Russia's friend and foe countries

The countries with which Russia is friends and enemies may change over time, and this may differ depending on political, economic and strategic interests. However, in general, the countries with which Russia is friends and enemies can be listed as follows: Friendly Countries:

1. Belarus: There is a strong relationship between Russia and Belarus. There is economic, political and military cooperation between the two countries.

2. Kazakhstan: Kazakhstan has historical, cultural and economic ties with Russia. There is a strategic partnership between the two countries.

3. China: There is a strategic cooperation between Russia and China. Economic, political and military relations between the two countries are strong.

4. India: There is a strong relationship between India and Russia. There is cooperation between the two countries in the fields of defence, energy and trade.

5. Syria: Russia provides military and political support to the Syrian government. There is a strategic cooperation between the two countries. Enemy Countries:

1. Ukraine: There are political and military tensions between Russia and Ukraine. Russia's policies in Ukraine have made relations between the two countries tense.

2. Georgia: There are political and military tensions between Russia and Georgia. In 2008, Russia intervened militarily in the separatist regions of Georgia.

3. Poland: There are historical and political tensions between Russia and Poland. Relations between the two countries have been tense from time to time.

4. Baltic Countries: There are political and military tensions between Russia and Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. These countries closely follow Russia's interventions in Ukraine and Georgia.

5. United States: There are political and strategic tensions between Russia and the United States. There are disagreements and rivalries between the two countries on various issues.