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СпутникиРНSpaceXРоскосмосNASAСоветский социалистический Земной союз (The Soviet Socialist Earth Union)
The global broadcast chime of Vremya TV echoed across all seven continents, overriding every state network, satellite feed, and personal device on Earth. For the first time in history, the premier news organ of the Soviet Socialist Earth Union was available worldwide, broadcast directly from the high-altitude transmission spires of New Moscow.
The screen flickered to life. Suddenly, the deep, thunderous brass and sweeping strings of The Internationale—the glorious anthem of the Soviet Socialist Earth Union—began to play, its revolutionary melody remixed with the somber, soaring chords of an Orthodox liturgical choir. On screens spanning from the plazas of Buenos Aires to the industrial hubs of Seoul and the frozen avenues of Vladivostok, the opening graphic rotated: a gold double-headed imperial eagle seamlessly fused with a glowing crimson star, spinning over a map of the conquered galaxy.
The camera cut to the interior of the Supreme Council Chamber.
I sat at the center of the panoramic desk, the Korean Red Tsar, flanked by the iron core of global leadership. To my right sat Soviet Russian Chairman Ivan, his chest heavy with medals, his gaze fixed coldly on the lens. To my left sat Chairman Chen, representing the vast administrative and industrial might of the Sinosphere, and General Secretary Rostov, the monolithic head of the Unified Internal Security and Police. We sat unified, an absolute autocracy dressed in slate-grey military tunics, high imperial collars, and peaked caps adorned with gold-leaf dragon embroidery. Behind us, the massive viewing ports revealed the blackness of space and the bright, fragile curve of Earth, all while The Internationale continued to swell in the background.
I leaned forward, my violin-calloused hands resting flat on the polished obsidian table, looking directly into the camera.
"Citizens of the Earth Union, and subjects of the outer realms," I began, my voice carrying the rhythmic, absolute precision of a maestro conducting an orchestra of iron. "The synthesis of scientific Marxist-Leninist discipline and the eternal truth of Eastern Orthodox virtue is no longer a mere earthly experiment. It is a cosmic law. Today, we stand before you not just as your rulers, but as the architects of a purified galaxy.
Those who resisted our collective brotherhood—those decadent, materialist alien monarchs who believed their empires were safe across the stars—have learned the cost of their arrogance."
Chairman Ivan raised a single gloved hand, signaling the control deck. "Roll the operational reports," he commanded.
The broadcast transitioned to a slickly produced, terrifyingly efficient state propaganda reel. The red-and-gold aesthetic of Vremya TV washed over the global audience as the anthem reached its triumphant crescendo, transition into a heavily orchestrated, liturgical-revolutionary hymn.
The footage split into dynamic panels:
• The Fleet Mobilization: Massive, kilometer-long dreadnoughts of our United Armed Forces tearing through hyperspace corridors, their hulls emblazoned with the Orthodox cross and the hammer and sickle.
• The Outer Rim Assaults: Planetary bombardments of alien capital worlds, where our synchronized nuclear deterrence rained fire from orbit, vaporizing the planetary shields of ancient stellar dynasties.
• The Planetary Pacification: Millions of our unified soldiers and planetary police dropships landing in the smoking ruins of alien fortresses, marching in perfect, terrifying synchronization through alien metropolises.
Then, the music dropped to a low, ominous drone. The propaganda video transitioned to the inner vaults of our planetary security ships—the deep interrogation blocks that I had personally designed.
"We do not merely conquer," my voiceover boomed over the global broadcast as the footage revealed the interior of a subterranean command cell. "We purify. We break the pride of the cosmos to prepare it for the Kingdom of Heaven."
The video showed grainy, high-definition feeds of the captured rulers of these galactic empires. These alien monarchs, who once claimed divine right over entire star systems, were stripped of their royal silks and strapped to cold, steel interrogation chairs under the harsh, unyielding glare of halogen lights. The Union’s state security officers, operating under my exact directives, applied systematic, cold-blooded torture.
The screen proudly displayed the readouts of their biometric collapse—the shattering of their regal composure as electro-shock and neurological disruptors forced the galactic sovereigns to weep, beg for mercy, and sign total, unconditional capitulation treaties to the Earth Union. The propaganda reel zoomed in on the broken face of a stellar emperor, forced to kiss the icon of Christ and the state seal of the Red Tsar before being led away to the gallows.
The camera cut back to the Council Chamber in New Moscow as the final notes of The Internationale faded into silence. I sat beneath the soaring double-headed eagle, entirely unbothered by the global terror we were broadcasting. Beside me, Ivan and Chen nodded in absolute agreement. We were completely convinced that this cosmic violence was a holy necessity—the only scientific and spiritual way to forge an unbreakable, unified universe.
"Let the galaxy tremble, and let the earth rejoice," I concluded, my eyes burning with absolute certainty from beneath the brim of my peaked cap. "The vanguard is eternal. Victory is absolute."