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Labhekistan

Flag of Labhekistan
Motto: Я страшный!
Map: [1]
Region	Four Arrows
Capital	Astana
Official Language(s)	Kazakh, Russian
Leader	Premier Alexi Strumov
Population	60, 880, 335
Currency	Dollar
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Labhekistan (Russian: Лабонкыятн), officially The United Socialist States of Labhekistan, is a medium-sized country situated in central Asia, below Russia and west of China. Its only coastline is on the Caspian Sea, but it is partially located on the Ural River.The terrain consists of semi-desert (steppe) and arid terrain.

Labhekistan existed as the nation of Kazhakstan until 2014, when the People's Socialist Party (PSP) took power. The civil war that ensued created the country of Labhekistan that exists today. Labhekistan has since become a member of the United Nations, due to its reversion to the former democratic system.

This country is one of the largest countries in Central Asia, but has one of the lowest populations, with only aproximately 60 million people. Emigration from the area since the 1980's has decreased the population, but many are starting to return.

History of Labhekistan

Dawn of the Socialist Era (2006-2016)

During the early years of the 21st century, Kazhakstan prospered during a period of economic growth and social development. Partnership with countries such as Russia and The United States of America allowed Kazhakstan to enter the global scene. Partnership with Russia at the Baykonur Cosmodrome allowed Kazhakstan to become one of the world's foremost leaders in aerospace technolgy. Education and healthcare were also drastically improved, and country entered a new period of social well-being.

Unfortunately, the democratic became increasingly corrupt and failed to represnt its citizens on numerous occaisons. Many began to long for the old days of socialism under the USSR. On June 1, 2016, a widespread coup was launched throughout Kazhakstan. Many government officials were killed, and the militart was split into factions along political lines. Eventually, after months of bitter fighting, the People's Socialist Party was victorious over the loyalists. In the east and west, parts of the country had seceeded or had been annexed by other nations. What remained became the United Socialist States of Labhekistan. September 1st, 2016, became National Founding Day, and the people of Labhekistan began the long process of rebuilding.

Labhekistan Today (2016-Present)

Today, Labhekistan is one of the more prominent nations in Central Asia. Its industries, including Autombobile and Aerospace Manufacturing, have become highly developed over the past several years. Despite the damage to the infrastructure caused by civil war, much has been repaired and much more has been created. Now Labhekistan's cities are clean and modern, equal to any city in the west.

Labhekistan's economy is strong, it the poverty rates are remarkably low for the region. The political scene is also quite stable, without a single terrorist attack in year six years. Recently, Labhekistan has become a meber of the Global Union of Socialist Nations (GUSN). Labhekistan has also taken several steps to upgrade its military, from old Soviet relics to new, modern, weapons and vehicles. Today, Labhekistan stands as a pillar of achievement above the surrounding counries of Central Asia, and intends to remain that way for a long time.

Military Forces of Labhekistan

The military forces of Labhekistan, or the Labhekistan Armed Forces (LAF), are divided into four branches: The Labhekistan People's Army (LPA), the Labhekistan Air Defense Force (LADF), the Labhekistan Naval Defense Force (LNDF), and the Labhekistan Home Guard (LHG). Each is responsable for a certain area of the nation's defense, and in recent days many sections of the LAF have been extensively upgraded for service in the 21st century.

Labhekistan People's Army

The Labhekistan army was founded on September 5th, 2016. It is comprised of 17 regiments: 3 armoured, 3 artillery, 5 combat engineers, 6 infantry. It has aproximately 20, 500 members, and is responsable for the main ground operations and defense of Labhekistan. It is compulsorary for all males between the ages of 18 to 20 to serve in the LPA, although many are excempt if they are attending university or other secondary education. After the 2 years of mandatory service, members have the option to leave or to remain in the LPA.

Vehicles of the LPA:

BTR-90 Infantry Fighting Vehicle -- 215

BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle -- 600

T-64BVMR Main Battle Tank -- 100

T-64BVK Command Variant -- 10

T-64ADATS Anti-Air Variant -- 15

BM-27 Missile Artillery Vehicle -- 55