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Fallout Texas/New Mexico

Currently spans from 2135 - 2302

Texan Enclave
Foundation	January 2097
Dissolved	2283
Allegiance	United states (nominally)
Headquarters	Oil Rig EN-241
Active regions	Texas, New Mexico and the Gulf Of Mexico
Ideology	Democratic (nominally) Fascism (de-facto) Anti-communism American exceptionalism Darwinism Anti-Mutant Hate
Status	Destroyed by the Lone Star Republic in 2283
Size	>6000 (2256)
Part of	The Enclave
Opponents	Lone Star Republic Brotherhood Of Steel (San Antonio Chapter)
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Lone Star Republic
Flag
Nickname:  ‘New Texas Republic’
Formed	2172
Founded by	Hank Melton
Capital City	New Dallas
Government
• Body	New Dallas Parliament
• President	Frank Hawkins (2290 - Present)
• Prime Minister	Peyton Cote (2290 - Present)
Population  (2288)
• Total	560,000

Vault 47

Zarekstan

First Battle of Al Wadair
Part of Zarekstan Civil War
Ba'athist Infantry fighting in the city in early August
Date July 20 1989 - October 30 1989 Location Al Wadair, Zarekstan Result Pyrrhic Ba'athist Victory Zarekstani Rebels pushed out of Al Wadair and neigbouring villages Port of Al Wadair sustains major damage
Belligerents
Zarekstani Liberation Front Zarekstan Islamic Council	Zarekstan Ba’ath Republic
Commanders and leaders
Kameel al-Sharif Faalih el-Daoud Zayed Fadel Akhil Abdalla Mohammed Zakayev	Hasaan Habibi Abdul Mahmoud Jamale Ghazal Muhannad Hasen
Units involved
100th Volunteer Brigade 72nd Infantry Regiment Irregular Militias Mujahideen Brigades	Zarekstan Republican Guard 122nd Motor rifle Brigade 22nd Special Forces Brigade
Strength
10,000 Infantry 275 Armoured Vehicles 23,000 Militiamen 1,600 Fighters	40,000 Infantry 520 Armoured Vehicles 5,000 Militiamen
Casualties and losses
>7,500 killed >10,000 Injured 200 Vehicles Destroyed or Damaged 700 Killed 500 Injured	17,000 Dead 20,000 Injured 170 Armoured Vehicles Destroyed or Damaged

Hasaan Habibi
Habibi in 1986
Native name	حسن حبيبي
Born	(1960-10-01)October 1, 1960 Naqabin, Zarekstan
Died	December 13, 2019(2019-12-13) (aged 59) Al Wadair, Zarekstan
Cause of death	Execution by Beheading
Allegiance	Zarekstan Ba’ath Republic(1979 - 2002) Zarekstan Mujahid League (2002 - 2019)
Years of service	Armed Forces of the Zarekstan Ba'ath Republic (1979 - 1992) Zarekstan Popular Army (1992 - 2002) Zarekstan Mujahid League (2002 - 2019)
Rank	Lieutenant (1988 - 2002)
Unit	Zarekstan Republican Guard (1985 - 2001)
Commands held	Zarekstan Popular Army (2002) Zarekstan Mujahid League (2004 - 2019)
Spouse(s)	Safira Qasim ​ (m. 1981⁠–⁠2001)​
Children	2

