Images of The Death of Russia

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Viktor Anpilov was Russian stalinist communist. He participated to anti-Yeltsin faction during Constitutional Crisis in 1993. After defeat and death of Yeltsin him became minister of industry on NSF government. He anyway break up with right wing faction and eventually took power with communists. Him became premier and led Red faction from Volgograd which was re-named as Stalingrad.

Anpilov was even more paranoid and brutal as Stalin and purged communist party in such degree that there barely was any capable official left couple years later. He too purged effectively army and it became very similar as Stalin's Red Army. Due Anpilov's paranoia some of his ministers survived only few hours after their appointment.

Anpilov was killed when al-Qaeda detonated nuclear bomb in Stalingrad at end of Second Battle of Stalingrad. Due massive purges Anpilov hadn't any suitable successor and his Soviet faction collapsed pretty soon after fall of Stalingrad.

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Tanks of nashis nearby of Stalingrad, just before the battle which would prove about as brutal and massive as First Battle of Stalingrad during WW2.

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Nuclear bomb detonated by al-Qaeda in Stalingrad on April 10, 1996. It was first nuclear bomb detonated during warfare since end of WW2. It killed whole leadership of Russian Soviet Republic and lot of political commisars and military commanders. Nashi and Red armies were greatly reduced. Civilian casualties were too massive. No one really know how many people were killed during nuking of Stalingrad but it is estimated that it was between 80,000 and 200,000. It left the city horribly ruined and it wasn't yet by 2022 recovered. Unfortunately this wasn't last nuclear bomb used during Second Russian Civil War.
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Yah, that either doesn't sound feasible or it was "Al Queda," all right. We are dealing with an ideology that gave us the gem "To lose you is no great loss."

It is entirely possible someone thought they were being slick. Some "pro gamer" (as in thought they would kill all rivals and get a target requiring more tyranical power to fight), vindictive (after loosing all friends) or simply jaded survival oriented military personnel simply gave 0 shits.

The kind of device capable of killing 200k folk "does not simply walk into Mordor."
 
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German soldiers wearing nuclear-biological-chemical (NBC) protective suits and masks, evacuating areas near to Rammstein AFB after the nuclear blast of April 10th 1996
 
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Nikolai Kharitonov (1948-1995) was a Russian politician and official who was most notable for being the leader of the cabal of NSF officials who took over the city of Novosibirsk and the surrounding countryside during the Second Russian Civil War. Being affiliated with the Left Bloc of the National Salvation Front, he would be notable for how he would pledge allegiance to Viktor Anpilov's Russian Soviet Republic (including enacting a series of purges modelled on the purges Anpilov carried out in Stalingrad) and for his actions during the Battle of Novosibirsk, culminating in how he would be killed when the car he was fleeing in was blown up by Executive Outcomes mercenaries.
 
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Semion Yudkovich Mogilevich in 1993.​

Mogilevich was a minor Russian mafia boss of Ukrainian birth who was a part of the well organised and armed Krasnoyarsk Krai Mafia, aka the Krai Mafia, which controlled not only Norlisk but also Urengoy and especially Dudinka during the inital months of the Second Russian Civil War. Mogilevich represented the Krai Mafia’s interests in and control of Dudinka on behalf of Mafia vozhd, Aslan Usoyan. Though the Krai only became as well organised and powerful thanks to Mogilevich modelling it after the American Mafia, Usoyan had sent him to Dudinka to get him away from the Krai’s centre of power (Norlisk) as the vozhd feared Mogilevich’s growing influence but didn’t want to see the mafia’s gains crumble due to infighting.

When Lebed’s Siberian forces (accompanied by mercenaries such as the South African mercenary group Executive Outcomes) arrived to liberate Norlisk, Usoyan put every armed man at his deposal at the airport to stop them and as fighting raged on in Norlisk, the vozhd sent out word for help to Mogilevich who decided to not send out any of the Dudinka branch to help Usoyan. After Norlisk was secured Usoyan & his associates were executed.

When the Siberians and mercs arrived in Dudinka, Mogilevich ordered his men to stand down and surrender – he knew better than to resist those who clearly held the upper hand in men and equipment (having been promised a lenient prison sentence for surrendering didn’t hurt either).

In 1999, Mogilevich would be released from prison and eventually become a member of Lebed’s government (much to the chagrin and horror to the people of Dudinka). Currently, Mogilevich is minister of finances for the Siberian Republic.

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Aslan Usoyan in 1993.​
 
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Kazair Tupolev Tu-154B-1 at Almaty International Airport, used by Nursultan Nazarbayev to attend the main peace negotations of the Second Russian Civil War
 

Kotka

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Cover of the video game "Metro 2033" based on the homonymous novel by the Israeli writer Dmitri Glukhovsky. Set in a world where the global attacks of 4/10 were not prevented, the story centers on the protagonist Artyom and his fight for the survival and protection of the Saint Petersburg metro, where political factions, religious extremists, mutants, radiation and a danger hitherto unknown.
 

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Cover of the video game "Metro 2033" based on the homonymous novel by the Israeli writer Dmitri Glukhovsky. Set in a world where the global attacks of 4/10 were not prevented, the story centers on the protagonist Artyom and his fight for the survival and protection of the Saint Petersburg metro, where political factions, religious extremists, mutants, radiation and a danger hitherto unknown.
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That´s Piter-2, the sequel of the first novel set in St, Petersburg, and was wrote by Shimun Vrochek, maybe it can be done in collaboration with Glukhovsky. And was the ukrainian company that created the game founded?
 
mspence

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San Francisco, 1997
Although not directly hit, San Francisco and the rest of the state of California still experienced the impacts of the attacks on North America and the Long Winter that followed.
 
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