The Constitution of the Socialist Republic of Croodoss
Preamble
We, the people of Croodoss, in pursuit of justice, equality, and freedom, establish this Constitution to secure the rights of all citizens, uphold the principles of socialism, and ensure the prosperity of our nation. Built upon the sacrifices of those who fought in the Slave Revolution and the Socialist Revolution, we commit to a society based on unity, solidarity, and progress.
Chapter I: General Provisions
Article 1: Sovereignty
- The State of Croodoss is an independent, sovereign, and socialist state.
- All power emanates from the people, who exercise it through democratic structures and revolutionary principles.
Article 2: National Symbols
- The national flag consists of a black vertical stripe on the left and two horizontal stripes of blue and red.
- The official language is Croodossi Kreyol.
- The capital of Croodoss shall be [Capital Name].
Article 3: State Ideology
- The state is founded upon socialist principles, ensuring economic and social justice for all citizens.
- The government shall work to eliminate class oppression and uphold the principles of collective welfare.
Chapter II: Rights and Duties of Citizens
Article 4: Fundamental Rights
- All citizens are equal before the law, regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, or belief.
- Every citizen has the right to education, healthcare, and dignified employment.
- Freedom of religion is guaranteed, with a strict separation of church and state.
- Speech is regulated to prevent counter-revolutionary activity and incitement to violence.
Article 5: Duties of Citizens
- Every citizen must contribute to the nation's progress through work, military service, or community service.
- The protection of the socialist state and its values is the duty of every citizen.
Chapter III: Government Structure
Article 6: The Executive Branch
- The President of Croodoss is the Head of State and Government, elected by the people for a six-year term.
- The President appoints ministers and ensures the implementation of socialist policies.
- The Revolutionary Council advises the President and ensures ideological consistency.
Candidate Nomination:
- The Revolutionary Council and People’s Assembly nominate candidates for the presidency.
- Candidates must have a strong history of service to the nation, commitment to socialist values, and approval from the ruling socialist party (or a coalition of aligned parties).
Article 7: The Legislative Branch
- The People’s Assembly is the highest legislative body, composed of representatives elected by the citizens.
- The Assembly is responsible for drafting and enacting laws in accordance with socialist principles.
Article 8: The Judicial Branch
- The judiciary is independent and upholds the Constitution and socialist laws.
- The Supreme People’s Court ensures justice is administered fairly.
Chapter IV: Economy and Resources
Article 9: Economic System
- The economy of Croodoss is based on socialist planning, ensuring the fair distribution of resources.
- Key industries, including energy, healthcare, and education, are publicly owned.
- Private enterprise is permitted only in limited sectors under government regulation.
Article 10: Labor Rights
- Workers have the right to unionize and participate in workplace decision-making.
- The government guarantees fair wages, social benefits, and safe working conditions.
Chapter V: National Defense and Security
Article 11: Military Service
- All citizens must complete a period of military or community service upon reaching adulthood.
- The Croodossi Defense Forces protect national sovereignty and socialist ideals.
Article 12: Law Enforcement
- Security forces shall maintain order while respecting citizens’ rights.
- The use of torture is permitted only in cases of national security threats.
Chapter VI: Amendments and Final Provisions
Article 13: Amendments
- Amendments to the Constitution require a two-thirds majority in the People’s Assembly.
- No amendment may undermine the socialist foundations of the state.
Article 14: Final Provisions
- This Constitution takes effect immediately upon ratification by the People’s Assembly.
- All laws inconsistent with this Constitution are hereby repealed.
Signed on behalf of the People of Croodoss
President Marcos Zoran
| National Factbook |
| Flag: |
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| Nation Name: |
Croodoss |
| Leader Name: |
Marcos Zoran |
| Currency: |
Gold Standard |
| National Animal: |
African grey |
| History: |
History of Croodoss
Colonial Era & the Foundations of Oppression (16th–19th Century)
Before achieving independence, Croodoss was a colony ruled by a foreign empire that established a plantation economy built on enslaved labor. The land was rich in natural resources, making it a prime location for agricultural exports such as sugar, cotton, and exotic fruits.
The ruling colonial elite lived in luxury while the majority of the population—enslaved Croodossi people—endured brutal conditions. Any resistance was met with severe punishment, yet underground networks of rebels, maroons (escaped slaves who formed independent settlements), and secret societies spread revolutionary ideas. Over time, these groups formed the foundation for an organized uprising.
