The Republic of Estonia is a small country located in northern Europe. It is one of the three Baltic Republics, along with Latvia and Lithuania. It borders Latvia to the south, Russia to the east and the Baltic Sea in the north and west. The capital city is Tallinn.
History[]
Estonia became an independent nation following the collapse of the Russian Empire in the First World War in 1918. It was invaded by the Soviet Union in 1940 and became part of the USSR, from which it had declared independence in 1991.
Tiberium Universe[]
During Second World War it held several Soviet naval bases, responsible for Baltic operations. After the disbandment of Soviet Union it became independent, but suffered severe economical crises following being cut from techno-industrial chains and it took time to recover.
During the First Tiberium War the Republic of Estonia included a territory of 17,413 square miles with a population of 1,607,00 citizens. Estonia has not fared well in the last decade of the twentieth century; according to GDI intelligence, it had a negligible GDP and was protected by a militia force. Its weakness soon led to its occupation by the forces of the Brotherhood of Nod. It is notable for being the location where James Solomon, under orders from GDI General Mark Jamison Shepherd, began the final campaign against Nod by deploying an amphibious assault against in the Pärnu region.
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- Population: 1,607,000
- Geographic Area: 17,413 square miles
- Capital: Tallinn
- Government type: Republic
- Net Worth: Negligible
- Point of Conflict: Parnu
- Military Power: Local Militia
By 2047, Estonia is classified as part of Blue Zone B-1, which covers Northern Europe and is administered by GDI.