Who are Russia’s allies?

Russia’s allies include Syria, Venezuela, and its brother Belarus, and even the five Central Asian countries, Moldova, Armenia, etc. At the very least, Belarus and Syria are die-hard allies, which Russia can protect at any cost. But in fact, in the eyes of the Russians themselves, Russia's allies are not these three.

In the history of Russia, whether it was the difficult founding of the country, World War I or World War II, the Patriotic War, the Soviet War of Independence, etc. Russia does not rely on any allies. The only thing it relies on is its own navy, army, and air force. In other words, Russia's real ally is not Belarus, nor Syria, nor other countries, but Russia's own fist.

Detailed analysis:

The largest ally is Belarus. Although the relationship between most Soviet Union countries and Russia has deteriorated significantly after the disintegration, the relationship between Belarus and Russia remains. Very well, the two sides still had a lot of cooperation after the disintegration, and Russia obtained the heavy missile cross-country carrier technology left over from the Soviet Union from Belarus.

Belarus has received a large amount of military assistance from Russia. The two sides have recently even negotiated the merger of the two countries. If the two countries merge, the Russian army can be directly stationed in Belarus, causing huge consequences to the entire NATO. Threats, as long as Belarus still sides with Russia, the United States’ conspiracy to exert pressure on Russia through NATO will not succeed.

The second largest ally is Serbia. Although Serbia cannot compare with Belarus in terms of strength, the country occupies an important geographical location. Serbia is located in the Balkan Peninsula and plays a decisive role in the local situation.

The Balkan Peninsula controls the Eastern Mediterranean and the entrance to the Black Sea, which is extremely important to Russia. Cooperation between Russia and Serbia can allow Russia to ensure the smooth flow of the Black Sea channel and the normal operation of the Black Sea Fleet, ensuring its own Basic maritime rights and interests.