As we all know, the Soviet Union disintegrated in 199 1 and 12, and red empire, which has always been very powerful, also collapsed. As we all know, with the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Russia inherited most of its military strength and began to subvert it. Strangely, however, the Soviet Union, as a military power comparable to the United States, can not be ignored in both military technology and military strength. So, after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, where did these soldiers go? Some people think it's good to go back and forth from where. It's not that simple. The Soviet Union has existed for decades. These soldiers are not from 15 countries, but a whole. Some soldiers have their own ideas and decisions. After consideration, many countries decided to let them choose to serve locally, be assigned nearby, or retire and go home.
At that time, the nationality of these soldiers was handled in accordance with the principle of garrison ownership. Therefore, soldiers stationed in Russia were sent back to Russia, while other countries adopted the principle of belonging to their places of origin, that is, people who belonged there could go back. However, soldiers cannot be forced to choose. If they really do not want to, they can choose to retire.
After the disintegration of the former Soviet Union, although all countries in the world reached an agreement before allocating military forces according to the nationality of soldiers, the former Soviet Union was a member of the Republic of China, and soldiers could not clearly identify which country they belonged to. So in this special case, as long as the soldiers of this country are members of this country. If these soldiers do not want to continue to serve other countries, they can leave the army and become independent individuals. However, these independent soldiers were finally summarized in Russia.