The Slave Revolution & Independence (Early 19th Century)
In the early 19th century, a series of small revolts escalated into a full-scale rebellion. Enslaved Croodossi, along with some free people of color and indigenous allies, launched a coordinated uprising. The revolutionaries waged a brutal war against colonial forces, utilizing guerrilla warfare, scorched-earth tactics, and surprise attacks from mountain strongholds and dense forests.
The war lasted several years, with heavy casualties on both sides. The colonizers, unable to sustain the conflict due to internal struggles and economic decline, eventually withdrew. Croodoss declared its independence, making it the first nation in the region to be founded by formerly enslaved people overthrowing their oppressors.
However, independence did not bring immediate peace. The new republic faced isolation, economic embargoes, and foreign-backed attempts to destabilize the government. Former slave owners and ex-colonial loyalists tried to regain control, leading to internal conflicts that shaped the next century.
Post-Independence Struggles & the Road to Revolution (19th–20th Century)
Despite being free from colonial rule, Croodoss struggled with political instability. Early leaders attempted to maintain unity, but economic hardships and foreign pressures created deep divisions.
Neocolonial Influence – Foreign nations sought to control Croodoss economically, imposing unfair trade agreements and supporting local elites who prioritized their own wealth over national progress.
Military Coups & Dictatorships – The republic oscillated between fragile democracies and military regimes, as various factions vied for power. Some leaders attempted reforms, but corruption and foreign interference often led to their downfall.
Worker & Peasant Unrest – Industrialization in urban centers created a new working class, while rural farmers continued to struggle under unfair land ownership laws. Strikes, protests, and riots became more frequent, demanding radical change.
The Socialist Revolution (Mid-20th Century)
By the mid-20th century, Croodoss was in crisis. The gap between the rich and poor widened, and government repression against dissenters intensified. Inspired by revolutionary movements abroad and the nation’s own history of resistance, workers, intellectuals, and dissidents formed a united front against the ruling oligarchy.
A charismatic leader, Marcos Zoran, emerged from the movement. Originally a military officer who defected to the revolution, Zoran united rebel factions and launched an armed insurrection. After years of struggle, the government collapsed, and the revolutionaries seized power.
The new socialist government implemented sweeping reforms:
Nationalization of Major Industries – Foreign-owned plantations, banks, and factories were seized and placed under state control.
Land Redistribution – Large estates were broken up and given to peasants and worker cooperatives.
Education & Healthcare Reform – Universal education and free healthcare became constitutional rights.
Militarization of Society – To defend the revolution, mandatory national service was introduced, with citizens serving either in the military or community-building programs.
The Modern Socialist Republic (Present Day)
Under the leadership of Marcos Zoran, Croodoss evolved into a structured socialist republic. The government maintains strict control over key industries and prioritizes economic self-sufficiency. Despite challenges such as foreign hostility, embargoes, and internal political debates, the nation remains committed to its revolutionary ideals. |
| Geography |
| Continent: |
Africa |
| Land Area: |
11,136.63 sq. km |
| Terrain: |
1. Mountainous Interior
The central region of Croodoss is dominated by rugged mountain ranges that served as natural fortresses during both the slave and socialist revolutions.
These mountains provide natural barriers against invasion and have a network of hidden caves and valleys, some of which were once used by revolutionaries as bases.
The highlands have cooler temperatures, fertile soil for terraced farming, and are rich in mineral resources.
2. Dense Tropical Rainforests
Large portions of Croodoss, particularly in the south and west, are covered in dense rainforests teeming with biodiversity.
These forests were historically used for guerrilla warfare, offering cover for revolutionaries.
They are also a major source of medicinal plants, timber, and ecological tourism.
3. Coastal Lowlands & Beaches
The eastern and northern coasts feature vast lowlands and beautiful sandy beaches.
These areas contain port cities that handle trade, fishing, and some tourism.
The coasts are dotted with mangroves and wetlands, which play a crucial role in protecting against storms.
4. Arid Plains & Savannahs
The western part of Croodoss transitions into a semi-arid savannah, with long dry seasons and occasional droughts.
