l_english:
instability.001.t:0 "Unstable political situation!"
instability.001.d:0 "After political changes, which happened to our country in the last decade, there is some instability felt in government and local councils. If we do nothing, we can face a new unexpected opposition force, capable to challenge the current status-quo."
instability.001.a:0 "Understood"

CRI_sevastopol_balance:0 "Army ~ Fleet balance"
CRI_sevastopol_special_status_range:0 "Army and Fleet are in balance in their respective regions"
# CRI_sevastopol_russia_range:0 "Севастополь желает независимости"
CRI_sevastopol_turnover_range:0 "Fleet and National Guard are dominating in Crimean politics"
CRI_sevastopol_sui_generis_range:0 "Fleet and National Guard have a special standing in Crimea"
CRI_sevastopol_local_autonomy_range:0 "Army and Police have control in Crimea"
CRI_sevastopol_integrated_range:0 "Army and Police are dominating in Crimean politics."
# CRI_sevastopol_crimea_range:0 "Севастополь - неотделимая часть Крыма."
CRI_russian_side:0 "Fleet and National Guard"
CRI_crimean_side:0 "Army and Police"
CRI_sevastopol_integrated:0 "Army Priority"
CRI_sevastopol_integrated_desc:0 ""
CRI_sevastopol_local_autonomy:0 "Army Strengthened"
CRI_sevastopol_local_autonomy_desc:0 ""
CRI_sevastopol_special_status:0 "Army & Fleet Balanced"
CRI_sevastopol_special_status_desc:0 ""
CRI_sevastopol_sui_generis:0 "Fleet Strengthened"
CRI_sevastopol_sui_generis_desc:0 ""
CRI_sevastopol_turnover:0 "Fleet Priority"
CRI_sevastopol_turnover_desc:0 ""
CRI_make_concessions:0 "Make some concessions to Sevastopol"
CRI_make_concessions_desc:0 "We are in dire need of cooperating with the Black Sea Fleet. If we give them some concessions, we may get help in protecting our shores and territorial waters."
CRI_convince_deputies:0 "Pressure the Sevastopol council representatives"
CRI_convince_deputies_desc:0 "Sevastopol is an integral part of Crimea. We need to make this clear by individually 'pruning the tree of discussion' about Sevastopol city status before such a question can even arise at Council meetings."
CRI_sevastopol_autonomy_category:0 "Sevastopol Autonomy in Crimea"
CRI_sevastopol_autonomy_category_desc:0 "Sevastopol and the Black Sea Fleet always were a 'state within a state' in respect to Crimea. We need to be careful regarding increasing or decreasing their autonomy to not anger those who protect us."
CRI_balance_category:0 "Power structures balance"
CRI_balance_category_desc:0 "As we solved the Sevastopol conundrum, we got ourselves a large navy. We now need to ensure it would pursue our interests. Army chiefs are worrying that Fleet and National Guard can undermine Crimean People's Army positions and its egalitarian meritocratic approach. There should be no place to argue in our power structures!"
CRI_draft_exemptions:0 "Make draft exemptions"
CRI_draft_exemptions_desc:0 "For us to get more professional ship crews, we should avoid drafting some vagrants from the streets. On the contrary, we should to ensure that future crewmen would not undermine already composed and sea-hardened ship crews with their unprofessionalism."
CRI_draft_increase:0 "Tighten the conscription laws"
CRI_draft_increase_desc:0 "There should be no leniency towards draft dodgers. In time when everyone serves the nation on the front, there is no excuse for the Fleet to guard their young men from drafting into land forces. Everyone should serve the Fatherland first, his people - second, and his branch of service last."
CRI_concessions_fiolent:0 "Support the 'Fiolent' enterprise"
CRI_concessions_fiolent_desc:0 "This enterprise is located in Sevastopol and is producing important equipment pieces for navy needs. If we would support it, we would circumvent the usual market constraints, and, waiting two or three years, would get marketable upgrade items for our ships as well as for ships of our allies."
CRI_concessions_foton:0 "Support the 'Foton' enterprise"
CRI_concessions_foton_desc:0 "This enterprise is located in Simferopol and is producing secret electronic equipment for our army needs. If we would support it, we would get high-quality nightvision pieces, radars and radioelectronic warfare elements for our land and air forces."
CRI_convince_admirals:0 "Pressure admirals"
CRI_convince_admirals_desc:0 "The Admirals are playing their own little game behind our backs. Fleet service as usual leads to some cosmopolitism. We shall clamp down on those unpatriotic sentiments."
CRI_free_admirals:0 "Give more freedom to the admirals"
CRI_free_admirals_desc:0 "The fleet, unlike the land army, thrives when is presented with an unconventional challenge and cherishes the individual military thought. We shall give more academic freedom to naval schools and our admirals."

sevastopol.003.t:0 "Sevastopol authorities condemn Crimean meddling!"
sevastopol.003.d:0 "Sevastopol authorities condemn the attempts by Crimean powers to influence city politics. They issued a warning which states that crimean laws would be obeyed in the city only in their part which does not contradict the sovereignty of the city council."
sevastopol.003.a:0 "What would happen next..."

sevastopol.002.t:0 "Sevastopol City declares its independence!"
sevastopol.002.d:0 "After a slew of unpopular legislations, passed by the Crimean authorities, the influence of Black Sea fleet in the country drastically increased. And so the Sevastopol city authorities decided to part with dysfunctional Crimea for good. They already declared their intent to join Russia any time soon."
sevastopol.002.a:0 "Now that's a domino effect!"

sevastopol.001.t:0 "Sevastopol authorities declared an end to the city's special status!"
sevastopol.001.d:0 "The influence of Crimean Army in Sevastopol is growing every day. The authorities of Sevastopol do not see any more profit from their special standing. They convened ahead of schedule today and proclaimed the mediatization of the city and its reformatting into an usual Crimean city district."
sevastopol.001.a:0 "Crimea - united and unseparable."

decision_cost_CP_15:0 "£command_power  §Y15§!"
decision_cost_CP_15_blocked:0 "£command_power  §R15§!"
decision_cost_CP_15_tooltip:0 "It costs £command_power  §Y15§! to take the decision"

