I really didn't bother check what there was burning since I thought that no one even recognise what that is. But just imagiante that it is some parts of Kremlin.
Images of The Death of Russia
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I really didn't bother check what there was burning since I thought that no one even recognise what that is. But just imagiante that it is some parts of Kremlin.
Attempted to use NightCafe to visualize what Moscow would look like as a result of the battle for the city:
Mikhail Gorbachev was last premier of Soviet Union in years 1985 - 1991. He tried reform the communist state but it was total failure and led eventually collapse of the nation. When NSF government was formed after Constitutional Crisis, Gorbachev was impeached for treason when he allowed Soviet republics to secede. He was sentenced to prison but he was released on January 1995 for exchange for food and medicine by Petrograd government.
Gorbachev was deeply depressed after spending in prison bit over one year and seeing his nation falling to brutal civil war. Gorbachev moved to Kaliningrad (later known as Pushkingrad) where he participated to anti-Gaidar protests. Gorbachev fell deeper to depression aftermath of 4/10. He anyway supported revival of Russia altough he personally wanted that becoming republic instead monarchy. Gorbachev hadn't much of support among Russians but he was highly respected abroad.
Gorbachev's health begun to decline in 2010's due diabetes and still continuing depression. He died in Pushkingrad in January 30, 2019 only two months after death of his friend and formed US president George H.W. Bush.
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Finnish-Russian border in Paljakka, Kuusamo, Finland. On the border between Finland and Russia, despite new entities appeared on both Kola and Karelia, the Finnish Border Guard (Suomen Rajavartiolaitos) has expanded thanks to conscriptions, and volunteers from Russia who fleed from the Petrograd regime
A view of European Russia from STS-72 mission with a reaction to those on the ground, especially the mission control center.
Alexander Barkashov was leading character among Russian ultra-nationalists already last days of Soviet Union. He eventually formed paramilitia forces and got more influence after 1993 Constitutional Crisis. After split between communists and ultra-nationalists Barkashov became one of most notable key leaders of Petrograd government and basically voice and face of the government. He begun to read infamous racist book Turner's Diaries in 1993 and got very horrible ideas. He promoted ethnic cleansings and wanter remove all minorities from Russia. But his most horrible act and heritage is mass genocides by nuking ethnic minorities in Komi and Uralic republics. That infamous act happened in April 1996. At this point Second Russian Civil War had turned to its deadliest phase when communists and nashis begun to nuke each others. Barkashov and rest of Petrograd fled with from Petrograd just before nuclear missiles hit to the city. The plane was later shot down by Americans but unfortunately Barkashov had already given order begin nuclear strikes against ethnic erpublics and several European and American targets. Komi and Uralic republics basically ceased from exist but European countries, USA and Canada suffered only minor damage.
Nowadays Barkashov is seen most evil man on history, even worse than Hitler or Stalin.
The State Committee on the State of Emergency (SCSE)/Государственный комитет по чрезвычайному положению (ГКЧП), the communist-leade group that overtook Mikhail Gorbachev from power.
It was formed by those politicians and KGB officials
- Gennady Yanayev, Vice President
- Valentin Pavlov, Premier
- Boris Pugo, Interior Minister
- Dmitry Yazov, Defense Minister and Marshal of the Soviet Union
- Vladimir Kryuchkov, Chairman of the KGB
- Oleg Baklanov, First Deputy Chairman of the Defense Council of the USSR
- Vasily Starodubtsev, Chairman of the Peasants' Union of the USSR
- Aleksandr Tizyakov, President of the Association of State Enterprises
treason when he allowed Soviet republics to secede?
Mikhail Gorbachev was last premier of Soviet Union in years 1985 - 1991. He tried reform the communist state but it was total failure and led eventually collapse of the nation. When NSF government was formed after Constitutional Crisis, Gorbachev was impeached for treason when he allowed Soviet republics to secede. He was sentenced to prison but he was released on January 1995 for exchange for food and medicine by Petrograd government.
Gorbachev was deeply depressed after spending in prison bit over one year and seeing his nation falling to brutal civil war. He anyway participated to protests against Gaidar in Kaliningrad. Gorbachev was anyway pretty unpopular due his failed attempt to stop horrible events in Russia and freefall of living standards of tens of millions people. Gorbachev was anyway still praised by non-Russians. He later moved to New York where he spent rest of his life.
Yet years afted end of Second Russian Civil War he cointinued speaking about re-creation of Russian state as loose confederation. But he didn't got much attention. He too commented often events on Russian successor states. Gorbachev manged to get some popularity among Russian diaspora but he wasn't anywhere as respected as he was among Americans or non-Russian Europeans.