This region is important for livestock grazing and sustainable farming, though irrigation is necessary for large-scale agriculture.
5. River Systems & Lakes
Several major rivers originate in the mountains and provide fresh water for agriculture and hydroelectric power.
The rivers are essential for transportation, irrigation, and drinking water.
A large central lake acts as a major freshwater reservoir and is home to fishing communities.
6. Volcanic Activity & Rich Soil
Some areas in the highlands contain dormant volcanoes, contributing to the country’s rich, fertile soil.
This volcanic activity has made Croodoss a prime location for agriculture, particularly in coffee, fruit, and vegetable production.
7. Islands & Offshore Territories
Croodoss controls several small islands off its coast, which serve as military outposts, fishing hubs, and protected ecological reserves.
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| Highest Peak: |
Mt.Crood, 1,500 meters |
| Lowest Valley: |
Lake KoKo, -167 meters |
| Climate: |
. Mountainous Interior
The central region of Croodoss is dominated by rugged mountain ranges that served as natural fortresses during both the slave and socialist revolutions.
These mountains provide natural barriers against invasion and have a network of hidden caves and valleys, some of which were once used by revolutionaries as bases.
The highlands have cooler temperatures, fertile soil for terraced farming, and are rich in mineral resources.
2. Dense Tropical Rainforests
Large portions of Croodoss, particularly in the south and west, are covered in dense rainforests teeming with biodiversity.
These forests were historically used for guerrilla warfare, offering cover for revolutionaries.
They are also a major source of medicinal plants, timber, and ecological tourism.
3. Coastal Lowlands & Beaches
The eastern and northern coasts feature vast lowlands and beautiful sandy beaches.
These areas contain port cities that handle trade, fishing, and some tourism.
The coasts are dotted with mangroves and wetlands, which play a crucial role in protecting against storms.
4. Arid Plains & Savannahs
The western part of Croodoss transitions into a semi-arid savannah, with long dry seasons and occasional droughts.
This region is important for livestock grazing and sustainable farming, though irrigation is necessary for large-scale agriculture.
5. River Systems & Lakes
Several major rivers originate in the mountains and provide fresh water for agriculture and hydroelectric power.
The rivers are essential for transportation, irrigation, and drinking water.
A large central lake acts as a major freshwater reservoir and is home to fishing communities.
6. Volcanic Activity & Rich Soil
Some areas in the highlands contain dormant volcanoes, contributing to the country’s rich, fertile soil.
This volcanic activity has made Croodoss a prime location for agriculture, particularly in coffee, fruit, and vegetable production.
7. Islands & Offshore Territories
Croodoss controls several small islands off its coast, which serve as military outposts, fishing hubs, and protected ecological reserves.
Strategic & Economic Importance of the Terrain
Military Defense: The mountainous and forested regions historically protected revolutionaries and remain crucial for national defense.
Agriculture: Fertile volcanic soil and river-fed farmlands allow for the cultivation of staple crops.
Tourism & Trade: The coastal regions, beaches, and rainforests attract visitors, while the ports facilitate controlled international trade.
Natural Resources: The mountains contain valuable minerals, metals, and stone, supporting domestic industry.
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The climate of Croodoss varies by region due to its diverse terrain, but overall, it has a tropical to subtropical climate with distinct variations depending on altitude and geography.
1. Coastal Climate (Tropical Maritime) 🌊
Hot and humid year-round, with temperatures ranging from 24°C to 33°C (75°F to 91°F).
Heavy rainfall during the wet season, with occasional hurricanes and tropical storms.
Trade winds provide some cooling along the coast.
Supports fishing, tourism, and trade due to its maritime accessibility.
2. Rainforest Climate (Tropical Wet) 🌿
Found in the southern and western jungles.
Consistently warm temperatures between 25°C to 30°C (77°F to 86°F).
Very high humidity, with heavy rainfall year-round (over 2,000 mm annually).
Supports diverse ecosystems, timber, and medicinal plant industries.
3. Mountainous Climate (Subtropical Highland) ⛰️
Temperatures range from 15°C to 26°C (59°F to 79°F) depending on altitude.
Cooler nights and lower humidity than the lowlands.
Higher elevations experience fog, mist, and occasional frost in extreme peaks.
Ideal for coffee, tea, and high-altitude crops.
