Why Russia Did Not Colonize Africa?

Why didn't Russia join the European powers in the colonization of Africa? In this video, we dive deep into the historical, geopolitical, and economic reasons behind Russia's absence from the African colonial race. From its focus on expanding its territory across Asia to internal political challenges, we'll explore the key factors that shaped Russia's unique trajectory in global history. Join us as we uncover the strategic decisions and historical contexts that influenced Russia's colonial ambitions and priorities.

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[johnnyfives]

Their more focus in colonizing eastern Europe, the asia minor which includes north africa, all of asia and the middle east.

[KaiMaher-jxqz]

Because they where already colonising the entire east of the country from Turks and Siberians

[bcrusade]

The short answer is not because they were kindhearted. Far from it. They lacked access to necessary year-round seaport, were busy with colonies in Europe and Asia and needed to focus their money on other matters. The fact it was present in the Berlin conferences tells it had a colonial-mindset.