After the civil war, life is equally boring everywhere: not much remains of the few cultural events and entertainment the distant Northern Province previously had to offer.City people from the coast work mainly in harbours and factories. Chernarussians are mostly villagers or foresters.People are also divided by their political alignments and sympathies. There is also an ethnic Russian minority living mainly in the northern territories, where Russian is the second official language. A majority of Chernarussian citizens are of Chernarussian nationality, with their own language and culture. The proud people of Chernarus were divided by the civil war and its consequences. By the summer of 2009, remaining insurgent troops retreated to hideouts in the northern mountains. With wide support from ethnic Russians in the Northern Province of Chernarus, insurgents attempted to reunite Northern Chernarus with Russia by force, but were defeated in the counter-insurgency operation „Northwind“. After ChDKZ was defeated by the democratic wing in the 2008 elections, tension escalated during the so-called September Crisis. In Chernarus, civil war has raged for two years after a long period of political instability, caused by conflicts between a pro- Western coalition and communist-nationalist Chernarus Red Star Movement (ChDKZ, „Chedaki“).
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