#### unrest in China and the US 666 China 999 USA

unrest.666.t:0 "Warning! Kuomintang underground supporters detected!"
unrest.666.d:0 "Citizens are dissatisfied with the lack of meaning and direction for life in China's accelerating economy, which is losing its ''human face''. Under such conditions, capitalist propaganda can easily reach the minds and hearts of citizens. Clandestine Kuomintang cells are being formed in the provinces. Your mission is to quickly destroy them while maintaining the unity of the country!"
unrest.666.a:0 "Understood"

unrest.999.t:0 "Warning! Illicit activities by D. Trump supporters detected!"
unrest.999.d:0 "Donald Trump believes that US election laws are imperfect. This is true, but he has no reason to complain, since currently it works rather in his favor. It is necessary to prevent rallies and riots in various states so that the rebels do not overturn the election results by force!"
unrest.999.a:0 "Understood"

#### guides

crimea.666.t:0 "Guide for playing as Crimea"
crimea.666.d:0 "Hello and welcome to the 'Crimean Spring' mod for HoI4!\nThank you for selecting Crimea for the playthrough\n\nTo fulfill any path, you need to obtain recoginition first. This is done in a decision interface. Firstly you would need to improve your relations with five nuclear countries, specified in the decisions. Then you can click the decision and once you clicked 3 of them, you will be able to prevent the intervention.\n\nTo get Chubarov hidden islamic nationalism Path, you need to hire Lenur Islyamov as a minister, while running an Ukrainian branch. Make extremists' popularity bigger than 50% and flip to get the branch.\nTo get Shouko Asahara hidden cultist path, you need to run a Strelkov-Lukashenko Branch until the focus 'Reach out to Myanmar'. This would unlock him as a minister, and when you will be ready, make a flip to change branches.\n\nIn investments input interface, when any country has more than 50 mln $, you need to be careful not to make any group of countries having more than other two groups. If you accidentally let East or West or Non-Aligned countries take you over, you will be transferred as a puppet to the country from this group who invested the most.\n\nIn investments output interface, you need to invest more than 50 mln $ in any nation, invest more than two times bigger than its own government official investments, invest into each Italian region you want to separate more than 30 mln $. If you fail to invest more than 2 times bigger than the government of Italy, no region would separate in any case.\nTo solidify your investments output and make the countries separate, you need to manually select the decision 'All in!'.\n\nIn Romanoff branch, once you got the 'Ready, Steady, Go!' event, you need to finish three foci for regional decisions to appear. We advise you to take down Baltics first, this would allow you to extract them from NATO. Then secure the Black Sea coast and take the Far North to not take it manually. You absolutely do need to hoard political power before taking the 'Reach out to nobles' focus.\n\nWhen you get an event about Lilya Vecatova, immediately hire her to prevent future fascist takeover!"
crimea.666.a:0 "OK"

crimea.667.t:0 "Guide for playing as Crimea, pt. 2"
crimea.667.d:0 "Hello and welcome to the 'Crimean Spring' mod for HoI4!\nThank you for selecting Crimea for the playthrough\n\nTo quickly receive several ships from Ukraine, before March 30th of game time, click the 'Blockade of Lake Donuzlav' solution.\n\nTo quickly reduce the autonomy of Sevastopol, use the 'Influence the City Council' solution (requires 15 units of command power!) . \n\nThe annexation of Sevastopol, which also occurs at the ''naval'' focuses of each branch, leads to the emergence of a balance between the army and navy. Use the solutions below the balance to change it. Only decisions about admirals can be repeated.\n\n At positions that make concessions to the fleet, the Porto Franco law, which saves garrisons, is available. Use it wisely.\n\nIn the balance of powers, modifiers are applied to both the ideas of the priority of a particular force, and to the side which is active. Carefully study all the information in the interface!\n\n You will lose the balance of power interface and the associated idea of ​​​​the priority of one or another force if you lose Sevastopol, be careful."
crimea.667.a:0 "Understood"

#### stock exchange interfaces
crimea.960.t:0 "The influence of China increased drastically!"
crimea.960.d:0 "The Belt and Road initiative by China granted our nation a chance to a better future. However, the amount of investments is so big, that our government cannot possibly return on all of them. Therefore, a commissioner was appointed from China, which would oversee our internal and external policies to ensure the stability of our economic ties."
crimea.960.a:0 "We should learn from China!"

crimea.988.t:0 "The investitions stopped!"
crimea.988.d:0 "As the GDP of Crimea increased drastically, US and other countries included Crimea into a 'global tax' initiative. This would mean that Crimea is no longer a viable target for investment, as its own economy has no specific upsides. Probably we should await the gradual decline in investments."
crimea.988.a:0 "We became strong ourselves."

crimea.961.t:0 "The influence of Russia increased drastically!"
crimea.961.d:0 "Russia always considered Crimea some kind of its own backyard republic. As it has no ways to incorporate us directly, it sent our ways investments and bought more and more industries, shoreline properties and even government officials. It is now very hard to say, where Russia ends and Crimea begins."
crimea.961.a:0 "They say that Russian space does not end at all."

crimea.962.t:0 "The influence of the US increased drastically!"
crimea.962.d:0 "As all our major companies are now trading on the American stock exchanges, it is imperative that we conduct stable policies. However, overreliance on certain income sources spelled doom for our currency and economy. US raising the percentage rate decimated our currency appeal in our region, which led to the Chapter 11 bankruptcy of more than a half of Crimean companies. They are already taken over by their American investors."
crimea.962.a:0 "A tall price for averting the crisis"

crimea.963.t:0 "The influence of Turkey increased drastically!"
crimea.963.d:0 "As Turkey conducts quite an unusual fiscal policy, it pursued an aggressive fiscal expansion strategy towards Crimean markets. The excess of Turkish currency, almost worthless at this time, accumulated on our accounts. And it is considered so toxic, no one wants to buy it! We are stuck with Turkey as our main trading partner and do not differ at all from Northern Cyprus."
crimea.963.a:0 "We will fall and possibly rise together."

crimea.964.t:0 "The influence of India increased drastically!"
crimea.964.d:0 "India always considered the ex-Soviet market, with its gaping holes of opportunities, as its new golden calf. Lakshmi Mittal, a prominent Indian businessman, already bought many Crimean heavy industry objects, and he definitely wants to purchase more. Crimea turned into a transit hub between cheap Indian goods and European markets."
crimea.964.a:0 "A new financial empire emerges."

