What are Russia's allies?

There are two kinds of Russian allies: one is the member countries of the CIS Collective Security Treaty Organization, including Belarus, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, because the CIS Collective Security Treaty Organization is a security alliance composed of Russia and pro-Russian countries in the CIS, which is not the same concept as the CIS. The second category is the anti-American countries in the world, including Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, North Korea and other countries. They are only allies in a broad sense, unlike the first category, which signed defense treaties and other related treaties.