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The dissolution of the Vlokozu Union occurred on March 29, 1989, officially granting self-governing independence to the states of the Vlokozu Union. The declaration was acknowledged the independence of the former Vlokozuian states and created the United El Kadsreian Nations a month after the collapse.

On March 29, Susumu Mizushima, both the fifth and final president and second and final prime minister of the Vlokozu Union, makes a televised statement where he announces he's resigning from office and declared that the Vlokozu Union was dissolved. That evening at 8:44 pm, the Vlokozuian flag was lowered from the Parliament house for the last time and replaced with the VS El Kadsre flag.

Previously, on March 25, Michael Vlokozu, the first prime minister of the Vlokozu Union was assassinated during a trip to Japan. As a result, Vicnora, Screencold and Line, and North El Kadsre declared independence on March 26 respectively while El Kadsre declared independence on March 27 and Mahri and Sentan on March 28 respectively.

However, when El Kadsre voted to leave the Vlokozu Union on March 27, Timothy Hiaasen attempted to overthrow Mizushima in the attempt to keep the Union from crumbling, which ultimately backfired.

Background[]

As the Vlokozu Union entered the 1980s, there was increasing dissent over Michael Vlokozu and his Union Party's authoritarian rule. Tara Fujimoto, Governor of the Northern Vlokozuian State of El Kadsre, was one of the first prominent people to express objection towards Vlokozu. One of the most popular political figures of the Union at the time, he was secretly a member of the anti-Vlokozu Union movement.

On April 16, 1982, party hardliner and President Kouki Minami informed Vlokozu that Fujimoto was plotting a coup d'etat against him and dissolving the Union. As a result, Fujimoto was executed, sparking protests in Makohiro, the capital of the Northern Vlokozuian State. The Vlokozuian government responded violently, resulting in the Makohiro massacre.

Following the events in Makohiro, many countries, mainly from the Non-Aligned Movement, condemned the VU's use of force against protesters, and many large economies and important trade partners, such as India, Saudi Arabia, and Vizhutua, imposed trade embargos on the country, beginning an economic recession throughout the 1980s that would increase discontent towards Vlokozu and the Vlokozuian Union Party. The protests also inspired movements in the satellite states of the VU, although they too were crushed.

By the start of 1983, the Vlokozuian dollar was starting to inflate, and the prices of goods soared. As a result, Vlokozu Union launched the economic and political reform program, which furthered the "The union with the variety of systems" and was made to recover the Union from the desperate situation caused by the massacre.

However, Vlokozu's economic reforms were of no use. As the decade progressed, living standards in all states of the VU dropped sharply.

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