crimea.965.t:0 "The influence of Arab investors increased drastically!"
crimea.965.d:0 "Dubayy was always the hotbed for scammers and murky investors worldwide. Chinese, Russian, Colombian, American dark investors congregate here, laundering trillions without much scrutiny. They already came into possession of Crimean airport and national airlines, and are slowly buying other objects of our infrastructure. Let's hope they would not force us to pay for using them!.."
crimea.965.a:0 "Who knows, who is our real master this time."

crimea.980.t:0 "China proposes an investment"
crimea.980.d:0 "China proposes to us $ [?east_investments_to_crimea] millions to revitalize our economy. His initiative of Belt and Road includes many countries, and if we pass on this opportunity, we may lose some veritable chances to compete for influence in this important project."
crimea.980.a:0 "Yes. This is a path to high-quality development."
crimea.980.b:0 "No. This is an obvious debt diplomacy trap."

crimea.981.t:0 "Russia proposes an investment"
crimea.981.d:0 "A Russian well-known businessman recently approached one of our realty agencies to buy a property in the protected shoreline zone. He proposes to pay upfront all possible fines as to not break the letter of the law. The price is $ [?east_investments_to_crimea] mln. Should we agree?"
crimea.981.a:0 "Yes. At least he knows our laws well enough."
crimea.981.b:0 "No. Crimean beaches are not for sale."

crimea.982.t:0 "The United States of America proposes an investment"
crimea.982.d:0 "American businessmen are very interested in our country as we solidified our independence. They are ready to invest in our countries once we register them at American stock exchanges. Currently they propose us $ [?west_investments_to_crimea] mln to cover registration expenses."
crimea.982.a:0 "Yes. We will go global and attract more investors."
crimea.982.b:0 "No. George Soros and IMF will crush our currency."

crimea.983.t:0 "Turkey proposes an investment"
crimea.983.d:0 "The times when Turkey asked itself for money are gone. Now Turkish investors turned to us in search of a place to invest their $ [?west_investments_to_crimea] mln. Apparently they are in search of a safe haven where those money could be preserved in case of a currency crisis in Turkey itself."
crimea.983.a:0 "Yes. We will weather the storm together."
crimea.983.b:0 "No. The drowning must be saved by themselves."

crimea.984.t:0 "India proposes an investment"
crimea.984.d:0 "Several Indian business conglomerates, such as TATA, ArcelorMittal, Adani Group and others, proposed to us several agreements to the tune of $ [?nan_investments_to_crimea] mln. They want to both exploit our intellectual resources and gain a startup landing near Europe to promote their goods and services."
crimea.984.a:0 "Yes. It's time we recognize India as a decent partner."
crimea.984.b:0 "No. They are still risky partners."

crimea.985.t:0 "Emirati fund proposes an investment"
crimea.985.d:0 "$ [?nan_investments_to_crimea] is proposed to us from one of the Emirati hedge funds. Will we accept?"
crimea.985.a:0 "Yes. Who cares where money come from, go and take it."
crimea.985.b:0 "No. Who knows who may hide behind shell companies."


crimea.990.t:0 "A new factory is being built"
crimea.990.d:0 "Yesterday a new private entity was IPO-ed at the East Crimea Stock Exchange. The new factory would be mostly tasked with consumer goods rebranding and production. It has necessary accreditations from its suppliers from abroad. No further intervention of the state is needed. The owners already promised to expand their business in Crimea."
crimea.990.a:0 "Excellent!"

crimea.991.t:0 "A new heavy industry plant is being open"
crimea.991.d:0 "Yesterday a new state entity was IPO-ed at the East Crimea Stock Exchange. The new precise machining unit would be mostly tasked with state orders. State pursues the policy of state-private cooperation, attempting to reach full localisation of precise tooling and auto manufacturing in Crimea."
crimea.991.a:0 "Excellent!"

crimea.992.t:0 "A new bus station is being constructed"
crimea.992.d:0 "Yesterday a new bus station was unveiled in one of the remote villages of Crimea. It would increase the bus coverage and make rural people contribute to the state economy as a whole, allowing for their employment in one of our medium-sized district cities."
crimea.992.a:0 "Excellent!"

crimea.993.t:0 "A new shipyard is being constructed"
crimea.993.d:0 "Yesterday a new shipyard was constructed. Private shipbuilding for trade needs is a necessary process, because Crimea can rely mostly on its merchant fleet to conduct trade abroad."
crimea.993.a:0 "Excellent!"

crimea.994.t:0 "A new living complex is unveiled, already full with preorders"
crimea.994.d:0 "More and more people are flocking into coastal cities of Crimea. What would the government do with the constant influx of people? Better to give job to all of them. Although many of them are old age retirees."
crimea.994.a:0 "Crimea is not rubbery, you know"

crimea.999.t:0 "A start of energetic blockade of Crimea!"
crimea.999.d:0 "Today the group of unknown islamic terrorists and Ukrainian nationalists blew up the powerlines to Crimea. They are apparently supported by the Kiev regime. We would suffer much industrial damage from this heinous act. Our population is also suffering the effects, albeit enduring quite honourably. Let's act fast and restore at least some electric power to our cities."
crimea.999.a:0 "Who would have done such a thing?!"

crimea.761.t:0 "George I Romanoff claims the Throne of Russian Empire!"
crimea.761.d:0 "Today George I Romanoff attended a lavish coronation ceremony in Chersones. He bathed in the same water as Vladimir I the Great and later gave a speech, in which he shared his vision of his new Russian Empire as a multicultural prosperous state. He wants to gain power in his country back mostly by peaceful means. Will he succeed?"
crimea.761.a:0 "A big dreamer"

crimea.762.t:0 "The Tsar's Wedding"
crimea.762.d:0 "Our beloved Czar is in his prime, and he actively searches for his would-be Princess. Multiple candidates managed to catch his eye. However, the Royal Commission approved only some of them. Currently, they are as follows - Vittoria Bettarini, a renowned Italian writer of somewhat noble descent, Natalia Poklonskaya, which already ruled Crimea during the Regency era, and Kako Akishino - the only somewhat royal candidate, the young and charismatic princess from Japan. Whom will the Czar choose?"
crimea.762.a:0 "Vittoria Bettarini"
crimea.762.b:0 "Natalia Poklonskaya"
crimea.762.c:0 "Kako Akishino"

crimea.763.t:0 "...Victoria Romanoff."
crimea.763.d:0 "Today George and Victoria conducted a gorgeous wedding ceremony in an orthodox christian tradition. Victoria legalized her birth name in Orthodox naming convention, choosing the appropriate date for her baptism and wedding. She promised to defend the image and honour of the royal family. All due pomp and pageantry took place, and now they are immersing themselves in local Crimean culture. Victoria already visited the distant descendants of Italian merchants in Kaffa (Theodosia)."
crimea.763.a:0 "She is surely a PR treasure."

