If you have a Russian history at hand, you should find something similar to this in the last natural paragraph of the Soviet section: "At 19:38 on December 25, 1991, the red flag with the sickle and hammer was slowly but permanently lowered from the top of the Kremlin Palace, and the Russian Federation flag was then raised; the next day, the highest The Soviet Union held its last meeting and legally declared the demise of the Soviet Union. "Yes, this is history as we know it. The Soviet Union, the superpower that existed in the world, died in the wave of the last decade of the last century; but if this event had not happened at that time, our history would have continued along the same lines. What will our world be like?
Cut to 2030, and the world we know no longer exists. The world is divided into the following parts: the free countries with NATO as the core still maintain a loose alliance, and the "Allied Powers of the Free World" is a nominal national institution that represents the voice of all free countries; China, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, and Japan were the few independent countries in the world that did not join any camp at that time; while the Soviet Union, although it survived the perennial Cold War with the free world, its influence has deteriorated, and its disintegration seems to be only a matter of time. However, a Red Army military coup changed everything.