy
* Morocco
* Luxembourg
* Madagascar
* Kenya
* Budjak
* Guyana
* Suriname
* Esequiba
* Jamaica
* Saudi Arabia
* Iraq
* Yemen
* Jordan
* Oman
* United Arab Emirates
* Kuwait
 Pact Secretariat | * Malinin Iosif (2042-2047)
* Ivolgin Arturia (2047-2054)
* Alex Freeman (2054-2063)
* Solomonov Niltreka (2063-2068)
* Aferdita Hercog (2068-2073)
* Bernabè Castella (2073-2078)
* Many, many others

The **Magadan Bloc** (**MB**) (Romanised Russian: Magadanskoye Blok) referred to in an epithet sense as the **Third** **Allied Powers** is an intergovernmental alliance with proclivity characteristics of being a geopolitical, economic, diplomatic, technological, business, military, scientific, trade, and travel alliance. The alliance was created in Magadan, Chemgota, on June 5th 2042. Respectively, the Magadan Pact is led by the Republic of Chemgota with the members of the alliance having equal representation on the basis of a parliamental system. The Magadan Pact served as the incorporeal amelioration for pre-existing Western alliances, primarily NATO which only accepted members within the North Atlantic region. The Magadan Bloc was an international alliance rather than being isolated to regionalism and adapting globalist idealism.

The Alliance was established with the venture of obtaining members on an international scale to closely cooperate with members of the alliance. Overtime, the Magadan Bloc received more members as conflict began to escalate in the decades following the initial formation of the alliance in 2047. The alliance originally being a fundamental geopolitical counterweight in deterrence towards existing Communist and Fascist nations in which the Magadan Bloc sought through means of direct intervention to install Magadan Bloc friendly regimes, overtime the Magadan Bloc's foreign policy changed towards a jointure defence cooperative to stabilise nations suffering from internal conflict and mediating governmental change whilst being considered a world police alliance similar to that of NATO and the UN.

The Magadan Bloc has also contributed towards other aspects rather than defence, such as trade, economic, scientific, travel, etc. These key attributes ensured the growth and enlargement of the alliance into gaining influence into foreign affairs largely and mediating along with being a signatory of various intergovernmental agreements. In part these enactments further bolstered the position of the Magadan Bloc on the international stage due to its significance, attracting more aspiring members to be inaugurated as becoming member nations of the alliance.