Zekistan

Salamic Republic of Zekistan زاکستان (Zekistani)
Flag Coat of arms
Map of Zekistan
Capital	Manzarabad
Largest	Sulhid
Demonym(s)	Zekistani, Zeki
Government	Federal Salamic parliamentary republic
• President	Abbaad Sumbal
• Prime-Minister	Abdul Majeed Gabol

Zekistan, officially known as the NATIONTYPE of Zekistan, is a sovereign state in CONTINENT on Eurth. It is bordered by NEIGHBOURINGNATION to the north, NEIGHBOURINGNATION in the east, NEIGHBOURINGNATION to the south, and NEIGHBOURINGNATION in the west.

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Etymology

Also known as Zakiastan or Shakyastan.

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Geography

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  Hamza Valley.

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  Famous market square in Manzarabad.

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  Lake Sheikh Navalrai.

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  Taobut Region.

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  Tomb of Shah Rukn-e-Alam.

History

• Used to be part of Shakya.

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Zekistani War

Zekistani War
Part of Great Europan Collapse
Date 24 December 2006 (2006-12-24) – 22 May 2009 (2009-05-22) (2 years, 4 months and 4 weeks) Location Zekistan and Jasmine Sea Status Ongoing AN peacekpeeing mission
Belligerents
Zekistan $TerroristOrg Supported by: Mujahideen Al-Zeki Anser Al-Ra’id	EOS Supported by: Kotowari Assembled Nations
Commanders and leaders
Mohammad Morad Tyrak  † Hamal Tyrak  † $LeaderName	General $PersonName
Strength
50,000 Zekistani military 15,000 $Terrorist militia	30,000 troops
Casualties and losses
xx,xxx Zekistani forces x,xxx EOS forces 23,000 civilians dead 12,000 civilians unaccounted

The War in Zekistan was a conflict that took place from 2006 to 2009 in the Oriental region of Europa. The war was fought between Zekistani government forces, a variety of separatist and Salamic militant groups on one side, and the Entente of Oriental States on the other side. It was part of the larger event known as the Great Europan Collapse. The fighting lasted for several years and resulted in significant loss of life and destruction in the region.

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• 2006
  • April — May. A dramatic wave of terrorist attacks sweeps Southeast Europa, particularly targeting EOS interests. After months of intense searching, EOS intelligence has tracked the source of the attacks to the small Oriental nation of Zekistan.
  • June - July. EOS-led operations elsewhere have forced rebels and loyalists to flee. They seek refuge in the nation of Zekistan by invitation of the nation's dictator, Mohammad Morad Tyrak. His tyrannical regime housed death camps and training centres for the terrorist networks, and promotes cleansing of the ethnic Zeki population. He declared his intention to establish a great Salamic state in the region.
  • August — September. The Zekistani government responded by sending in government troops to support the rebels.
  • October — November. Various failed diplomatic solutions and repeated warnings by the Assembled Nations.
  • December. After confirmed reports of ethnic cleaning and terrorist sponsorship by dictator Mohammad Morad Tyrak, EOS voted to invade Zekistan to remove him from power.
  • The war began in December 2006, when Kotowari granted EOS access through its airspace. Two aircraft carriers launched aircraft to airstrike Tyrak's air, armour, and bases across the nation. For 72 hours EOS forces launch air strikes against Zekistan air defences, radar, communications, and armour.
  • December 24, 2006 – 05:00 hrs. Under the cover of darkness, the EOS-led forces from $number different countries began to land along the coast.
  • When the dust settled, infantry and armour converged on the coastal city of Sulhid. When they arrived Zekistan, their first objective is to help secure the airfield, the main airport in the city. However, the route to the airport is crawling with resistance. The first few days after they arrived, they were ambushed. Despite a resounding victory against Tyrak's regime, 38 EOS personnel are confirmed KIA in the first 72 hours of fighting. Eight are listed as MIA.