4. Savannah Climate (Tropical Wet & Dry) 🌾
Found in the western plains and semi-arid regions.
Distinct wet and dry seasons—the rainy season lasts from May to October, while the dry season can be harsh.
Temperatures range from 20°C to 35°C (68°F to 95°F), with extreme heat waves possible.
Supports livestock grazing, drought-resistant farming, and some mining activities.
5. Inland Lake & River Climate (Temperate Tropical) 🏞️
Found around the central lake and river valleys.
Moderate temperatures, ranging from 22°C to 30°C (72°F to 86°F).
High humidity with a steady water supply.
Rich wetlands and fertile farmlands, making it an agricultural heartland.
Weather Hazards 🌪️🔥
Hurricanes & Tropical Storms (Mostly along the coast during peak storm season).
Flash Floods & Landslides (Especially in rainforest and mountainous regions).
Droughts (In the savannah and semi-arid western areas).
Heatwaves (Can affect inland regions during dry spells). |
| People & Society |
| Population: |
757,348 people |
| Demonym: |
Croodossi |
| Demonym Plural: |
Croodossi |
| Ethnic Groups: |
Croodossi - 78.4%
Grimels - 14.5%
Orois - 7.1% |
| Languages: |
Croodossi Kreyol - 95.0%
Orois - 5.0% |
| Religions: |
Croodossi Baaism - 87.0%
Dorist Faith - 10.7%
Croodoss Cult - 2.3% |
| Health |
| Life Expectancy: |
89 years |
| Obesity: |
0% |
| Alcohol Users: |
0% |
| Tobacco Users: |
0% |
| Cannabis Users: |
0% |
| Hard Drug Users: |
0% |
| Economy |
| Description: |
Croodoss’s economy is a unique socialist system balancing state ownership, worker cooperatives, and a regulated private sector. While challenges remain, its commitment to economic equity, social welfare, and industrial development ensures resilience. Through strategic reforms and modernization, Croodoss continues to evolve as a model of self-sufficiency, socialist governance, and regional economic leadership. |
| Average Yearly Income: |
$104.70 |
| Gross Domestic Product (GDP): |
$1,141,769,411.00 |
| GDP per Capita: |
$1,507.59 |
| Gross National Income (GNI): |
$574,890,695.00 |
| Industries: |
. Agriculture & Agribusiness 🌾
Agriculture is the backbone of the Croodossi economy, with a focus on both subsistence farming for the population and export crops to fund national development.
Key Sub-sectors:
Crops: Croodoss produces a wide range of crops, including rice, maize, cassava, plantains, and beans, which sustain the domestic population.
Tropical Fruits & Spices: Export products include citrus fruits, bananas, pineapples, cocoa, sugarcane, and coffee—high-demand goods in international markets.
Livestock & Poultry: Cattle and poultry are raised primarily for domestic consumption but also support limited export.
Agro-processing: There is a growing food processing sector, which turns raw products like fruits, vegetables, and grains into canned goods, juices, and packaged food for export.
The government has implemented land reforms, ensuring that most farmland is now managed by cooperatives and small-scale farmers, with government support for agricultural education and training in sustainable techniques.
2. Energy & Natural Resources ⚡
Croodoss’s energy and natural resource industries are foundational to the nation’s economic power, supporting both local energy needs and export potential.
Key Sub-sectors:
Oil & Coal: The country possesses significant reserves of oil and coal, which are exploited by state-run enterprises. Oil is processed and refined for domestic use and export to other nations.
Hydroelectric Power: Croodoss is rich in rivers and lakes, and the government has invested in hydroelectric plants to provide clean, renewable energy for local needs and to lessen reliance on fossil fuels.
Mining: Croodoss has significant mineral resources, including iron ore, copper, gold, and rare earth minerals. These resources are extracted by state-owned mining companies and support both domestic manufacturing and export.
Renewable Energy (Future Focus): Croodoss is gradually expanding its solar, wind, and geothermal energy capacity to reduce long-term fossil fuel dependence. Investment in renewable energy is set to increase, particularly in coastal and sunny regions.
3. Heavy Industry & Manufacturing 🏭
Croodoss's manufacturing sector is state-controlled and geared toward heavy industries, especially those related to infrastructure, construction, and industrial goods.
