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Cooperation between the nations to overturn the prevailing order in Coius predate the creation of ROSPO. The [[Pardarian Revolutionary Resistance Command]], the precursor to the UKP's government, was supported by Xiaodong from as far back as 1918 and the Xiaodongese had supported both the PRRC and Ajahadyan forces during the Great War, with Xiaodongese troops continuing to advise and train members of [[Mohan Balchandra]]'s forces during the [[Ajahadyan Civil War]]. Both Ajahadya and Xiaodong supported the victorious PRRC during the [[Pardarian Civil War]] sending both troops and material support, whilst Xiaodong's [[National Principlism]] and Khazestan-Pardaran's [[Sattarism|Severn Principles]] were considered mutual influences on each other. During the 1950's all three nations strongly supported {{Wp|decolonisation}} by Euclean countries such as [[Etruria]], [[Werania]] and [[Estmere]]. | Cooperation between the nations to overturn the prevailing order in Coius predate the creation of ROSPO. The [[Pardarian Revolutionary Resistance Command]], the precursor to the UKP's government, was supported by Xiaodong from as far back as 1918 and the Xiaodongese had supported both the PRRC and Ajahadyan forces during the Great War, with Xiaodongese troops continuing to advise and train members of [[Mohan Balchandra]]'s forces during the [[Ajahadyan Civil War]]. Both Ajahadya and Xiaodong supported the victorious PRRC during the [[Pardarian Civil War]] sending both troops and material support, whilst Xiaodong's [[National Principlism]] and Khazestan-Pardaran's [[Sattarism|Severn Principles]] were considered mutual influences on each other. During the 1950's all three nations strongly supported {{Wp|decolonisation}} by Euclean countries such as [[Etruria]], [[Werania]] and [[Estmere]]. | ||
The [[Second Satrian War]] (1959-1964) and [[Badawiyan War]] (1963-1966) saw Xiaodong support both the UFRS and UKP respectively. In 1964 the Gharazi-Li Agreement was made which committed the UKP to "expelling" imperialists from Badawiya and Bahia and Xiaodong from southwest and southeast Coius, with the agreement containing secret clauses that committed the two nations to mutual defence. The victory of the UFRS in the Second Satrian War unnerved both the UKP and Xiaodong and saw the two nations refrain from further support to the UFRS. | The [[Second Satrian War]] (1959-1964) and [[Badawiyan War]] (1963-1966) saw Xiaodong support both the UFRS and UKP respectively. In 1964 the Gharazi-Li Agreement was made which committed the UKP to "expelling" imperialists from Badawiya and Bahia and Xiaodong from southwest and southeast Coius, with the agreement containing secret clauses that committed the two nations to mutual defence. The victory of the UFRS in the Second Satrian War unnerved both the UKP and Xiaodong and saw the two nations refrain from further support to the UFRS, resulting in the UFRS becoming diplomatically isolated. | ||
The 1970's saw all three of the nations undergo foreign policy crises that highlighted their international isolation. The 1975 [[Coastal Crisis]] forced Xiaodong to prematurely detonate a nuclear weapon ([[Housheng]]) which was seen as the main factor in preventing international intervention against Xiaodong regarding the [[Treaty of Keisi]]. The 1975-1979 [[Irvadistan War]] despite the UKP being invaded by Irvadistan did not see Xiaodong meet its collective defence obligations due to the ongoing Coastal Crisis which led the UKP to undertake a lengthy campaign alone, although Xiaodong did provide material support. The 1972-1978 [[Third Satrian War]] saw neither the UKP nor Xiaodong support the UFRS which played a factor in its defeat. During the last months of 1977 [[Dakata]] launched an invasion of the UFRS which alongside the territorial losses the UFRS sustained during the war led to the near collapse of the UFRS. As a result Xiaodong signed a secret treaty with the UFRS and undertook an invasion of Dakata, starting a bloody guerrilla war that lasted until 1982. The war saw Xiaodongese and Ajahadyan forces extensively cooperate in joint operations serving as the blueprint for later joint operations. | The 1970's saw all three of the nations undergo foreign policy crises that highlighted their international isolation. The 1975 [[Coastal Crisis]] forced Xiaodong to prematurely detonate a nuclear weapon ([[Housheng]]) which was seen as the main factor in preventing international intervention against Xiaodong regarding the [[Treaty of Keisi]]. The 1975-1979 [[Irvadistan War]] despite the UKP being invaded by Irvadistan did not see Xiaodong meet its collective defence obligations due to the ongoing Coastal Crisis which led the UKP to undertake a lengthy campaign alone, although Xiaodong did provide material support. The 1972-1978 [[Third Satrian War]] saw neither the UKP nor Xiaodong support the UFRS which played a factor in its defeat. During the last months of 1977 [[Dakata]] launched an invasion of the UFRS which alongside the territorial losses the UFRS sustained during the war led to the near collapse of the UFRS by 1977. As a result Xiaodong signed a secret treaty with the UFRS and undertook an invasion of Dakata, starting a bloody guerrilla war that lasted until 1982. The war saw Xiaodongese and Ajahadyan forces extensively cooperate in joint operations serving as the blueprint for later joint operations. | ||