Zarekstan Civil War
British Soldiers alongside Zarekstani Millitia during the First Battle for Naqabin in 2007
Date January 22 1989 - December 1 2023 Location Zarekstan Result Republic of Zarekstan Victory Al-Dhiyaab Wiped out remaining forces merge with Islamic State Ba'athist Forces Defaated in 2009 after the Second Battle of Al Wadair Islamic State returns to Iraq into 2022 Al-Qaeda Launch Insurgency in 2024
Belligerents
Republic of Zarekstan United States (2004 - 2009) United Kingdom (2004 - 2009) Izdeliya (2009 - 2018) Russia (2015 - 2023)	Zarekstan Ba’ath Republic(1989 - 1992) Zarekstan Popular Army (1992 - 2009) Iraq (1993 - 2002)	Islamic State (From 2015) al-Dhiyaab (From 1993) Zarekstan Mujahideen Al-Qaeda (from 1991) Al-Qaeda in Zarekstan (1992 - 2019) Zarekstan Mujahid League (2004 - 2019)
Commanders and leaders
Kameel al-Sharif (1989 - 1994) Faalih el-Daoud (1994 - 2007) Khaliq Wakim (1994 - 2007) Kamaal al-Hoda (2007 - 2013) Abdul Quddoos al-Hosein (2013 - 2020) Muammar el-Jabara (2020 - 2021) Amaan al-Assad (2021- 2023) George W. Bush (2004 - 2009) Tony Blair (2004 - 2007) Gordon Brown (2007 - 2009)	Abdul Mahmoud (1989 - 1992) Abdul Mahmoud (1992 - 1999) Sadiq Rais (1999 - 2002) Hasaan Habibi (2002) Yasin Hosseini (2002 - 2009) Saddam Hussein (1993 - 2002) Tariq Aziz (1993 - 2002) Ali Hassan al-Majid (1993 - 2002)	Mohammed Zakayev (1993 - 2014) Mashal al-Qadir (2014 - 2018) Ibrahim Zakayev (2018 - 2023) Abdul Hakeem al-Azimi (1992 - 2012) Haashim al-Mahmoud (2012 - 2019) Hasaan Habibi (2004 - 2019)
Strength
140,000 (2022) 40,000 (2004) 40,000 (2004) 11,000 (2013) 15,000 (2015)	100,000 (1990) 25,000 (2005) 30,000 (1995)	4,000 (2021) 32,000 (2018) 3,000 (2016) 1,500 (2006) 9,000 (2011) 1,500 (2016)

Al-Dhiyaab
الذياب
Flag of Al-Dhiyaab
Leader	Mohammed Zakayev (1993 - 2014) Mashal al-Qadir (2014 - 2018) Ibrahim Zakayev (2023 - Present)
Military leader	Umar al-Akbari (1993 - 2002) Hamad al-Abdulla (2002 - 2013) Hakim Javid (2013- 2023) Ibrahim Zakayev (2023 - Present)
Political leader	Mohammed Zakayev (1993 - 2014) Ibrahim al-Hashemi (2014 - 2023) Ibrahim Zakayev (2023 - Present)
Dates of operation	1993 - 2028
Split from	Zarekstan Islamic Council
Headquarters	Naqabin, Zarekstan
Active regions	Zarekstan and Iraq
Ideology	Pan-Islamism Salafist Jihadism Islamic fundamentalism Pan-Islamism Anti-Christian Sentiment Antisemitism Pan-Islamism
Size	30,000 Fighters (2022)
Allies	Islamic State Zarekstan Mujahideen
Opponents	Al-Qaeda in Zarekstan Zarekstan
Battles and wars	Zarekstan Civil War War on Terror
Designated as a terrorist group by	Zarekstan Izdeliya Russia Iraq United States United Kingdom

Izdeliya

Roman Tikhonovich
Born	(1970-11-01)November 1, 1970 Vyarzhinsk, Izdeliya
Died	March 22, 2022(2022-03-22) (aged 51) Naqabin, Zarekstan
Cause of death	Gunshot Wound
Allegiance	Izdeliya (1991 - 2019) Reborn Izdeliyan National Movement (2020 - 2022)
Service/branch	Izdeliyan Armed Forces (1991 - 1997) Vostok Group (1999 - 2019)
Unit	104th Motor Rifle Brigade (1991 - 1997)
Commands held	Vostok Group (1999 - 2019) Reborn Izdeliyan National Movement (2020 - 2022)

