United Republican Right

The United Republican Right is a Republican-Right political group and paramilitary force in Eastern Central Mountains. It is the most controversial member of the Republican Central Coordination Council due to it's "Republican Right" ideology.

Independent Opposition Group
The United Republican Right started as a political group pushing for solely the introduction of democracy and recognition of the Źovari Republic, as opposed to the more progressive ideas of the other Republican movements, it was primarily made up of former Central Mountains Defence Force troops and former members of the Free Democratic Party who had found themselves near the front lines. In it's first years, the group condemned the RCCC and Martyr Aka Talapu Brigade as "Tamarists" and "Foreign puppets", and in 11994 formed their own interim government, known as the Interim Parliament of the Central Mountainous State, and launched several offensives against both the RCCC and the Government throughout 11994 and 11995. In early 11996, the founder and leader of the group and self-declared "Interim President", Juka Kamar, was car bombed in the de-facto capital of the territory controlled by the Interim Parliament, Ujravar, and he was replaced by a more pro-RCCC member of the parliament, Mafa Najavar, who immediately negotiated a ceasefire with the RCCC and began negotiations to join the RCCC, which was completed by June of the same year, allowing the URR to keep their Interim Parliament for the duration of the civil war. The URR accession to the RCCC caused protests across rebel-held territory across the country, especially in Xobavar, due to the URR's connections to former Free Democratic Party members.

Member of the Republican Central Coordination Council
Tensions between the RCCC and the URR were quickly reinvigorated not long after the URR joined the RCCC, with RCCC troops forcefully dissolving the Interim Parliament after it confirmed it's "Sovereignty and right to exist for as long as the Central Mountains exists", leading to a small-scale rebellion against the RCCC by URR troops, until that was also contained. RCCC troops have remained stationed in Ujravar since the dissolving of the Interim Parliament. The Republican Right has continued it's advocacy for a "Modified Central Mountains", even without it's parliament.

Republican Right ideology
The ideology of the Republican Right builds off of that of Republicanism, mixing it in with several aspects of Loyalism, such as anti-Tamarism and staunch nationalism. In territory controlled by the URR, the ideology of the Republican Right conflicts with the ideology of the larger RCCC.

Interim Parliament of the Central Mountainous State
The Interim Parliament of the Central Mountainous State, also known as the Interim Parliament or the IPCMS was the de-facto government of parts of the Central Mountainous State controlled by the United Republican Right from 11994 to 11996. It was originally formed as an alternative government to both the Republican Central Coordination Council and the Government of the Central Mountainous State. The IPCMS granted it's military three seats in the parliament at all times, and, as there was no elections in the IPCMS's existence, the two parties with representation in the parliament had a fixed number of seats. In early 11996, the Interim President of the IPCMS, Juka Kamar was car bombed, and did not survive. He was replaced by pro-RCCC URR member, Mafa Najavar, leading to a ceasefire and the gradual diminishing of power of the Interim Parliament in favour of the RCCC. The URR, and by extension the Interim Parliament, joined the RCCC in June 11996, and in July, Najavar was given the position of head of the Military of the URR and URR Representative to the RCCC, which led to a new leader of the Interim Parliament, Kaja Jiku, who's first act as Interim President was to confirm the Interim Parliament's "Sovereignty and right to exist for as long as the Central Mountains exists", which led to RCCC troops entering the Parliament and taking Jiku and his supporters into custody, and dissolving the Interim Parliament, leading to Najavar becoming the de-facto leader of the URR once again.

Central Committee of the United Republican Right
After the dissolution of the Interim Parliament, it's remnants reformed into the Central Committee of the URR, only the 36 United Republican Right members were permitted to join the Central Committee, but the 12 Free Democratic Party members received an offer to join the URR and be able to continue in the governance of the territory, all but one declined. The Central Committee was headed by Mafa Najavar, URR Representative to the RCCC until his death in late 11999. No new leader has been selected yet, so the Central Committee as a whole serves as the Representative to the RCCC until a new Representative is elected. Since the dissolution of the Parliament, territory under the control of the URR has devolved into a de-facto one-party proto-state within the RCCC, with the former opposition of the Free Democratic Party - Opposition and Military being taken entirely out of the picture of governance.

Military Police
From the formation of the URR in 11993 until the formation of the Interim Parliament, the Military played the role of policing in their territories, with a small unit within the URR military, known as the "Military Police", mainly consisting of former police in the Central Mountainous State.

Interim Policing Body
In 11994, with the formation of the Interim Parliament, the Military Police was replaced by the Interim Policing Body, which to begin with was just a rebranded Military Police with less connection to the Military, but after 4 months, newly trained policemen began joining the Interim Policing Body, and in 11995, all former Ujravar Police still in Ujravar were ordered to join the Interim Policing Body, which many did

Interim Policing Body and Coordinated Revolutionary Police
As the URR joined the RCCC in 11996, the Coordinated Revolutionary Police, the police present in all other RCCC controlled territories, began moving into Ujravar and other smaller towns under the control of the URR and slowly took over policing duties from the Interim Policing Body. This was sped up dramatically after the dissolution of the Parliament, with several Interim Police moved over to the Coordinated Revolutionary Police, with more and more duties handed over from the Interim Police to the Coordinated Revolutionary Police over the month, and by July, the Interim Police were only utilized for non-urgent matters, and they had been reduced to just 150 policemen.

Coordinated Revolutionary Police
On July the 8th, 11996, the Interim Policing Body was officially disbanded in favour of the Coordinated Revolutionary Police, who would be the official police until a split at the end of the year.

Coordinated Revolutionary Police (Ujravar District)/Interim Policing Body
At the end of 11996, the Coordinated Revolutionary Police in territory controlled by the URR, which at that point was at least 80% former Interim Police members, officially announced a split from the larger Coordinated Revolutionary Police, and a new Police loyalty to the Central Committee of the URR, as opposed to being directly loyal to the RCCC. Two months later, this Police body was officially rebranded as the Interim Policing Body, marking a renewal of the body which had been defunct for six months at that point. The New Interim Policing Body works much closer with the Coordinated Revolutionary Police than the old Body. The Interim Policing Body has remained the Police of URR controlled territory since 11997.