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Uhhh Anarchist Ukraine, Rojava, Chiapas just to name a few Anarchist entities.
Please study the topic you’re engaging in more instead of being factually incorrect.
Afaik, Ukraine was a failed attempt to setup an Anarchist government. Rojava and Chiapas are not realistically established enough to qualify as a case study so much, they're also not countries, but general regions/states within countries. As sub-regions protected within and by a state, they benefit from the state while putting on airs of being anti-state: much like a parents-basement dwelling neckbeard sort, who rants online against capitalism, while enjoying the benefits provided by their parents participating in that system, and who's lifestyle is wholly dependent on the system they oppose. Anarchist principles often function 'ok' for smaller communities, but they struggle/fail once attempted as a full government of a country -- Spains the only example I know of in that regard.
Spains attempt lasted 'roughly' 30 years, with the movement starting in the 1870s, the CNT coming in sometime around 1905 or so, and Franco fucking it all up around 1936-1939, give or take?
I worked in an anarchist bookstore for a few years after uni, where I read books about anarchist history, and the Spanish attempt. That's what I base my comments on. And, yea, Rojava and Chiapas are so 'new' that no one had bothered to write about them at that time. So really, they don't seem like examples worth mentioning, other than to be a little shite online.