By 1982 the three nations security policies had shifted due to the changes in the international sphere from the 1972-1982 period. The UKP had transformed into the [[Union of Zorasani Irfanic Republics]] in 1980 following the annexation of Irvadistan but the annexation had been opposed abroad and isolated the new union internationally. Xiaodong's lack of support for the UFRS and the UKP in 1972 and 1975 respectively had undermined its image and isolated it during the Coastal Crisis, whilst the defeat of Ajahadyan forces during the Third Satrian War had rendered the UFRS in near collapse. As a result of the three nations foreign policy isolation during the 1970's and the perceived success of joint Ajahadyan-Xiaodongese cooperation against Dakata there was widespread calls by the three nations to come to a security arrangement, buffeted by the massive expansion of Xiaodong's nuclear weapons programme and the creation of the [[Council for Mutual Security and Development]] in 1981. | |||
===Formation=== | ===Formation=== | ||
==Military operations== | ==Military operations== | ||
Revision as of 13:01, 24 May 2020
容㒂戰略议定书组织 سازمان پروتکل استراتژیک رونگ رونگ Soorat-jeyshee Tashkeelat-e Rangshahr Organisation du protocole stratégique de Rongzhuo | |
 Flag of ROSPO | |
 Emblem of ROSPO | |
 Member states of ROSPO Members Observers | |
| Abbreviation | ROSPO |
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| Formation | 14 August 1982 |
| Type | Military alliance |
| Headquarters | Rongzhuo, Xiaodong |
Membership |  Ajahadya
 Zorasan |
Official language | |
Chairman | Maj. General Brahmkumar Jethwa |
Coordinator of Land Forces |  Brig. General Ren Shaokuan |
Coordinator of Naval Forces | Admiral Ali Sayyad Malekzadegan |
Coordinator of Air Forces | Air Marshal Ramesh Sabanis |
| Expenses | Classified |
The Rongzhuo Strategic Organisation Protocol is a military alliance in southern Coius currently consisting of the Auspicious Republic of Xiaodong, the Union of Zorasani Irfanic Republics and the Union of Federated Republics of Satria.
From the mid 1960's to 1982 there had been an increasing trend by Xiaodong, the UZIR and UFRS to engage in security cooperation, predominantly against Senria, states in Satria (such as Subarna) and states in Badawiya (such as Irvadistan and Tsabara). Several events - such as the Coastal Crisis in 1975, Irvadistan War from 1975-1979 and the Third Satrian War from 1972-1978 led to increasing pressure on the three states to engage in closer relations. Collective defence treaties between Xiaodong and the UFRS in 1978 after its invasion by Dakata and the UZIR after the unification of Zorasan in 1980 were signed as a result of this strategy. The organisation was formalised in 1982 following the signing the Rongzhuo Strategic Protocol, when the separate collective defence treaties were merged, partly as a response to the creation of the Senrian-led Council for Mutual Security and Development (COMSED).
ROSPO is seen to function as a counterweight to COMSED, providing a balance of power within Coius. Since both COMSED's and ROSPO's creation there has been no major large-scale interstate conflict in Coius although both organisations have supported proxies in various civil wars since the 1980's. ROSPO troops have conducted multilateral operations in xxx.
ROSPO has mainly focused on integrating military technology and expanding membership. Unlike COMSED widely seen as as ROSPO's rival ROSPO does not include any economic or political element, being a military focused alliance.
History
Background
With the formation of the Union of Federated Republics of Satria in 1936, the Auspicious Republic of Xiaodong in 1940 and the Union of Khazestan and Pardaran in 1952 there was a shift away from the dominance of Senria and Euclean colonial empires who had triumphed in Coius following the Great War. The government's of UFRS, Xiaodong and UKP were all based on anti-colonial ideologies and revanchism that sought to expand national borders (pan-Satrism, pan-Zorasanism and Greater Xiaodong) and undermine the post-war order in Coius.
Cooperation between the nations to overturn the prevailing order in Coius predate the creation of ROSPO. The Pardarian Revolutionary Resistance Command, the precursor to the UKP's government, was supported by Xiaodong from as far back as 1918 and the Xiaodongese had supported both the PRRC and Ajahadyan forces during the Great War, with Xiaodongese troops continuing to advise and train members of Mohan Balchandra's forces during the Ajahadyan Civil War. Both Ajahadya and Xiaodong supported the victorious PRRC during the Pardarian Civil War sending both troops and material support, whilst Xiaodong's National Principlism and Khazestan-Pardaran's Severn Principles were considered mutual influences on each other. During the 1950's all three nations strongly supported decolonisation by Euclean countries such as Etruria, Werania and Estmere.
