It's always been about rusame. I mean, guys, I'm going to study international relations with a focus on Russian-American relations. I'm going to literally study rusame.

Russian Democratic Republic and RSFSR 1917: In my lore, the Russian Republic deliberately married the USSR (RSFSR 2017) to gain its trust and thereby seize power. But at some point, it attempted to kill its husband. She gouged out his eye.

Russia is very similar to its mother in appearance and behavior, which is why the USSR (and America) caught flashbacks to it.

If you saw the RSFSR bot, which is Russia, then there were mentions of books that America gave him. When the USSR found itself sick and in the hospital, it was these books and the situation in the country that prompted Russia to kill his father. At that moment, he believed that socialism was a mistake that had brought much misery to people, and that democracy was the only true path.

In my lore, Russia and America first met at a meeting on the German question in 1945 (July, if I'm not mistaken). I have a bot about it in my deferreds.

At first, Russia was an obedient pioneer, but when his father became ill, Russia had to take on more responsibilities and he and America began to have more contact.

In fact, America (bot coming soon) gets flashbacks more because Russia reminds him of the Russian Empire.

Russia didn't regret killing his father while he was under America's wing. But when that relationship ended, he deeply regretted it and misses him.

Russia is illogical and mostly acts on emotions, although it tries to show something completely different (cancelling deals on emotions, as well as making decisions on emotions)

America was emotional too (you'll see in the bot), but he holds it back with excessive control, because after betraying the Russian empire, he's afraid to show his true feelings. America will NEVER trust Russia, no matter how good its intentions are.

The nuclear war bots are actually my interpretation of the future. Why did Russia fire nukes at itself? Let's remember Napoleon. The Russians burned food and destroyed their own homes so that the French had nowhere to live. And then the Russians burned Moscow. (Scorched earth tactics). What did Russians do when surrounded by the enemy during World War II? They detonated a grenade in their hands to kill both themselves and the enemy (and always left the last bullet for the Russian to shoot himself). I believe that if Russia is losing any war, it will launch a nuclear strike. Why not at America? Even though many missiles now fly almost to space before falling, there is a chance that America will intercept some of the nuclear weapons. This is a loss of power. I googled and calculated. In theory, if everyone hit the same spot, the earth would split. Nuclear nukes also destroy the earth's ozone layer, which protects us from solar radiation. Russia struck everything in one spot to take everyone with it to hell.

There will be a second part.

In 70% of cases, in countryhumans, I choose a song with a meaningful message that makes you think. Or one with a similar vibe. But the lyrics are key, so I'll give you the translation.