Sino-Russia

The Union of Sino Russian Republics (U.S.R.R.), commonly known as Sino-Russia, is a communist state in Eastern Europe and Asia, and was the principal rival of the United States during the twenty-first century. The U.S. lack of global political action to address nuclear weapons stockpiles, the potential for regional nuclear conflict, nuclear power safety, and global climate change caused Sino-Russia to form a report with the United States. It was a military and economic superpower, able to fully compete with the U.S. And was consistently portrayed as an equal or, in certain subjects, even superior to America.

History
At a Russo-Chinese summit in Beijing, both governments again hailed their close ties, signed seventeen agreements on economic and other outlets, and vowed to expand their joint military engagements. China pledged to invest more in the Russian Far East and buy more Russian nuclear energy technology. The two states also announced their identity of views regarding Asia-Pacific security, Iran’s nuclear program, Syria, and other global hot spots. It is hard to contest the regular assertions of Russian and Chinese leaders that relations between Beijing and Moscow are the best they have ever been.

Effected States of China
Chinese locations effected by the Apocalypse.

Effected States of Russia
Russian locations effected by the Apocalypse.