Gorbachev's health begun to decline notably in 2010's. Probably his time in Russian prison and depression made his health and condition dropping rapidly and he spent lot of time in hosiptal. Gorbachev died on January 31, 2019 only two months after death of his friend and former US president George H.W. Bush.
So they forgot this article of the 1977 constitution??
Article 72. Each Union Republic shall retain the right freely to secede from the USSR.
Ilyukhin and the NSF weren't exactly interested in a fair trial, to put things mildly.
They were like a strange mixture of fascists and communists, but didn´t killed eachother the first days
Session of International Criminal Tribune for Former Russia in 1997
Already at early in 1994 UN had noted that NSF government had commited war crimes on Chechny and Uralic ethnic republics and made decision that people on resonse for these crimes must bring to the Hague. In 1996, soon after horrible events in Russia, UN Security Council had decided that there must be international war tribunal where war criminals would ad sued from war crimes, crimes against humanity and war against peace. Trials begun already at end of the year and these would last many years. The tribunal were most followed international trial since Nuremburg Trials in 1946. Many soldiers, GRU offices, commisars and low level politicians were accused. Many of them were sentenced to long prison sentence. Events of Russia were so horrible that some even suggested re-introducion of death penalty but UN didn't take so radical step.
It is from canon so I just followed that. And NSF government hardly could call most rational one.
Greenpeace activists protested the plans to build the nuclear power plant as activists had displayed a placard called "Remember April 10, 1996!"
Chkalovsk Air Base in Pushkingrad which airfield is reminiscent of where Yeltsin officials who fled Moscow on October 3, 1993, when they are departed to the exclave as they fled from the rising NSF-led government back in mainland Russia.
Spanish UN peacekeepers in Novoshakhtinsk, Rostov Oblast, Russia.
Aftermath of the Red nuclear strike on Sölƶa-Ġala (Grozny), Ichkeria.
Ever since the Chechen War in 1994, a series of bunkers and fallout shelters had been built throughout the underground of the Ichkerian capital and when the Nashi bombers headed towards the North Caucasus on April 10, 1996, U.S. occupational forces in Dagestan notified the Dudayev Government – almost immediately the government sounded the air raid sirens with the populace hurriedly running for the bunkers and shelters with police and members of the Ichkerian Federal Army (IFA) ushering them inside then going inside themselves and sealing the entrances. Hours laters just as Dudayev, via bunker radios, was about to give the all clear signal the Red missile struck the capital. Unfortunately, there were a few hundred individuals who either couldn’t or wouldn’t leave their homes and got atomised in the nuclear explosion. In the aftermath of the explosion, once the radiation reached safe levels, the reconstruction on the capital began with the State of Israel as well as the West supplying aid to Ichkeria.
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Now it's now going to be changed a little bit because you know .... . . 4/10 happened
First President of the Chechen Federation of Ichkeria, Dzhokhar Musayevich Dudayev, with his chief of staff reviewing an Ichkerian military parade celebrating the tenth anniversary of the independence of the Chechen people and the establishment of the then Chechen Republic of Ichkeria on June 8, 2001 which is celebrated throughout the Caucasian nation as “Ichkeria Independence Day”. Ichkeria Independence Day is also known as “Chechen Freedom Day” by the greatest ally of the Chechens, the American public.
Dudayev would serve as President of Ichkeria from 1991 to 2013 when he would retire from the presidency after which the first democratic election in Ichkeria since independence that wouldn’t have Dudayev partake in and win (due to his overwhelming popularity he’d win the 1997, the 2003, the 2008, etc. presidential elections though critics of Dudayev say that all the presidential elections since 1997 have been rigged). His then vice president and still current leader of the ruling All-National Congress of the Chechen People (NCChP), Zelimkhan Abdulmuslimovich Yandarbiyev, won the 2018 presidential election against the candidate of the then-newly established Ichkeria Progressive National Party (IPNP).
Yandarbiyev would then go on to the lose the 2018 election to an independent candidate with the NCChP losing its overwhelming majority of 90% in the unicameral Ichkerian Federal Senate to 60% with the opposing IPNP gaining 40% of the seats in the 2016 senatorial elections.
Then-Vice President of the Chechen Federation of Ichkeria, Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev calling recently elected U.S. president, the Republican Alan Lee Keyes, to congratulate him on his presidential victory on the night of November 7, 2000.