crimea.764.t:0 "...Natalia Poklonskaya."
crimea.764.d:0 "Natalia Poklonskaya today conducted a very simple and formal wedding ceremony in the official institution in Simferopol. Romanoff family refused King George to recognize his claims on Russian throne as he married a commoners daughter. In a controversial move, he then relinquished his ruling rights... to his new wife! Yes, he cannot use the name of Romanoffs, but why the family cannot start a completely new, modern dynasty? And so he became the First Gentleman of Crimea, the husband of Her Majesty the Queen Natalia I. Meanwhile she already conducted difficult talks with Black Sea Fleet representatives to stop their meddling in country's affairs."
crimea.764.a:0 "Wow, that was unexpected!"

crimea.765.t:0 "...Yoshihide Suga."
crimea.765.d:0 "This is the name of the Imperial Commissioner in Crimea. After the wedding between George and Kako, Japanese Emperor recognized the union as a two-crowns union between Russia and Japan. As he wants to reconquer Kuril Islands from Russia, having a 'pet Russia' in his fold is certainly a new and positive development. George was whisked to Tokyo where he now lives in the Imperial palace, unable to step outside of its vast grounds, meanwhile Yoshihide Suga, an experienced politician, slowly turns Crimea into its personal domain."
crimea.765.a:0 "That bastard George sold us off to Japs!"

crimea.766.t:0 "The preparations start NOW!"
crimea.766.d:0 "The ultimate 'game' starts. We shall create monarchist cells in different regions and countries of the former Russian Empire. Only then we can depend on the relatively peaceful transition of power! We shall use our political power to buy influence, and make sure we have good relationships with affected countries!"
crimea.766.a:0 "Every second counts!"

crimea.751.t:0 "Ukraine declares war on Donbass!"
crimea.751.d:0 "As tensions in Donbass increased every day, today regional governments of Donbass asked to join Crimea, as Russia ignores their requests. This dragged Crimea in the heat of Ukrainian civil war."
crimea.751.a:0 "Curse them!"

crimea.752.t:0 "The implosion of Russian Federation"
crimea.752.d:0 "Faced with successes of Crimean army, the West imposed economic sanctions on Russia believing it is supporting Crimean troops. Sanctions decimated the financial market in Russia, and federal districts and republics started to drift away from central powers. Currently Russia is at war with Northwestern, Ural and Siberian Command, Tatarstan, Bashkortostan, Tyva, Udmurtia, Chuvashia, Mari El, Yakutia, Dagestan, Chechnya and North Ossetia, as well as with Ukraine and Crimean Empire."
crimea.752.a:0 "That sounds complicated"

crimea.753.t:0 "The visit from the Millet TV channel"
crimea.753.d:0 "A Millet TV channel director Lilya Vecatova visited new khan Zelimhan Girey. She interviewed him and secretly shared some opinions. She sees him as being too hawkish and nationalistic. If a new khan wants to get all Crimean people on his side, he should keep his nationalistic tendencies in check, or the county would be plunged into chaos. She can help him with repairing his image after especially harsh remarks. She overall likes him as a person, and is a stauch monarchist herself."
crimea.753.a:0 "Thanks for the info, I guess"

#Cingiz branch - Peaceful Decade disrupted

crimea.911.t:0 "Peaceful decade disrupted!"
crimea.911.d:0 "Zelimhan Girey tried to make Crimean future as bright as ever, staying away from major conflicts. However, recently the international tension rose up too high and he could not prevent a surprise invasion. Most construction projects are halted and the country is redirecting towards the war effort. Everybody curses the invaders, which once again bring devastation and poverty on our land."
crimea.911.a:0 "Those bastards!"

#Ottoman branch

crimea.701.t:0 "The claims to the Ottoman throne"
crimea.701.d:0 "As Pamir Cezzar Girey recently ascended to the Crimean throne, he expressed his interest in enacting an old treaty of year 1475 about the right for Turkey or Crimea to intervene, if one of the ruling dynasties goes extinct. Currently, Crimea is ruled by Gireys, whereas Turkey is a republic. That means, that Turkey itself is in breach of this agreement and the republican government needs to be replaced by the direct control from Crimea. Turkey already expressed its discontent and diplomatic relations are worsening every day."
crimea.701.a:0 "Who does he think he is?"

crimea.702.t:0 "The Imperial Conference"
crimea.702.d:0 "As Crimea recently claimed the Ottoman legacy, the instatement of Crimean khan Pamir Cezzar Girey as a khalif was imminent. Firstly, no one recognized this bold move, but, weary of different islamic sects vying for power, european and later Arabic nations slowly started to recognize, that neutral and small Crimea is a good place to have serious objective debates about religious questions of islam. Now almost every islamic country sent to Crimea its ulemas to make use of this impromptu conference area."
crimea.702.a:0 "Too disorganized to do something serious."

crimea.703.t:0 "Middle East supports Crimea"
crimea.703.d:0 "Impoverised and conflict-weary Syria, Lebanon, Yemen and Iraq recently signed an agreement, recognizing Crimean khalif as a sultan and agreeing that Crimea can cooperate their joint efforts and help to integrate their economies. They recognized Crimean claims on Turkey and pledged their allegiance to the potential cause of reconquering Anatolia. What will come out of this is yet to be seen."
crimea.703.a:0 "They can have only us as allies."

