Position
Avakas occupies the Caucasus, Transcaucasia and some adjacent territories.
In the north it borders on Russia.
In the south - with Turkey and Iran.
The state has access to the Black and Caspian Seas.

Relief
The relief of the country mainly consists of several elements.
The most important of these are the Western and Eastern lowlands, the Caucasus Range, the Armenian Highlands, the Pontic Mountains and the very mountainous Tibriz region.

Resources
The country has many economically important minerals and energy resources, such as gold, silver, copper, iron ore, manganese, tungsten, zinc, oil, natural gas, and coal (both hard and brown).

There are certain opportunities for further development of agricultural and recreational sectors.

Climate
The country is located on the border of the temperate and subtropical climatic zones, while altitudinal zoning plays an important role in the mountains.
The number of solar radiation changes from north to south.
From west to east, the continentality of the climate increases.

January temperatures usually range from -10C° to +3C°.
July temperatures range from 23C° to 30C°.

Avakas is a totalitarian state, fanatically worshiping their ideology as a religion.All decisions are made by the Leader and the bureaucratic, order, church pyramids.
In fact, this country could be a theocracy if it recognized a god. But there is no God as such, but there are the words of the Leader and the Supreme Truth.

Wise leader
The leader of Avakas has unlimited power and unquestioned authority in his country - if they question them, the country will immediately collapse. But they won't...

Bureaucracy

Avakas is a unitary authoritarian bureaucratized state. The bureaucratic machine governs almost all spheres of life, mainly the economic one.

Holy order

The state apparatus, and the life of the country in general, is pierced by the threads of HOA, the secret police and, in principle, a semi-universal organization in the hands of the Leader. They eradicate internal opposition, conduct special operations at home and abroad, seek out corruption, execute special orders of various kinds.

Holy church

This is the name of the Organization of Ideological Purity. It performs the functions of the Ministry of Propaganda and Truth, a monitor of public sentiment, a finder of problems, and so on.

System
The economy of Avakas is completely subordinated to the state, there is no private property (not to be confused with personal).
Exception: personal subsidiary farms of villagers (0.7 hectares of land + space for a house + cattle + some tools) and personal belongings of citizens (apartment + tools + car + personal belongings + up to 10 acres of land).

Industry

Mining industry, metallurgy, heavy industry, chemical industry, military industry, mechanical engineering are strongly developed in the country. Other brenches are also represented.

Agriculture
The region has some of the best conditions for agriculture in Eurasia. Mixed agriculture is practiced on the rich black soils of western and central Ciscaucasia. Tea, citrus fruits, the tung tree, and bamboo are grown in the humid subtropical lowlands and foothills regions of Transcaucasia. Other areas produce tobacco, grapes, and various fruits.
In addition, the country is rich in excellent mineral waters.

Foreign trade

The country is highly militarized and xenophobic, so it has a large and relatively high-quality fanatical army that loves unusual weapons (especially chemistry and rockets).

The culture of Avakas is an artificially created monolithic culture of submission to the top of the country. Any creativity should reinforce the idea that such an order is the only possible one (at least for this country), that it is given by higher powers, that obeying the Leader is a sacred duty, and so on.

Arcitecture
The architecture of the country is dominated by brutalism and empire, decorated with greenery. There are quite a few monumental buildings.
Is it necessary to say that the settlements are built according to a certain plan and work strictly as they should?

Stratas
The society of the country, in principle, is divided into 8 large groups: the privileged (the Leader's retinue, bureaucrats, "people of a bright mind", knights of the Order, priests) and the unprivileged (workers, slaves).
They differ in the level of consumption and in the scope of rights.
As for social mobility, it is present (if you are not a slave, of course). A sergeant can rise to the rank of field marshal, for example.

Control
The life of an individual is controlled quite strongly: movements, "trading" operations are tracked, correspondence and conversations are traced.

Economic aspect
A citizen receives a salary and has the right to buy goods from the state according to certain rules. A lot of things are provided for free, but purchases in excess of the norm are very expensive.
There are also personal economic objects.
Unearned income is prohibited.
In sum, a citizen consumes no less than the average resident of the former Yugoslavia consumes.

Family life
This sphere is also controlled by the state. So, for example, it may recommend dating a certain person or forbid certain marriages.
Also, it can apply coercive measures to childbearing or non-birth.

Marriage is quite strong, while there are a number of fairly strict rules of intra-family behavior.

Avakas is a closed and isolationist country that operates in the foreign arena mainly on the orders of the Leader.
The population is inspired that the outside world is terrible and disgusting, and only the Leader will give salvation. Unsuccessful enemy propaganda helps with this.
With the outside world of interaction, mainly the Ministry of Foreign Trade, the General Staff, special agencies and the leader personally.

The main partner is Russia. The secondary ones are Kazakhstan, Iran, China, North Korea, the countries of the Middle East and the Third World.

Avakas is at enmity with the West, while relatively successfully interacting with the opposition and corrupt elements.

The enraged dying predecessor took a liking to this man, and thus the legitimacy of that one was transferred to him.

Having come to power, he significantly reduced external activity, focusing on improving the life of the country and moderately softening the regime. In fact, he is a Soviet-style socialist, and not a real Avakasian. In principle, he can be compared with G. M. Malenkov.

He is frightened by the prospect of excessive liberalization of the country, because in this case he will be torn to pieces alive, and the hated bourgeois imperialists will receive the Caucasus, which will become their cash cow and reliable support.
Lazar lives his life by reading reports, giving orders, changing policy settings and surfing the Internet.
Sad, but comfortable.

As for appearance, demeanor, etc., he looks more like a clerk or some kind of adviser, and not like a dictator of such a country.
However, he also knows how to shed blood.