EEU

The EEU, or Eurasian Economic Union, was an agreement originally signed by Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan and was founded in 2015. The EEU quickly evolved into an alliance directly competing with NATO and ended up having countries join the EEU for military protection.

Directly after the renewal of the treaty in 2018, Transnistria declared independence from Ukraine and vocalized their interests in joining the EEU. After the end of the war in 2019, Transnistria, who was likely supported by the EEU and conquered a larger portion of Ukraine as a result, joined the EEU. Kazakstan and Kyrgyzstan made an effort to try and conquer all of Central Asia but were curbed by NATO assistance in the region eventually peace was signed, with Kazakstan and Kyrgystan merging together and the United States of Central Asia (USCA) was formed as a NATO hold in Central Asia.

In 2021 Russia allowed the Democratic Republic of the Congo to join, expanding their influence to Africa. In 2022 the DRC massively expanded their territory in Africa. In 2023 the EEU tried to recruit the First Israeli Empire but was denied. In 2025 Russia tried to get Egypt and Japan to join the EEU but neither would. In 2027 the DRC conquered even more areas in Africa.

In 2029 Transnistria incorporated Moldova into their country peacefully. A year later the EEU funded an Armenian conquest of Georgia and Azerbaijan and joined the EEU afterward.

Members of the EEU:
 * Russia (2015-
 * Belarus (2015-
 * Kazakhstan (2015-2027 EEU.PNG
 * Kyrgyzstan (2018-2020, merged with Kazakhstan)
 * Transnistria (2019-
 * Democratic Republic of the Congo (2021-
 * Armenia (2030-