#Crimea Dubayy

crimea.704.t:0 "A business conference in Dubayy"
crimea.704.d:0 "The biggest air hub in the world, the Class A city, Dubayy, is currently buzzing with financial activity. Crimean Khan, Pamir Cezzar Girey, came here to arrange some lucrative trade deals as well as get Gulf emirs on board with his ambitious projects. UAE already expressed interest in revitalizing air travel market in Crimea."
crimea.704.a:0 "This could be beneficial!"

crimea.7041.t:0 "A business conference in Dubayy"
crimea.7041.d:0 "UAE sheikhs expressed their dismay at the economic climate in Crimea and lack for investment opportunities. However, they recognized claims of Crimea on Turkey and pledged not to meddle in any Crimean affairs any further."
crimea.7041.a:0 "We will manage without their produce."

crimea.7042.t:0 "A business conference in Dubayy"
crimea.7042.d:0 "New business opportunities come every day. The trade between Gulf nations and Crimea increases, and Crimean Khan is apparently a welcome guest in every Gulf sheikh's palace."
crimea.7042.a:0 "Great news!"

#Crimea Makkah

crimea.705.t:0 "Once-a-lifetime sacred trip"
crimea.705.d:0 "Pamir Cezzar Girey today was seen in Asir Makkah, touring Qaaba and praying for the future of his emerging country. He did not want to blow his incognito, however, paparazzi took some photos of him from the gallery atop of the square and these photos, including a handshake with a Saudi king, are already published in morning news."
crimea.705.a:0 "You can lead only by example."

crimea.7051.t:0 "Once-a-lifetime sacred trip"
crimea.7051.d:0 "Despite being published as holding talks with Saudi King, Crimean khan did not make any specific remarks on return. He insisted that the visit was purely private and did not lead to any meaningful commercial or military cooperation with the Kingdom."
crimea.7051.a:0 "Maybe arabs still have their national superstitions."

crimea.7052.t:0 "Once-a-lifetime sacred trip"
crimea.7052.d:0 "The Saudi King expressed great interest in furthering ties between Crimea and Saudi Arabia as well as in the federal Ottoman Empire project. He would support our cause seeking to diminish the influence of the West in the region which is currently expressed the most through republican Turkey."
crimea.7052.a:0 "One faith, one union."

#Crimea in Israel

crimea.706.t:0 "A solution for Palestine"
crimea.706.d:0 "Crimean khan made quite the news by suddenly engaging in the Palestinian question. He condemned both Israeli authorities and HaMaS guerrilla fighters and called them to engage in peaceful talks in Bahcesaray. The talks concerned the concept of one autonomous state which would be laic, but very respectful to any religion present in this state. This state would be a jewish autonomy inside of a greater Ottoman decentralized empire project of Pamir Cezzar Girey."
crimea.706.a:0 "At least, it's a noble attempt"

crimea.7061.t:0 "A solution for Palestine"
crimea.7061.d:0 "No results were ever yielded by any other talks between Jews and Arabs, and these talks were no exception. Two opposing sides expressed different views for the region and discussed several disconnected problems. At least they negotiated some things, like humanitarian corridors and prisoner swap."
crimea.7061.a:0 "Better men have failed."

crimea.7062.t:0 "A solution for Palestine"
crimea.7062.d:0 "As the Crimean solution did not try to cut Palestinian lands in several parts, it was quite preferable to arabs and jews alike. The perspective of external islamic overseer over Jewish state somewhat calmed down Palestinian arab representatives, and they established a transitory period. Arab language would officially become a second language of Israel, and arabs from Palestine would be issued Israeli passports. "
crimea.7062.a:0 "The tight knot cleaved open"

crimea.7063.t:0 "A solution for Palestine"
crimea.7063.d:0 "The Palestine peace talks were held for quite some time, and during this time, Israeli delegation explored Crimean culture and traditions. They talked to Karaim minority representatives and learned that this small nation still thrives in Crimea, despite being thousand-fold outnumbered by muslims and more than ten thousand by christians. This fact as well as general Khazar heritage of Crimea and multiple post-Soviet cultural ties to Israel convinced jewish representatives, that it would be beneficial to adjoin Israel to the new Ottoman project of Crimea right now. This can give Israelites themselves better control over Mideast, after all!"
crimea.7063.a:0 "It's so unlike Jews"

#Crimea in Cezayir

crimea.707.t:0 "A delegation to Maghreb countries"
crimea.707.d:0 "Crimean khan sent a delegation towards the western islamic countries of Morocco, Algiers, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Sudan and Mauretania. This delegation is tasked with establishing more robust trading links between all nations in the region and breathing a new life into Arab Federation, turning it into Islamic Federation for advancement of Crimean claims to Turkey and eventual establishment of Islamic union."
crimea.707.a:0 "A journey to the West"

crimea.7072.t:0 "Egypt submits to Crimean claims"
crimea.7072.d:0 "Egypt agreed, that the threat of NATO Turkey is too much for the region. It meddles in affairs of Saudi and Egyptian government and poses itself as a serious contender and even a threat to the local governments. Meanwhile, the respectful and decentralized approach of Crimean khalif already earned him some respect from Egyptian military authorities."
crimea.7072.a:0 "No one likes modern Turkey"

crimea.7071.t:0 "Egypt expels our delegation"
crimea.7071.d:0 "The talks with Egypt always grinded to a halt whenever the question of eventual reunification of islamic countries was concerned. Egypt considers itself to be in a rather favorable position, holding onto Suez channel as its main income source. They are unwilling to compromise and do not want to sell off their sovereignty to some pretenders."
crimea.7071.a:0 "They stupidly cling to their precious channel"

# Ask Turkey out

crimea.710.t:0 "Asking Turkey out"
crimea.710.d:0 "Crimean khan finally managed to establish a contact with Turkey considering its membership in NATO. He wisely omitted his claims on Turkish throne and called for mutual cooperation and understanding. NATO alliance is a threat to all things islamic, it defiles Eastern family values and brings discord to any nation it intervenes into."
crimea.710.a:0 "Will Erdoğan listen?"

crimea.7102.t:0 "Asking Turkey out"
crimea.7102.d:0 "Erdoğan agreed to let dubious claims of Crimea slide for now. He certainly understands, that Turkey gains nothing from being a western wedge in the islamic world. As EU talks almost stopped, he now seeks more integration with islamic countries. And if NATO membership is an obstacle to such integration, Turkey will deal with this obstacle accordingly."
crimea.7102.a:0 "The west lost its positions in the Islamic world."