Vostok Group

Company type	Private
Industry	Private Military Contracting
Founded	November 16, 1999
Founder	Roman Tikhonovich
Defunct	December 31, 2019
Fate	Disbanded in 2019 after the the Russian Invasion of Izdeliya
Successor	Reborn Izdeliyan National Movement
Headquarters	Staskovsk Military Complex, Izdeliya
Members	7300 (2018)

Sibansk Airport Massacre
Part of Terrorism in Izdeliya
Location	Sibansk Airport, Izdeliya
Date	July 20, 2017 12:30pm
Attack type	Mass Shooting
Weapons	PKM Machine Guns and Suicide Vests
Deaths	532
Injured	971
Perpetrators	al-Dhiyaab
Assailants	15
Motive	Retaliation for the Izdeliyan involvement in the Zarekstan Civil War
Accused	4
Convicted	3
Verdict	All 3 found guilty
Charges	3 Charged with Terrorism

Battle for Oktyanskoy Airport
Part of Russian Invasion of Izdeliya
Members of the 31st Guards Air assault Brigade In Oktyanskoy Airport
Date March 15 2019 - April 18 2019 Location Oktyanskoy Airport, Izdeliya Result Russian Victory, Oktyanskoy Airbase becomes vital supply base for invading Forces
Belligerents
Russia Belarus	Izdeliya
Units involved
Russian Armed Forces Russian Airborne Forces 11th Guards Air Assault Brigade 31st Guards Air Assault Brigade Russian Ground Forces 9th Guards Artillery Brigade 74th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade Armed Forces of Belarus Special Operations Forces 38th Separate Guards Air Assault Brigade	Izdeliyan Armed Forces Izdeliyan Ground Forces 104th Motor Rifle Brigade 72nd Guards Tank Brigade Izdeliyan Airborne Forces 73rd Air Assault Brigade
Strength
First Assault Wave (March 15 - 17) 675 Airborne Troops 31 Mi-8s 7 Ka-52s Second Assault Wave (March 17 - 26) 600 Belarusian Airborne Troops 45 BMD-2s and BMD-4s Third Assault Wave (March 26 - April 18) 735 Ground Troops 125 BMP-2s and BMP-3s 94 Tanks Support Units Unknown Number of BM-21 Grads	(March 15 - 17) 845 Airborne Troops 74 BMD-2s 1st Reinforcement Group (March 16 - 26) 500 Ground Troops 110 BMP-2s 87 Tanks 2nd Reinforcement Group (March 26 - April 18) 250 Ground Troops 25 BMP-2s
Casualties and losses
Russia 123 Killed 327 Injured 16 Tanks Damaged or Destroyed 43 IFVs Damaged or Destroyed 3 Helicopters Lost Belarus 183 Killed 223 Injured 27 IFVs Damaged or Destroyed	Izdeliya 328 Killed 452 Injured 23 Tanks Damaged or Destroyed 84 IFVs Damaged or Destroyed

