The conflict between Russia and Ukraine could lead to numerous international consequences. Both powers have military and strategic support in various parts of the world.
In the map that contains this news you can see how the alliances are distributed. Specifically, Russia, with a military force far superior to that of the Ukraine, is also the leader of the Collective Security Treaty Organization, a military alliance of former Soviet countries among which are Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan. The presidents of Venezuela and Nicaragua, Nicolás Maduro and Daniel Ortega, have also expressly expressed their support for President Putin.
At the other extreme are the allies of Vladimir Zelensky. the ukrainian president has requested the help of NATO and the European Union to create an international coalition to confront the invasion.
In front of her would be the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, made up of more than 30 members. He has studied Ukraine’s accession to it on numerous occasions, one of the reasons why Putin has launched the armed invasion.
The European Union, through the Commission, has also shown its support for the Ukrainian people, approving sanctions against Russia, as has the United States, whose president, Joe Biden, he has already warned Putin about the consequences of the war.
For his part, Tayyip Erdogan, Turkish President, had remained on the sidelines of the conflict until the Russian invasion this morning, which he himself has classified as “unacceptable”. In this way, only China remains to speak, a traditional ally of Russia that for the moment remains silent.
The complete list of the countries that have spoken
Taking into account the member countries of the Collective Security Treaty Organization, the countries that would be on the side of Russia In case of having to intervene in the conflict, they would be the following:
-Armenia
-Belarus
-Kazakhstan
-Kyrgyzstan
-Tajikistan
-Venezuela
-Nicaragua
Cuba, China or North Korea are also great historical allies of Russia, although for the moment they have not spoken publicly about the conflict.
For their part, the states that support Ukraineeither because of their membership in the EU or NATO or because of their strategic relations with the country, are:
-United States
-Canada
-Turkey
-Spain
-Belgium
-Denmark
-France
-Iceland
-Italy
-Luxembourg
-Netherlands
-Norway
-Sweden
-Finland
-Portugal
-United Kingdom
-Greece
-Germany
-Latvia
-Estonia
-Lithuania
-Slovakia
-Bulgaria
-Slovenia
-Czech Republic
-Poland
-Hungary
-Albania
-Croatia
-Montenegro
-North Macedonia
-Malt
-Israel
Source: Lasexta
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