Who are not allies of the united states?

Answer 1

The United States has complex relations around the world. For example, the U.S. is allied with Azerbaijan, but Azerbaijian is also an ally of the CSTO, and organization formed by Russia after the Soviet collapse in 1991. In the event of a war, Azerbaijan would have to choose wether to ally itself with Russia or with the U.S. With the threat of nuclear war so imminent this year, the U.S. has to sit down and think about who are really it's allies. The main allies are: The United Kingdom of Great Britain, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, Germany, France, Italy, Turkey, Canada, Australia, Israel, Kuwait, the current Iraqi government, the current Afghan government (strained), The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Japan, The Republic of Korea (South Korea), Belgium, the Bahamas, and Denmark. In the event of nuclear war with Iran, however, it is unclear how many of the these would survive. It is also important to add that the territorial possession of countries like the U.S., The United Kingdom, France, and Denmark, such as the Northern Mariana Islands, the Falklands, French Guyana, French Polynesia, Greenland, and Guam, to name a few are also considered allies. While not to the extreme that you can call them enemies, nations like Pakistan, China, and Russia have complex and strained relations with the U.S., therefore not classified as allies. The enemies of the United States are almost anyone who is not friendly with the United States. The major ones are Iran, Cuba, The Democratic People's Republic of Korea, and Syria.

Answer 2

Russia , Europe