crimea.7101.t:0 "Turkey refuses our advances"
crimea.7101.d:0 "Turkey thinks that Crimeans are too full of themselves. Turkey's history with NATO spans several decades. They would not budge and leave their western allies. They are unwilling to compromise and do not want to sell off their sovereignty to some pretenders."
crimea.7101.a:0 "They stupidly cling to their precious western allies"

crimea.708.t:0 "Nice words do better when paired with big guns"
crimea.708.d:0 "Crimean khalif today declared a Ghazawat - a kind of holy war - against corrupt Erdoğan regime. He calls all muslims from all around the world to join this just and noble cause and to eliminate the threat of division amongst islamic people once and for all."
crimea.708.a:0 "The Holy War starts"

crimea.709.t:0 "Reunification of muslims"
crimea.709.d:0 "His majesty, Crimean Sultan, Khalif of both landmasses and seven seas, the protector of Aya Sofia and the conqueror of Roum, Pamir Cezzar Girey today was given a sword and a belt of Sultan Mehmet as a sign of his rightful place as a khalif-al-mouminin - as the shepherd of rightfully believing ones. He already proclaimed the transformation of a loose Islamic union into Crimean Islamic Federation, where each former state would gain a status of Vilayet and would for time being keep its rulers and inner laws."
crimea.709.a:0 "A new era for all Islamic people"


#Monarchy Convent
crimea.501.t:0 "The Regency Council convened."
crimea.501.d:0 "Natalia Poklonskaya, Crimea general-attorney, is famous as an ardent monarchy supporter. She managed to convince the Parliament and the Ministers Council, that it would be beneficial and unifying for Crimea to invite a monarch. A monarch can inspire the population and become a tourist income source. Of course she has Romanoffs on her mind, but maybe other pretenders would be considered. Let's see..."
crimea.501.a:0 "We are hoping for the remnants of democracy."
# Asahara regime event namespace

# we get the advisor
crimea.88.t:0 "An encounter on Zen"
crimea.88.d:0 "A famous service Yandex.Zen is very popular for long-winded commentaries on political situation. Recently the government conducted a business with some faraway Asian nation, and today a new star on Zen had arisen - supposed Crimean Korean called Chang Mawon. He highlights the plight of godless people and the positives of Buddhism, also giving surprisingly deep economical and political advices. The government is interested in him and can hire him any day!"
crimea.88.a:0 "OK"
# we get the coup
crimea.80.t:0 "A coup in Crimea!"
crimea.80.d:0 "Some time after being hired, the crimean-korean advisor Chang Mawon started to show more and more influence on the government policies. He managed to legalize his own cult named 'Alpha'. Having the same name as a famous special services branch, the cult escaped suspicions, until 'Alpha' units occupied the State Council building..."
crimea.80.a:0 "Worrisome development."

crimea.81.t:0 "Elimination of minorities."
crimea.81.d:0 "Shouko Asahara - the true name of Chang Mawon - very much dislikes pesky minorities. LGBTQ++, academics, scientists, priests of Christianity and mullahs of Islam - all of them are told to quit the country or be subjected to 'willfull euthanasia' process."
crimea.81.a:0 "Will it ever stop?"

crimea.82.t:0 "The mad madman"
crimea.82.d:0 "It appears that Shouko Asahara considers his military options only through the lens of his personal religious beliefs. It brings both opportunities and downsides. Some branches of the army get billions, whereas others are sold off and thoroughly dismantled."
crimea.82.a:0 "Is madly mad!"

crimea.83.t:0 "Saving Private Rayev"
crimea.83.d:0 "Private Rayev, not knowing the consequences, signed himself to be a member of Shouko Asahara's personal guard. He was subjected to cruel training regimen, guided meditations and propaganda about Europeans who supposedly want 'to feed the whole other world the bugz'. However, next day Rayev was unpleasantly surprised to find he now has to really eat only real bugs instead of his usual meals, supposedly to train him for the inevitable. 'What a wacko! I need to get outta here quickly!' Private Rayev escaped, killing two armed guards on the spot. His whereabouts are still unknown."
crimea.83.a:0 "He just wanted a banana..."

crimea.84.t:0 "Occupy Area-51"
crimea.84.d:0 "The US government is quite concerned about what's currently happening around Area-51 in Nevada. The mysterious airbase, not even being signed on a map, often was a subject for discussions of cultists and ufologists. However, right now those wackos are much more organized than before. They got the weapons, got the money too, and they march towards the clearance point with posters calling to release aliens and stop the experiments on people."
crimea.84.a:0 "What are those lunatics saying?"

crimea.85.t:0 "The fall of the colossus"
crimea.85.d:0 "Shouko Asahara today held a meeting in UN headquarters. He affirmed that the loss of US would not mean much in the concept of world politics. Despite this, he added rather ominously, that Pure Lands of Buddha Amida do not know borders and would span the entire planet in a time coming. 'We would save each and every one, despite some being saved not in this lifetime' - added the cult leader. Meanwhile in the US, academicians, scientists and priests of organized religions are being persecuted..."
crimea.85.a:0 "Kill off the survivors."

crimea.89.t:0 "Eternal sacred silence"
crimea.89.d:0 "Today Shouko Asahara had a very strange dream. In it, he managed to escape his confinement and to, through third-world countries, move to an unknown small country of Crimea on the other side of the world. There he routinely reestablished his sect and managed to gain big success! He even managed to conquer all of the world and disrupt all the corrupt governments. However, now he is definitely awake and angry, looking at his cell walls. 'I want to be freed from Samsara as soon as possible', thought Shouko. Alas, the guards came and guided him towards the gallows. They fixed the noose, pulled a lever..."
crimea.89.a:0 "...and awoke him up."
# Chubarov Junta Event Namespace
# Inthronization
crimea.90.t:0 "A coup in Crimea!"
crimea.90.d:0 "Recent political skirmishes and debates between Ukrainian and Crimean-Tatar activists, going in a vacuum of absence of Russian political activity, usually filling the region, grew to a point, where Crimean-Tatar activists blocked the parliament and waited until their demands would be met. As ukrainian power structures wanted to cooperate with Tatars anyway, they agreed to transfer the real power in Crimea to Refat Chubarov, the leader of Milliy Meclis of Crimean Tatar people. He already calls for ban on political activism for Russia-connected people."
crimea.90.a:0 "Worrisome development."

crimea.91.t:0 "Russian uprisings in Crimea"
crimea.91.d:0 "Russian population is deeply concerned about the policies enacted by the Chubarov Regime in Crimea. Despite their usual apathy, they refuse to cooperate with Chubarov's government in any way, shape or form. The country is definitely unstable right now."
crimea.91.a:0 "To be expected."

