1. The Italian Sovereign Territory & Zone of Control The Dalmatian Coast: Entirely annexed into the core territory of Italy, giving Rome direct control over the Adriatic coastline. Albania: Operating under a direct Italian protectorate status. Croatia: Maintains its historical WWII borders, but is completely cut off from the sea due to the Italian annexation of Dalmatia. Slovenia: Severely reduced in size, functioning as a small, landlocked state with no sea access. Serbia & Montenegro: Both nations have been heavily reduced into small, landlocked rump states with significantly diminished territories. 2. The Romanian Alliance Expansion Greater Romania: Holds its core mainland territory, the entire Banat region (including the Serbian part), and stretches east to include Greater Transnistria (with Odessa) and Crimea, though it operates without Northern Transylvania and Southern Dobruja. Bulgaria: A major regional power in this pact. Bulgaria has expanded drastically to secure its WWII borders, fully absorbing North Macedonia, the Western Thrace region, the entire Greek Macedonia region (including access to the Aegean Sea), and the strategic border strip next to Turkey. Hungary & Slovakia: Positioned as minor allies on the periphery of the Balkan theater, with Hungary firmly holding Northern Transylvania. 3. Greater Turkey (The Eastern Flank) The Balkan Foothold: While heavily focused on its massive eastern expansions into the Caucasus, Iraq, and Persia, Turkey maintains a heavily militarized presence right up to the newly established Bulgarian border strip. - @tom.unmapped