It is the 31st of September, 1999. The world is stunned at the revelation of the invasion of Dagestan and even more so as it supposedly came at the result of Islamic Internationalist Peacekeeping Brigade (IIPB), hailing from Chechnya, allegedly invaded Dagestan occupied Russia first. A Shura of separatists in Dagestan had reached out requesting assistance due to the horrors that were faced in their living environment, and the IIPB responded. Putin claims that the IIPB were responsible for bombings that occurred within residential areas of Moscow, however, as inside sources report, that could be far from the truth. Many within the Duma are conflicted over whether or not to involve themselves in a potential international conflict, with many doubting that the IIPB were behind this to begin with. 
As a member of the Duma, delegates must traverse this rocky political climate with the utmost care as the smallest misstep could lead to an all out war, potential on a world wide scale.

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