Battle for Vyarzhinsk
Part of Russian Invasion of Izdeliya
Mortars of the 83rd Guards Air Assault Brigade In Vyarzhinsk
Date March 16 2019 - April 23 2019 Location The City of Vyarzhinsk and surrounding towns Result Russian and Belarusian Victory, Izdeliyan Forces Retreat to Oktyanskoy to assist Defending Forces.
Belligerents
Russia Belarus	Izdeliya
Commanders and leaders
Russian Armed Forces Guards Colonel Aleksandr Kornev Colonel Andrei Arkhipov
Units involved
Russian Armed Forces Russian Airborne Forces 83rd Guards Air Assault Brigade Russian Ground Forces 80th Arctic Motor Rifle Brigade 25th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade 4th Guards Tank Division 338th Guards Rocket Artillery Brigade Armed Forces of Belarus Belarusian Ground Forces 19th Guards Mechanized Brigade 11th Guards Mechanized Brigade	Izdeliyan Armed Forces Izdeliyan Ground Forces 156th Guards Motor Rifle Brigade 72nd Guards Tank Brigade Izdeliyan Airborne Forces 44th Air Assault Brigade National Guard of Izdeliya 2nd Special Mechanized Division
Strength
Initial Assault Group (March 16 - 22) 790 Airborne Troops 44 Mi-8s 21 Ka-52s First Reinforcement Group (March 22 - 31) 600 Belarusian Ground Troops 45 BMP-2s and BTR-80s Second Reinforcement Group (April 1 - 23) 975 Ground Troops 125 BMP-2s and BMP-3s 94 Tanks Support Units Unknown Number of BM-21 Grads	(March 16 - 28) 1000 Ground Troops 74 BMP-2s 34 Tanks 1st Reinforcement Group (March 28 - April 13) 450 Airborne Troops 45 BMD-2s 4 Tanks 2nd Reinforcement Group (April 13 - 23) 250 Ground Troops 25 BMP-2s
Casualties and losses
Russia 239 Killed 571 Injured 55 Tanks Damaged or Destroyed 63 IFVs Damaged or Destroyed 5 Helicopters Lost Belarus 234 Killed 316 Injured 44 IFVs Damaged or Destroyed	Izdeliya 422 Killed 578 Injured 43 Tanks Damaged or Destroyed 98 IFVs Damaged or Destroyed

Izdeliyan Civil War
Part of Post-Soviet conflicts
Date February 23 1992 - November 16 1999 Location Izdeliya Result Soviet Regime Collapses, Republic of Izdeliya strengthens ties with the Russian Federation
Belligerents
Republic of Izdeliya Izdeliyan Armed Forces 21st Motor Rifle Brigade 11th Guards Tank Brigade Izdeliyan Republic MVD Russian Federation (From 1995) GRU Spetsnaz GRU 22nd Separate Guards Special Purpose Brigade Federal Security Service Border Service of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation Far-Right Militias Izdeliyan National Unity Movement St George Movement	Izdeliyan Soviet Socialist Republic Izdeliyan MVD Izdeliyan OMON Izdeliyan Ground Forces 3rd Motor Rifle Brigade 1st Guards Tank Brigade Izdeliyan Airborne Forces 36th Landing-Assault Brigade Izdeliyan GRU 12th Special Operations Detachment Izdeliyan Red Army Oktyanskoy People’s Militia Vyarzhinsk People’s Militia
Commanders and leaders
Petr Yevgenievich (Until 1994)  Dimitri Vasilievich (1994-1998) Boris Yeltsin Mikhail Barsukov (1992-1996) Nikolay Kovalyov (1996-1998) Vladimir Putin (1998-1999)	Boris Pavlovich (1992-1997) Petr Fyodorovich (1997-1999) Tsezar Stepanovich † Alexei Yermolayevich
Strength
Republic of Izdeliya >72,000 Military Personnel (1998) <3,000 IFVs/APCs <1,400 Tanks Russian Federation 1,000 Military Personnel 174 IFVs/APCs 20 Tanks Izdeliyan National Unity Movement <2,500 Fighters (1995) <25 IFVs/APCs 2 Tanks St George Movement 10,000 Fighters (1997) 400 IFVs/APCs 20 Tanks	Izdeliyan Soviet Socialist Republic <79,000 Military Personnel (1993) <40,000 Military Personnel (1998) >3,200 IFVs/APCs >1,750 Tanks Izdeliyan Red Army >2,500 Fighters <100 IFVs/APCs <50 Tanks
Casualties and losses
Republic of Izdeliya >38,000 Killed >40,000 Injured >1,000 IFVs/APCs Destroyed

When the Rivers Run Red
Когда реки становятся красными
Music by	Various Artists
Production company	Izdeliya Institute of Film
Release dates	1 December 2005 (2005-12-01) (Izdeliya, Russia)
Running time	140 Minutes
Country	Izdeliya
Language	Russian
Budget	$425,000
Box office	$675,000