Tankistani Query and Interview Service

[Soviet Tankistan]

The Tankistani Query and Interview Service
Answering honestly and spreading the truth

Now, Tankistan introduces its first official inquiry department, open to all. You may ask anything, although some information is sensitive or complicated. Messages specifically addressed to Premier Kuznetsov or Minister Rykova will be replied to by their own words, more general inquiries will be resolved otherwise. All between interviews to embassy information to miscellaneous study information is welcome. Frequently asked questions are displayed below the description.

Is Tankistan communist?
No. It follows a state socialist model with modernized elements.

Is there shortages of food?
Not at all, Tankistan has improved farms and provided overabundance of resources.

What are the allies of Tankistan?
Tankistan has not recognized any alliances, although it is a de facto member of several anti-NATO pacts. Russia is the most frequently mentioned partner of Tankistan, mostly due to shared enemies.

How similar is Tankistan to the Soviet Union?
Many of Tankistan's policies are inspired by Stalin and Lenin. Heraldry is largely the same. International affairs and 21st century policies set Tankistan apart.

Are policies more liberal or conservative?
Neither. Tankistan is statist and takes such an approach to drugs, abortion, modesty, and many issues, but has equal opportunity and protects civil rights. Gun laws are designed to stop terrorism and tyranny rather than restrict choice. The environment is safeguarded while farmed animals/crops don't have unnecessary regulations and counterproductive emotional laws. Classical heritage survives alongside and open culture.

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Does Tankistan actively engage in efforts to encourage socialist revolution in other states?

Does Tankistan engage in diplomacy only with other Socialist states, or with the world at large?

[Soviet Tankistan]

Does Tankistan actively engage in efforts to encourage socialist revolution in other states?

Does Tankistan engage in diplomacy only with other Socialist states, or with the world at large?

There are multiple components to the action. Tankistan rarely backs insurgency directly, although vocal support is common along with money not for violent purposes. Poor foreigners (usually third world) are often given weapons and food by Tankistan despite government disagreements. The only three states the Soviet Republic has waged deliberate revolution against are Poland, Ukraine, and China. They have not succeeded yet.

Tankistan only recognizes itself as socialist, and not always so. It cooperates with Eastern European and Asian anti-NATO states most of the time, although their relations can be uneasy. Western countries largely consider Tankistan a far away enemy and a threat.