Ucrad

About
Ucrad is an eastern European country neighboring; Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, and Poland.

History
After the Warsaw pact was created, many people of the nations rose up, spanning across many of the eastern European countries.

The first protests against the Warsaw pact were held in Eastern Poland lead by Jarek Król to become a independent democratic nation. The protest became a movement, deemed the "Król Uprising". Soviet troops were quick to try and cease the uprising by sending 4 divisions, but they were held off by many of Poland's and Ukraine's soldiers who fought for the democratic cause.

Ucrad soon achieved becoming its own independent nation in 1963 thanks to the United states, Great Britain, and

France supporting the rebels with weapons and supplies.

Geography
Ucrad contains lands of fields of farms, to ice cold winters. Ucrad is broken up into twelve states; Aflos, Eclesh, Utrail, Ploilor, Ulbaria, Gluca, Uchal, Ulgain, Esnya, Aspad, Goglary, and Ulbein. Ucrad's capitol is Uchal.

Politics
Ucrad's main party is the Związek Ukradowskiej Wolności (Union of Ucradian Liberty).

Smaller parties include:
Kolejność nowego prawa (Order of the new right)

Ukradowska Partia Ludowa (Ucradian People's Party)

Narodowy Ruch Prawosławny (National Orthodox Movement)

Military
Ucrad's military consists of an army, a navy, and an air force. Ucrad's active military personnel consists of 326987, and its reserve military personnel consists of 87654.

The War on Coummunism
In 2003 communist rebels started appearing in north western Ulbaria, South eastern Utrail, and Eastern Ploilor. With these rebels appearing, Prime minister Luke Rempe and Secretary of Defense Nicholas Borkowski declared a war on the communists. The leader of the communist rebels is Bazyli Zawadzki, and is Ucrad's most wanted criminal. The war has still not ended and Zawadzki is still at large.