Key Sub-sectors:
Steel & Metalworking: Croodoss produces steel, aluminum, and iron to meet domestic demand for infrastructure, construction, and transportation. The state-run steel mills are a major part of the economy, helping drive industrialization.
Construction & Infrastructure: The government heavily invests in the construction of roads, bridges, and housing. Local and international construction companies operate within the state framework, contributing to development.
Machinery & Transport Equipment: The country manufactures industrial machinery, automobiles, and transport vehicles to serve both domestic use and regional trade.
Chemical Production: The chemical industry is growing, focusing on fertilizers, plastics, and pharmaceuticals. The government has prioritized this sector as part of its economic diversification efforts.
4. Textiles & Apparel 🧵
The textile industry is an important sector for both domestic consumption and export, particularly for Croodoss's manufacturing workforce.
Key Sub-sectors:
Cotton & Fabric Production: Croodoss produces cotton domestically and has a growing textile industry that manufactures clothing, fabrics, and woven goods.
Garment Manufacturing: A significant portion of Croodoss’s export market comes from clothing exports, particularly to regional markets. The textile industry operates under a worker cooperative model, ensuring fair wages and improved working conditions.
Footwear & Accessories: Croodoss has also developed an emerging market for footwear, leather goods, and other fashion accessories.
5. Technology & Telecommunications 💻
Though still in its early stages, Croodoss is investing heavily in the information and communication technology (ICT) sector to increase productivity and provide high-tech solutions to both local and global challenges.
Key Sub-sectors:
Telecommunications: The state-owned telecom company controls communication infrastructure, providing internet, mobile phone services, and satellite technology.
Software & IT Services: Croodoss has a growing technology sector, with small tech hubs in urban areas focusing on software development, fintech, and IT services.
Research & Development (R&D): The government is sponsoring science and technology initiatives, including agricultural technology and renewable energy research, to foster innovation and self-sufficiency.
6. Tourism & Ecological Economy 🌍
Croodoss has a growing tourism sector, built around its natural beauty, rich history, and revolutionary heritage.
Key Sub-sectors:
Eco-Tourism: The lush rainforests, mountains, and historical revolutionary sites attract international visitors. Ecotourism is being promoted, with efforts to preserve natural habitats.
Cultural & Historical Tourism: The history of the Slave Revolution and Socialist Revolution is highlighted through museums, monuments, and tourist trails.
Beach & Coastal Tourism: The country’s beaches and coastlines draw in those seeking tropical relaxation, with government-sponsored initiatives for eco-friendly hotels and resorts.
7. Financial Services & Banking 💰
The financial sector in Croodoss is controlled by state-owned banks that provide services to individuals and businesses. The government has also begun allowing for microfinance institutions to operate in rural areas, encouraging entrepreneurship and local investments.
8. Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals 💊
Croodoss has prioritized universal healthcare as part of its socialist ethos. The country produces many generic medicines locally through state-run pharmaceutical companies, and healthcare services are fully state-funded. |
| Military |
| History: |
The military of Croodoss plays a critical role not only in the defense of the nation but also in its revolutionary heritage. The military has evolved through its history of wars for independence, internal struggles, and efforts to promote solidarity with neighboring nations. It has been shaped by the country’s socialist ideals, revolutionary spirit, and a desire to protect its sovereignty while supporting broader pan-African and anti-imperialist causes.
1. Early History: Colonial Struggles and the Slave Revolution (Late 1600s - Early 1800s)
Before Croodoss became a unified nation, it was a colony under foreign powers, where the enslaved population lived under brutal conditions. The Slave Revolution, inspired by anti-colonial movements, erupted in the late 1700s and early 1800s. It was a violent uprising against the colonial slave owners, with freedom fighters forming the earliest military units.
Key Events:
Revolutionary Leaders: Figures like Lazaro Imadose, the first leader of the revolution, helped unite slaves and oppressed workers into a fighting force.
Guerrilla Tactics: These early forces used guerrilla tactics in the jungle, launching surprise attacks and sabotage on colonial infrastructure, eventually leading to the overthrow of colonial rulers.
Independence War: After decades of revolt, the military secured independence for Croodoss by decisively defeating colonial forces and securing freedom for the Croodossi people.
