Communist States of Russia

The Communist States of Russia (Russian: Коммунистические Государства России) (CSR), commonly known as Russia (Russian: Россия) or the Communist States (Russian: Коммунистические Государства), is a country in Eastern Europe. Its borders are shared to the south by Afghanistan, Chechnya, China, Georgia, Iran, Korea, Lezgistan, Mongolia and Tannu Tuva; and to the west by Baltic Duchy, Czechoslovakia, Finland, Hungary, Ingria, Karelia, Norway, Poland and Romania. CSR borders a total of 18 countries

The idea of a communist Russia had already risen after the death of incumbent president Vladimir Putin in early 2025. His successor, Dmitry Medvedev, had quickly gained hatred among the Russian population and from March to June there were huge riots in many Russian cities such as Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg and Kazan. A communist Russia became even more realistic when St. Petersburg politician Anastasia Matrusskik, who beganthe Neo-Malenkovist Movement of Russia, won the mayoral election of St. Petersburg in June of 2025. This sparked a movement along the entire country, with the riots accelerating and many attacks on government buildings ruled by United Russia. The Communist States of Russia would finally become a reality when in September Dmitry Medvedev was assassinated by unknown Russian communists, and as he had no successor there was a crisis among United Russia. During this time, the Neo-Malenkovist party stormed the parliament and caused rioters to enter the Federation Council in Moscow. There was a recorded 34 casualties, including 15 United Russia politicians. An emergency election was held in October, and the Neo-Malenkovist party decisively won the election under Anastasia Matrusskik with a total of 78% of the votes going to them. Matrusskik took over as prime minister on October 15th, 2025, declaring the Communists States of Russia as a new nation

Overview
The Communist States of Russia operates under an authoritarian communist democracy, led by the Anastasia Matrusskik. The ruling party is the Neo-Malenkovist Movement of Russia, which has been in power since the 2025 Russian General Election. They also won the recent 2030 Russian General Election with another overwhelming majority of 72% of the vote. Other notable parties are Yabloko, Rodina, the LDPR and the Marxist-Leninists of Russia

Political Divisions
The Communist States of Russia is divided into communist states which are then divided into oblasts. There are 11 communist states in the Communist States of Russia; Russia Minor, Western Republic, Kola, North Caucasus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, the Far Eastern Republic and New Prussia. The communist republics of Karelia, Ingria, Tuva and Mongolia were former communist states, however were promoted to be satellite regions of the Communist States of Russia




 * 1) Russia Minor
 * 2) Western Republic
 * 3) Kola
 * 4) Northern Caucasus
 * 5) Kazakhstan
 * 6) Uzbekistan
 * 7) Kyrgyzstan
 * 8) Turkmenistan
 * 9) Tajikistan
 * 10) Far Eastern Republic
 * 11) New Prussia

Parliamentary parties
The Communist States of Russia has 5 parties in its federal assembly (excluding the 6 independent MPs). The government has 326 seats, whereas the opposition has 124. The total seat amount is 450