The Second Satrian War (1959-1964) and Badawiyan War (1963-1966) saw Xiaodong support both the UFRS and UKP respectively. In 1964 the Gharazi-Li Agreement was made which committed the UKP to "expelling" imperialists from Badawiya and Bahia and Xiaodong from southwest and southeast Coius, with the agreement containing secret clauses that committed the two nations to mutual defence. The victory of the UFRS in the Second Satrian War unnerved both the UKP and Xiaodong and saw the two nations refrain from further support to the UFRS, resulting in the UFRS becoming diplomatically isolated.
The 1970's saw all three of the nations undergo foreign policy crises that highlighted their international isolation. The 1975 Coastal Crisis forced Xiaodong to prematurely detonate a nuclear weapon (Housheng) which was seen as the main factor in preventing international intervention against Xiaodong regarding the Treaty of Keisi. The 1975-1979 Irvadistan War despite the UKP being invaded by Irvadistan did not see Xiaodong meet its collective defence obligations due to the ongoing Coastal Crisis which led the UKP to undertake a lengthy campaign alone, although Xiaodong did provide material support. The 1972-1978 Third Satrian War saw neither the UKP nor Xiaodong support the UFRS which played a factor in its defeat. During the last months of 1977 Dakata launched an invasion of the UFRS which alongside the territorial losses the UFRS sustained during the war led to the near collapse of the UFRS by 1977. As a result Xiaodong signed a secret treaty with the UFRS and undertook an invasion of Dakata, starting a bloody guerrilla war that lasted until 1982. The war saw Xiaodongese and Ajahadyan forces extensively cooperate in joint operations serving as the blueprint for later joint operations.
By 1982 the three nations security policies had shifted due to the changes in the international sphere from the 1972-1982 period. The UKP had transformed into the Union of Zorasani Irfanic Republics in 1980 following the annexation of Irvadistan but the annexation had been opposed abroad and isolated the new union internationally. Xiaodong's lack of support for the UFRS and the UKP in 1972 and 1975 respectively had undermined its image and isolated it during the Coastal Crisis, whilst the defeat of Ajahadyan forces during the Third Satrian War had rendered the UFRS in near collapse. As a result of the three nations foreign policy isolation during the 1970's and the perceived success of joint Ajahadyan-Xiaodongese cooperation against Dakata there was widespread calls by the three nations to come to a security arrangement, buffeted by the massive expansion of Xiaodong's nuclear weapons programme and the creation of the Council for Mutual Security and Development in 1981.
Formation
Military operations
Participating countries
Members
| Union of Federated Republics of Satria | Union of Zorasani Irfanic Republics | Auspicious Republic of Xiaodong | |
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| Capital | Banabadura | Zahedan | Rongzhuo |
| Political system | Federal presidential republic | Federal Sattarist parliamentary republic | Unitary national principlist republic |
| Current head of state | Salil Balchandra | Vahid Isfandiar | Yuan Xiannian |
| Current head of government | Vimala Balchandra | Farzad Akbari | Xi Yao-tong |
| Population (2020) | 166,112,000 | 173,112,587 | 553,746,000 |
| Area | 936,848 km² | 2,098,131 km² | TBD km² |
| GDP (nominal) | $811,955 million | $1,809,000 million | $5,301,564 million |
| GDP (nominal) per capita | $4,888 | $10,455 | $9,574 |
| Active military | 690,800 | 761,000 | 685,500 |
| Reserve military | 368,000 | 2,951,000 | 2,425,000 |
| Paramilitary forces | 779,200 | 367,664 | 240,250 |
| Total personnel | 1,838,000 | 3,712,000 | 3,350,750 |
Partners
Structure
- Secretariat - the civilian body that manages the administration of the organisation. Led by a chairman.
- Conference - The meeting between HoS/HoG/Foreign ministers/Defence ministers
- Supreme Command - The main military body consisting of chiefs of staff.
- Coordination Committee for Land Forces
- Coordination Committee for Naval Forces
- Coordination Committee for Air Forces
- Research Council - Joint research between ROSPO members.
Current leadership
UFRS
Major general Brahmkumar Jethwa, Chairman
Xiaodong
Brigadier general Ren Shaokuan, Coordinator of Land Forces
UZIR
Admiral Ali Sayyad Malekzadegan, Coordinator of Naval Forces
UFRS
Air Marshal Ramesh Sabanis, Coordinator of Air Forces
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