Vaotua

State of Vaotua
Flag
Largest largest city	Tale
Official languages	Vaotuan English
Religion	91.3% Christian 48.3% Methodist 36.1% Catholic 4.8% Kogyokist 2.1% Other Christian 4.9% Irreligious 3.8% Other
Demonym(s)	Vaotuan
Government	Unitary one-party state under a hereditary military dictatorship
• Turaga	Netanel Rauluni
• Premier	Levani Vuniveka
Legislature	Matabose
Area
• Total	19,517 km2 (7,536 sq mi)
Population
• 2022 census	836,889
• Density	42.88/km2 (111.1/sq mi)
Gini (2022)	34.9 medium
HDI (2022)	0.748 high
Date format	dd/mm/yyyy (AD)
Driving side	left
Internet TLD	.va

Vaotua, officially the State of Vaotua is an island country in the Musgorocian Ocean. It lies closest to the Sanander Islands, which are located north and east of Vaotua, while Luttenried lies further south. Since 2012 it has been ruled by a one-party state following a coup d'état led by General Netanel Rauluni, who established a hereditary dictatorship as Turaga of Vaotua. Its territory mainly consists of the main island of Vaotua, which is home to its entire population of 836,889 people.

Vaotua's economy mainly revolves around tourism, the cultivation of sugarcane and fishing. Gold and wood are also major exports. In recent years some light industry has developed, especially textiles, food processing and paper making. Geopolitically, Vaotua is generally considered to be aligned with Carloso and Nifon, which are also major trade partners. It has close relations with Diji. It is a member of the International Security and Arbitration Council (ISAAC), as well as the Musgorocian Community (MC) For its size, the country's military, the Vaotuan Armed Forces, are large, with 30,000 active personnel.

Politics

Netanel Rauluni has ruled Vaotua as Turaga since 2012.

Aircraft of the Vaotuan Air Wing.

The Vaotuan Armed Forces operate as the military of Vaotua.

• Vaotuan Army: 20 105mm L118 light guns, 34 Pandur I armoured personnel carriers
• Vaotuan Air Wing: 4 Pilatus PC-9 trainer aircraft, 1 Airbus A318 passenger plane, 3 Eurocopter EC155 transport helicopters
• Vaotuan Navy: 1 Durango-class offshore patrol vessel, 4 Lake-class inshore patrol vessel, 4 Exocet missile launchers