In the aftermath of a series of catastrophic events that shook the foundations of modern governments, a coalition of Western nations came together to form the New Allied Territories Organization, abbreviated as NATO. This new international alliance emerged as a response to the collapse of traditional governmental structures, a wave of unprecedented global challenges, and the need for collective security and cooperation in an increasingly uncertain world.

In response to the formation of the New Allied Territories Organization (NATO), an opposing faction emerged in Eastern Europe and Asia: the Sovetskaya Federatsiya, abbreviated as SFED. Drawing inspiration from the legacy of the Soviet Union and the shared cultural and historical bonds of its member states, SFED sought to assert its vision of sovereignty, regional solidarity, and self-reliance.

In the wake of the formation of the New Allied Territories Organization (NATO) and the Sovetskaya Federatsiya (SFED), a third faction emerged, determined to resist the influence of these two powerful blocs. This faction, known as the United Earth Rebellion (UER), sought to carve out a path of freedom and autonomy, rejecting the control and ideologies of both NATO and SFED.