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At one point I was trying to translate the trailer and the officer actually says "Yes, my clothes is a worm".
I think its Simlish (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simlish), but Russian.
Definitely no spanish/portuguese that I can hear.
Something similar to "Itsa me Mario" but way more complex.
you mean estonian and ukrainian is gibberish? one is malaya rus and the other one is fake finnish :) eesti eestalastele talas talastalastele malasmalastele halaspalastele GIBBERISH дякую
They do not speak one of those in particular, the game has its very own language like a "what if" scenario if Acaristanska was made up of Communists from all these nations, intermarried and over the years created an entirely new culture.
Although personally I find it to have more of a Yugoslavian Milicija (Police) vibe to it.