crimea.92.t:0 "Russian militia in large cities"
crimea.92.d:0 "The country is definitely out of control, as Chubarov forces came to clash with russian urbanites in big cities. Segregation and ghettoization of cities in Crimea is fully underway, and the new apartheid is still supported by the Kiev government. Better not having any external conflict to add to this!"
crimea.92.a:0 "There would be no peaceful solution to this."

crimea.93.t:0 "Boycotts, blockades, beatings, oh my..."
crimea.93.d:0 "The country devolved into pure chaos. Markets are mostly closed down or held away from large cities. Russian people cannot enter markets, and tatar people cannot enter centralized department stores. Supply chains are broken, only construction sector, mostly held by Turks, and illegal arms warehouses for tatar militia seem to work."
crimea.93.a:0 "I just wanted a banana..."

crimea.94.t:0 "The port buildings are blown up"
crimea.94.d:0 "Recent terrorist act by Russian Movement organization rendered Sevastopol-Aqyar naval base mostly unusable. A week prior an unregistered trench digger broke into Simferopol airport facilities and defaced the runway, shortening it more than in half."
crimea.94.a:0 "Mop up the remaining cells."

crimea.95.t:0 "The Exodus."
crimea.95.d:0 "Russian people seem to leave Crimea en masse. They tell everyone horrors they endured under Tatar apartheid regime. Despite this, no one really believes them, because their descriptions are so colourful and unrealistic. No country is that cruel, right? However, we have our share of problems. Potable water stopped running, there are sectoral electric blackouts in all of the country, and the railway is being dismantled and sold for scrap metal. Only buses are coming and going on time."
crimea.95.a:0 "We will manage without them."

crimea.96.t:0 "The Call from Above."
crimea.96.d:0 "Today Refat Chubarov had nothing to do, and he turned to read some commentary on the life of Devlet Girey the Great. However, the calm silence in his cabinet, lit by a candle during a wide blackout, was disturbed by the ring of the cellphone - the only modern thing still working in this city."
crimea.96.a:0 "He took the phone and heard..."

crimea.97.t:0 "...Congratulations!"
crimea.97.d:0 "''You know we wanted to get rid of all the Russians in there, right? You did a fantastic job on that! Even Donbass now has more russian population than Crimea! Of course some MPs here in Kiev have their reservations about your policy and the fate of Ukrainians themselves in Crimea, but let's be real - there and here, everywhere there are some hiccups. I am honored to work with you and will award you with the title of Hero of Ukraine.''"
crimea.97.a:0 "I'm honored to work with you too."

crimea.98.t:0 "...Who do you think you are?!"
crimea.98.d:0 "''You know we wanted to get rid of all the Russians in there, right? However, your militia is totally uncontrolled, they pillage and loot everything! You invited our workers there, we settled for you your coastal cities, we constantly provide you with autonomy, and you ask more and more! You ask me for autonomy, but you are doing so without respect. You shall watch your steps carefully, as the abyss of chaos is right below you.''"
crimea.98.a:0 "*gasp* I will be more careful."

crimea.99.t:0 "That's it, you're going to Lwow!"
crimea.99.d:0 "Today the people of Crimea were joyful, as never before. The tyranny of Refat Chubarov came to an end. Unidentified policemen detained him on the tour to Bahcesaray and whisked him to a court in Kiev, where he was promptly sentenced to fifteen years behind bars for treason. The apartheid restrictions seem to not apply at all, despite laws formally still being in place. Even some Russians are slowly returning to their former houses, because Kiev regime at least is willing to consider them people. Kiev regime even considers Chubarov a human... Probably too generous?"
crimea.99.a:0 "At least he would be remembered."



# Proper Crimean event namespaces (mostly Yanukovich and Soviet branches)

# demand Transnistria
crimea.1.t:0 "Moldovan Ultimatum"
crimea.1.d:0 "As Ukraine recently managed to recover from a brink of collapse, the people of Transnistria, as well as jingoistic military supporters in Ukraine itself, are demanding from both Moldovan and Ukrainian governments to solve the question of Transnistria. This remnant of the USSR is mostly populated by Slavic people, so incorporating it in Ukraine seems rational enough. Will Moldova listen, or it would stupidly tighten grip on its breakaway region?"
crimea.1.a:0 "How can anyone say Transnistria is not slavic?!"
# Prigozhin branch - bad events
crimea.11.t:0 "The call from Lukashenko"
crimea.11.d:0 "Today as Prigozhin forces started their march on Moscow, Belarusian president Alexander Lukashenko called Prigozhin and asked for some negotiations with Putin, trying to stop the inevitable bloodshed between even more slavic people. He invites Prigozhin to drop his movement and pull out his soldiers to Belarus. Will he succeed?"
crimea.11.a:0 "How badly I want to eat fried potatoes at home now..."
# ibid 2.
crimea.12.t:0 "The air accident"
crimea.12.d:0 "Today, the airplane of Evgeniy Prigozhin crashed in Kalinin oblast, departing not far from Moscow. Everyone aboard perished instantly. The investigation already started, however, no one seems to find the black boxes."
crimea.12.a:0 "Any decent psychic would have predicted it."
# UKR event - elections Poroshenko
crimea.19.t:0 "Elections in Ukraine"
crimea.19.d:0 "Ukraine waited for next presidentials with bated breath as the country slowly disintegrated on its periphery. Crimea drifted mostly into Russian sphere of influence, and ultranationalists raised their heads in the western part of the country. Peter Poroshenko is a hawk, despite being also an experienced negotiator. He promises a military reform and eventual reunification of the country."
# the answer is 'Worrying'
# align China
crimea.2.t:0 "Seeking for Chinese support"
crimea.2.d:0 "The People Republic of China is the most powerful of modern socialist states. Surely it would support the noble cause of restoring socialism in Europe. Despite the lack of western recognition, we still can be valuable partners for China. Let's ask them what do they think about that!"
crimea.2.a:0 "Ask for support"
#ELECTIONS
crimea.21.t:0 "Fierce debates"
crimea.21.d:0 "Despite reaching agreement with Belarus about unifying forces in standing off to Kiev Regime, as well, as in integrating post-Soviet states, Igor Strelkov and Alexander Lukashenko are both unhappy. Lukashenko wants to turn the federated country into a new USSR or something, whereas Strelkov wants to keep his course on delegitimizing all other post-Soviet states and annexing all of them to Crimean federation to make it into a proper heir of Russian Republic of 1917. They began fierce debates over the future of the country. Who would win?"
crimea.21.a:0 "Lukashenko has more experience"
crimea.21.b:0 "Strelkov has a fresh vision"
# China says yes
crimea.3.t:0 "Chinese support granted"
crimea.3.d:0 "The People Republic of China recognized us, and despite its reluctance to join our effots outright, it has no objections for us to trade with it via third-rate companies in DPRK and Cuba. Those governments also expressed their interest in joing our alliance in attempts to seek more markets and better worldwide recognition."
crimea.3.a:0 "It is even better than we asked!"
# China says no
crimea.4.t:0 "China ignores our demands"
crimea.4.d:0 "Chinese government ignored every letter we sent them. This can spell an opportunity. Having no obligations before Xi Jinping's government, we can turn to Taibei for support. Taibei government is glad to obtain at least us as partners, as does another western puppet of Kosovo. We can increase our ties and who knows, maybe we would also help democratic Taibei to reclaim the Mainland China in the distant future..."
crimea.4.a:0 "At least we got something"