This period marked the creation of militia units that were highly decentralized and rooted in community defense. These early formations would later serve as the foundation for the more organized military that emerged after independence.
2. The Formation of the Modern Military (Post-Revolution Era, 1800s)
After independence, Croodoss went through a phase of military consolidation, where the newly formed nation needed to organize a unified, national defense force to protect its sovereignty and interests.
The Army:
The Army of Liberation was formed soon after independence, initially consisting of former revolutionaries and their families.
Its early role was to secure the nation’s borders, defend against any remnants of colonial forces or neighboring imperialist powers, and enforce revolutionary ideals within the nation.
The Army was largely land-based, focusing on infantry, artillery, and fortifications to hold key positions and resources.
Over time, the army expanded into regional divisions and specialized units, such as engineers and special forces, to address both internal and external threats.
The Navy:
The Naval Liberation Forces were established shortly after independence, recognizing the strategic importance of controlling the surrounding seas.
Croodoss had limited naval assets initially, but it developed a small but capable fleet to protect its coastline and ensure maritime trade.
The navy served a dual purpose: defending the coastline from imperialist powers and promoting regional solidarity by supporting the independence movements of neighboring nations.
By the mid-1800s, the navy had established key bases along the coast, particularly in Port Américo, and began securing its territorial waters against threats.
The Air Force:
The Air Force of Croodoss was the last branch to form, in the early 1900s, during a time of rapid technological advancement.
Initially, it was focused on reconnaissance and defensive air patrols.
With the support of foreign allies, Croodoss acquired aircraft to combat regional threats and ensure air superiority during internal conflicts and revolutions in neighboring countries.
The Air Force has since grown to support air defense, transportation, and reconnaissance missions, with an emphasis on regional defense cooperation.
3. The Socialist Revolution & Military Reformation (Early 1900s - Mid 1900s)
The next defining moment in Croodoss’s military history came during the Socialist Revolution. By the early 20th century, the Croodossi people, under the leadership of Marcos Zoran and other socialist figures, pushed for a radical change in both government and military organization.
Socialist Ideals & Military Structure:
The Socialist Revolution led to the nationalization of military assets and an overhaul of the structure.
The army, navy, and air force became instruments of the state, with a clear focus on defending socialist values, promoting regional liberation movements, and expanding Croodoss’s influence on the continent.
The military-industrial complex grew, with the government heavily investing in the manufacture of weapons and military equipment to reduce foreign dependence.
The new government also reformed the military’s command structure, establishing centralized control, but also ensuring worker participation and input from the militant socialist factions.
Key Wars & Regional Engagement:
Croodoss became an active player in supporting revolutions across neighboring countries, providing military training and resources to groups fighting imperialism.
The military was instrumental in defending against regional invasions and border conflicts during the early days of the socialist government, and it grew increasingly involved in peacekeeping missions and humanitarian assistance across the Caribbean and Africa.
The country maintained a non-aligned stance in global conflicts, but was heavily involved in proxy wars where it supported other socialist movements.
4. The Modern Military (Late 1900s - Present)
Today, Croodoss’s military is a modern, well-organized force, known for its commitment to both national defense and international solidarity. It continues to be an instrument of the state in preserving Croodoss’s socialist government and regional leadership.
Key Military Branches
Army:
The Croodossi People’s Army remains the largest branch of the military, with a focus on defense, guerrilla warfare tactics, and internal security.
It is organized into regional divisions that address both national defense and involvement in regional solidarity efforts.
The Army continues to honor its roots in the Slave Revolution, with military education emphasizing revolutionary values.
Navy:
The Croodossi Naval Forces maintain a defensive presence on the seas, focusing on coastal defense, anti-piracy operations, and trade protection.
The Navy is also integral in promoting regional security and helping neighboring countries establish their own maritime security forces.
Air Force:
The Croodossi Air Force is a key part of air defense and military strategy, equipped with modern aircraft and capable of carrying out precision strikes, aerial surveillance, and transport operations.
The Air Force has also been used to provide humanitarian aid in conflict zones across the Caribbean and Africa. |
| Soldiers: |
23,722 |
| Tanks: |
1,230 |
| Aircraft: |
45 |
| Ships: |
19 |
| Missiles: |
0 |
| Nuclear Weapons: |
0 |
| Last Updated: 02/16/2025 03:08 am |
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