Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, also called the Soviet Union, abbreviated USSR, and sometimes called the New USSR, was a communist government set up in Eastern Europe and Central Asia after coups committed by the Communist Parties of the countries. It was established in 2017, during a time when many revolutions and civil wars occurred throughout the world. It functioned considerably different than the first Soviet Union, but also had many similarities. Those included the same capitol, Moscow, and the same ground force, the Soviet Army.

General information

 * Capitol: Moscow
 * Population: 317,000,000
 * Official Language: Russian
 * Government: Socialist republic
 * Head of State: Premier
 * Nikolai Talinin (2017 —)
 * De facto leader: Chairman of the Communist Party
 * Evgeny Vasilyev (2017—)
 * Today part of:
 * Russian Federation
 * Ukraine
 * Belarus
 * Moldova
 * Estonia
 * Latvia
 * Lithuania
 * Tajikistan
 * Kyrgyzstan
 * Kazakhstan
 * Turkmenistan
 * Uzbekistan
 * Mongolia