It's the dunk tank.
This is where you come to post big-brained hot takes by chuds, libs, or even fellow leftists, and tear them to itty-bitty pieces with precision dunkstrikes.
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Aside from this being complete fantasy, do these freaks know that they're proving Putin is right for not trusting the west when they openly talk about carving up Russia like this? I assume not since they're unironically drawing 21st century versions of Generalplan Ost. 
Also, this map has some very bizzare internal borders
Even America, Canada and Imperial Japan got in in the action
Imperial Japan is honestly the only one that makes sense from a non-ideological POV
It's a good one to throw in because "remember when the US allies with Imperial Japan to crush an inddependence movement and restore a monarch to the throne" is the kind of thing that sounds made up and that people will argue with you over, and then you rugpull them and from that point on, their reflexive, defensive doubt about the evils of their empire will always have a little crack in it. "What? Putting nazis in power all over Europe? Strategy of tension, falsa flag terror attacks? That sounds crazy! But then again, Siberia..."