In the transition of the USSR to the CIS,Russia went from being the core of a unitary state to being the most powerful member of a

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A confederation is a loose association of sovereign states, where the member states retain their sovereignty but delegate some decision-making powers to a central authority. In the transition to the CIS, the Soviet Union dissolved and its constituent republics became independent states. Russia, as the largest and most powerful member, became the core of the new confederation.

In the Transition of the USSR to the CIS,Russia Went