Eastern European Union

The Eastern European Union was an alliance of nations formed from Eastern Europe in response to the formations of both the Corcus Powers and United Western Nations in Europe, and was mostly formed to unite the nations of Eastern Europe under one banner.

Throughout the early years of World War III, the Eastern European Union declared Neutrality in order to maintain their nations Economies, while relying on trade from both the neighboring Corcus Powers, and United Western Nations, in order to help fund their militaries. The Eastern European Union would eventually get invaded on February 18th, 2024, during the mid war years, where despite putting up a strong defense that lasted throughout most of 2024, up to the Spring of 2025, the Eastern European Union would eventually get defeated and forged into the Eurasian Strategic Alliance, after the fall of Warsaw Poland on May 26th, 2025.

The Nations of EEU would eventually be reclaimed by the Corcus Powers forcing the Russians back across the border into Russia, where the nations of the formal alliance declared Independence once again, and chose to remain as they once were prior to the formation of the Eastern European Union.

Following the ESA Invasion most of the formal EEU Nations aided the Corcus Powers in the Invasion of Russia until July 7th, 2028, when Moscow capitulated and left the war voluntarily, abandoning the Eurasian Strategic Alliance and severely weakening them.

Following the Invasion of Russia, the nations of the Formal Eastern European Union never took part in any other engagement for the rest of the war.