# Pressure Lithuania
crimea.5.t:0 "Pressure on Lithuania"
crimea.5.d:0 "The new government in Crimea and Belarus constantly sends informators and intelligence residents to Lithuania in order to spark popular unrest. Will NATO stand idly by?"
crimea.5.a:0 "Let's find out!"
# Ultimatum - Lithuania rejects
crimea.51.t:0 "Lithuania rejects our demands"
crimea.51.d:0 "Currently, NATO officers are conducting major training operations in the country in response to our posturing. We better not to anger them too much."
crimea.51.a:0 "What a sad day for Kaliningrad"
# Ultimatum - Lithuania accepts
crimea.52.t:0 "Lithuania negotiated a moderate solution"
crimea.52.d:0 "Faced with public pressure and popular demonstrations by Russians and Poles in its capital Vilnius, Lithuania today informed NATO and EU headquarters, that it would agree to the border delimitation, which was proposed by our government, effectively surrendering Russian, Polish and Belarussian-speaking areas to the Union."
crimea.52.a:0 "Another batch of maps made obsolete"
# Ultimatum - Lithuania folds
crimea.53.t:0 "Lithuania joins our country"
crimea.53.d:0 "Several weeks ago, Lithuania had a parliamentary crisis, and Socialist-Democrat party came to power. Firstly, no one outside of Lithuania suspected anything, as this direction is completely normal for an EU country, however, today they announced, that they would leave any Western establishments and directly join our country. They informed population, that the Union does not contain Russia and is an equal union of different people which are equally disinterested in Russian and European domination and are ready to serve as a barrier between two opposing forces on the continent."
crimea.53.a:0 "Welcome back. We waited for you."

# Undermine Latvia
crimea.6.t:0 "Undermine Latvia"
crimea.6.d:0 "Post-Soviet Latvia is the most fractured and poor country in in Europe. Latgales and Russians are seeking for our support. We can use Latgalian trump card as well as established underground socialist tradition in Latvia to try to dominate negotiations with Latvia."
crimea.6.a:0 "Let's find out!"
# Ultimatum - Latvia rejects
crimea.61.t:0 "Latvia increases pressure on Russians"
crimea.61.d:0 "In a controversional move, Latvia today decided to demolish the last monument to Russian soldiers as well as close the last Russian school in the country. Nationalistic rhetoric seems to increase, and more and more Russian people and Latgales alike are leaving impoverished and jingoistic Latvia in search for a better life elsewhere."
crimea.61.a:0 "That was to be expected."
# Ultimatum - Latvia accepts
crimea.62.t:0 "Latgale - the first territory transfer by plebiscite since WWI!"
crimea.62.d:0 "As Latvia did not want to lose face, it decided to conduct talks with Latgales only. Both nations decided that it would be better to ask pure ethnic Latgales directly about what do they want for their region. However, even with those restrictions, called white cards, the plebiscite results were shocking!"
crimea.62.a:0 "We would protect Latgales from assimilation, at least the cultural one."
# Ultimatum - Latvia folds
crimea.63.t:0 "Latvia folds"
crimea.63.d:0 "Faced with the threat of extermination, Russian people and Latvian communists started a general strike several weeks ago. It completely paralized the work of Latvian government. The nationalist cabinet resigned today and the workers council took the power. They announced their adjoinment to our country."
crimea.63.a:0 "Latvian SSR, third time's the charm!"

# Pressure Lithuania
crimea.7.t:0 "Estonia in isolation"
crimea.7.d:0 "Recent influx of claims by Russian-speaking citizens of Estonia seems to be supported by our diplomatic efforts. However, EU is investigating these claims and threats to expel Estonia, if the situation would not improve."
crimea.7.a:0 "Let's hope for the best"
# Ultimatum - Lithuania rejects
crimea.71.t:0 "Estonia rebukes our claims"
crimea.71.d:0 "Estonian officials today unveiled a new university in Narva. It has everything to desire, and the courses are fully in Russian, too. Apparently, tax evasion money helped them to quickly turn over this question. We have no influence in Estonia now."
crimea.71.a:0 "They may be slow, but they sure are smart."
# Ultimatum - Lithuania accepts
crimea.72.t:0 "Estonia proposes a border demarcation"
crimea.72.d:0 "As Estonia is threatened to be expelled by the EU, it made several statements that it does not consider Russians to be the EU-compliant minority. This prompted EU commissioner to suggest the adjustment of the outer European border. Currently Ida-Virumaa is in the process of transfer to neighboring country."
crimea.72.a:0 "Both banks, same river. Finally"
# Ultimatum - Lithuania folds
crimea.73.t:0 "Estonia agreed to join our country!"
crimea.73.d:0 "Today Estonia announced, that faced with constant pressure from all sides, it decided to do what's best to protect its people - to surrender the country to the 'lesser evil', that being the Minsk regime. Estonia would cease to be an EU and NATO member amidst fears of incapability of NATO to defend Estonian territory in case of potential invasion."
crimea.73.a:0 "An extension of mainland, unseparable."



