Military Strength: Russia vs Ex-USSR

Russia (ranked #2 globally) holds a stronger overall military position than Ex-USSR (#150) on the Global Military Index. Russia maintains an active force of 1,454,000 military personnel. Russia allocates $149B to defense. Russia operates 4,300 military aircraft; Ex-USSR has no significant air force. Russia operates a 477-ship naval fleet; Ex-USSR has no navy. On the ground, Russia deploys 5,750 main battle tanks vs 0 for Ex-USSR. Russia is a nuclear power with 5,459 warheads; Ex-USSR has no nuclear arsenal.

Russian Military Strength πŸ‡·πŸ‡Ί

Global Military Index 82.2 (#2) β—‰
πŸͺ– Military personnel 1,454,000 β—‰
– Reserve troops 1,500,000 β—‰
– Paramilitary forces 559,000 β—‰
πŸ›©οΈ Military aircraft 4,300 β—‰
– incl. combat aircraft 1,524 β—‰
– incl. bombers 152 β—‰
– incl. helicopters 1,604 β—‰
βš“οΈ Military ships 477 β—‰
– incl. aircraft carriers 2 β—‰
– incl. submarines 60 β—‰
πŸš› Main battle tanks 5,750 β—‰
πŸ’₯ Nuclear warheads 5459 β—‰
– incl. deployed 1718 β—‰

Soviet Military Strength πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³

Global Military Index 15.0 (#150) β—‰
πŸͺ– Military personnel 0 β—‰
– Reserve troops 12,750,000 β—‰
– Paramilitary forces 0 β—‰
πŸ›©οΈ Military aircraft 0 β—‰
– incl. combat aircraft 0 β—‰
– incl. bombers 0 β—‰
– incl. helicopters 0 β—‰
βš“οΈ Military ships 0 β—‰
– incl. aircraft carriers 0 β—‰
– incl. submarines 0 β—‰
πŸš› Main battle tanks 0 β—‰
πŸ’₯ Nuclear warheads 0 β—‰

πŸ‡·πŸ‡Ί Russia Global Military Index

83.5
Global Rank: #2
πŸͺ– Manpower (15%) 90.1 Active, reserve & paramilitary: 2017700 effective
πŸ›‘οΈ Ground Firepower (20%) 83.5 Main battle tanks: 5750
βš“ Naval Power (20%) 80.1 Weighted by ship type: carriers, submarines, destroyers...
✈️ Air Power (25%) 80.0 Weighted by aircraft type: combat, bombers, helicopters...
☒️ Nuclear Deterrent (10%) 93.4 Strategic arsenal: 5459 warheads
πŸ’° Defense Budget (10%) 79.6 $148967M annual military spending

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡³ Ex-USSR Global Military Index

15.0
Global Rank: #150
πŸͺ– Manpower (15%) 100.0 Active, reserve & paramilitary: 11275000 effective
πŸ›‘οΈ Ground Firepower (20%) 0.0 Main battle tanks: 0
βš“ Naval Power (20%) 0.0 Weighted by ship type: carriers, submarines, destroyers...
✈️ Air Power (25%) 0.0 Weighted by aircraft type: combat, bombers, helicopters...
☒️ Nuclear Deterrent (10%) 0.0 No declared nuclear capability
πŸ’° Defense Budget (10%) 0.0 Data unavailable

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Population 143.8 million
GDP $2.0 trillion
GDP per capita $14,055
Military Budget $149.0 billion
Share of GDP in Milex 7.0%
Share of Govt Expenditures 18.9%
Military spends per capita $1026
Population None
GDP $None
GDP per capita $
Military Budget $0
Share of GDP in Milex 0.0%
Share of Govt Expenditures 0.0%
Military spends per capita $

Russia Geography

Land Area 16,378,410 kmΒ² β—‰
Coastline Length 37,653 km β—‰

Ex-USSR Geography

Land Area 22,402,200 kmΒ² β—‰
Coastline Length 2,767,198 km β—‰

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who has more military personnel, Russia or Ex-USSR?
Russia has approximately 1,454,000 active military personnel compared to Ex-USSR's 0.
Which country has more combat aircraft, Russia or Ex-USSR?
Russia operates 1,524 combat aircraft compared to Ex-USSR's 0. This includes fighters, strike aircraft, and multirole combat jets.
Who has the larger navy, Russia or Ex-USSR?
Russia has a larger navy with 477 vessels compared to Ex-USSR's 0 ships. Russia operates 60 submarines while Ex-USSR has 0.
Which country spends more on defense, Russia or Ex-USSR?
Russia has a larger defense budget at $149.0 billion compared to Ex-USSR's $0 million annually.
Do Russia and Ex-USSR have nuclear weapons?
Russia possesses nuclear weapons with approximately 5,459 warheads, while Ex-USSR does not have nuclear weapons.
How do the tank forces of Russia and Ex-USSR compare?
Russia operates 5,750 main battle tanks compared to Ex-USSR's 0. Tank numbers reflect both active inventory and reserves.