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Kyiv Pact
Kyiv Pact
Киевский пакт
Kiyevskiy pakt
Pact leader in dark green, member states in green, candidate states in light green.
| Pact Leader | Russian Supreme State |
|---|---|
| Formation | December 11th, 1998 |
| Headquarters | Dniprovskyi, Russia |
|---|---|
| Quarter Locations | Budapest, Hungary Moscow, Russia |
The Kyiv Pact, or KP for short, is a military pact and influence sphere led by the Russian Supreme State. It was created after the Razpatsya, when the Russian Unitary Army Force reigned supreme and sought to rebuild its influence sphere, much like the Warsaw Pact.
History
The Kyiv Pact was formed on December 11th, 1998, between the Russian Supreme State, the Russian satellite state of Novorossiya (otherwise known as Ukraine), and the People's Republic of Poland, in Dniprovskyi (then called East Kyiv).
The flag of the Kyiv Pact has changed over time, with the most recent change being the sixth band, to represent the entry of Sudan into the KP in 2004.
The Silver Barrier Liberation Army (SBLA), or Армия освобождения Серебряного барьера (Armiya osvobozhdeniya Serebryanogo bar'yera) was created in 2000 to protect and advance on the frontlines of the Silver Barrier. The SBLA currently encompasses east Poland and Slovakia.