As a collaborator on both sides of the Russo-Turkish War, Spain naturally received news when the war situation changed.
Although Carlo knew that the final outcome of the Russo-Turkish War was a victory for the Russians, he didn't expect that the Russians would quickly gain a huge advantage in the early stages of the war when it was at a stalemate.
Fortunately, Spain had already signed arms trade agreements with Russia and the Ottoman Empire, so even if the war ended at this time, Spain had already earned a significant amount of money.
Since Spain's arms trade with Russia, Spain had introduced 30,000 Russian immigrants. Half of these Russian immigrants stayed in mainland Spain, being allocated to Catalonia and the Andalusia Region, while the rest were transported to various colonies.
Among them, the Congo Territory received more than 3,000 Russian immigrants, bringing the population of the Congo Territory to over 5,000.