• 2007
  • January - June. Zekistani counterattack. Back and forth. The conflict quickly escalated into a full-scale war along multiple fronts.
  • August. But EOS is more powerful andmodern. Zekistani government lost control.
  • September. Capital captured.
    • Manzarabad International Airport is secured for EOS use.
    • After the Airport is successfully captured, $SpecialForcesName is tasked with infiltrating Tyrak's palace and eliminating him. They trek through the city and make it to the palace. While they manage to capture one of Tyrak's top lieutenants, Tyrak escapes. The members of $SpecialForcesName also witness one of the Joint STARS planes crashing into the city. The squad is then ordered to rescue the crew of the downed plane before they can be captured by Tyrak's men. $SpecialForcesName secures the crash site, but the crew of the plane is taken hostage by Tyrak's men. $SpecialForcesName, with the assistance of two Ranger snipers, finds and rescues the crew.
    • $SpecialForcesName then track Tyrak down and find his SUV in an old train yard. $SpecialForcesName calls in an airstrike on the SUV before it escapes. EOS gunships swoop down and destroy the SUV, eliminating Tyrak. Zekistani dictator Mohammed Morad Tyrak is killed in an air-to-ground missile strike by EOS gunships. DNA testing will later confirm is death, despite fervent denial by his supporters.
  • October.
    • The first humanitarian relief shipment arrive.
    • The younger brother, Colonel Abbaad Tyrak, was presumed to be dead. He assumes the role as ruler. He is willing to work towards democracy and stray away from his father and brother's tyrannical regime.
    • Over 23,000 ethnic Zekis are found in mass grave sites scattered across the country. Several members of Tyrak's staff are captured and prosecuted for crimes against humanity. An estimated 12,000 civilians are still unaccounted for.
  • November. Despite the death of Tyrak, propaganda broadcasts were made by a surviving group of Tyrak soldiers called the Black Wind Brigade, headed by Hamal Tyrak, one of Tyrak's sons. As a way of repaying the Army Rangers from Mike 25 a debt for saving them in a car park, both Alpha and Bravo team from $SpecialForcesName were "on loan" to them to participate in unofficial assignments. In the first mission, both teams were to mark a radio tower for an airstrike to end the propaganda broadcasts. On the second epilogue mission, both fire teams, with assistance from Staff Sergeant Hackett, were sent to a mosque to take out the Black Wind Brigade. Hamal Tyrak is killed by an airstrike during a firefight.

• 2008
  • Multiple factions emerge.
  • March. Six months after the fall of Tyrak's regime, the Assembled Nations has established an interim government to transition Zekistan into democracy. However, severe problems were also emerging. Zekistan has erupted into a sectarian conflict. The warring factions are composed of:
    • the Mujahideen Al-Zeki, an Tyrak loyalist group attempting to re-establish the old regime; and
    • the Anser Al-Ra’id, a northern ethnic Zeki faction seeking independence of the province of Tien Hamir under his rule.
  • April-May. The previously peaceful province and its regional capital city, Khardiman, became a focus of the fighting in the country when Mujahideen forces stage an uprising, bringing them into conflict with EOS forces, AN peacekeeping forces, and National Militia forces under the control of regional governor Andrei Zakirov and the Anser Al-Ra’id forces.
    • During the beginning phases of the uprising, an Imperial Orinese Army squad led by Sergeant !Brian Sims and Sergeant !Hyde were assigned to take the Tien Hammir Bridge. However, Sergeant Daniels requests their aid while heading for the bridge. Both fire teams help Daniels provide aid to his men and repel the insurgency in his assigned post before storming the Art Center and taking control of the bridge. Meanwhile, Daniels leads a squad of men to raid local boathouses in order to destroy the weapons supply ring. The Orinese Army requests Daniels' aid in destroying artillery cannons located in the local Parliament building. Despite the destruction of one artillery cannon, Orinese Army captain Smithson orders an airstrike on the Parliament building, crippling Daniels' squad. With his men scattered and wounded, Daniels rallies isolated teams of soldiers to commandeer a bus in order to transport the wounded for a medical evacuation. Shortly after securing the bus, Daniels' newly form team travels through Al Ra'id territory to reach the Tien Hamir Monastery. Upon hitting the monastery, a CH-47 Chinook arrives to extract the wounded in the gardens. However, the threat of an RPG-wielding insurgent threatens the safety of his men, prompting Daniels to kill the insurgent and sacrificing his life to defend the evacuating soldiers from Al Ra'id forces. Meanwhile, a veteran squad led by Sergeant Santiago Mendez defends their patrol area from Al'Raid forces before being re-assigned to rescue Daniels. Mendez's team fight their way to the monastery, but arrive too late, recovering Daniels' corpse. Daniels is posthumously awarded the Silver Star for his heroic actions.
  • June-September. To make matters worse, Anser Al-Ra’id forces soon turn on EOS, AN and National Militia forces. But Orinese forces were able to re-take the Tien Hamir Bridge from insurgent control and EOS forces were able to re-take most of the city, halting a possible civil war between the Mujahideen, Al-Ra’id forces and the Zekistani government. At the centre of the conflict is Sergeant Eric Daniels, a well-intentioned soldier who abandoned his post during the uprising and is seeking redemption for his past mistakes.

• 2009
  • Ultimately, the !rebels were either captured or killed.
  • The war officially ended on Friday, 22 May 2009.
  • In the aftermath of the war, the Assembled Nations deployed peacekeeping forces to the region in an effort to maintain stability and prevent further violence. These peacekeepers were able to help reduce tensions and promote peace, but the situation in the Zekistan remained fragile for many years.

Politics

President Abbaad Sumbal.

Prime-Minister Abdul Majeed Gabol.

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