Dates of establishment of diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union

The USSR was established on December 30, 1922 and existed until December 26, 1991.

Europe

Country Established/
Re-established		 Severed
AlbaniaApril 7–9, 1924
November 10, 1945

April 7, 1939
November 25, 1961
AustriaFebruary 25–29, 1924
October 20–24, 1945		March 13, 1938
BelgiumJuly 12, 1935
August 7, 1941		July 15, 1940
BulgariaJuly 11–23, 1934
August 14–16, 1945		September 5, 1944
CzechoslovakiaJune 9, 1934
July 18, 1941		March 16, 1939
DenmarkJune 18, 1924
May 10–16, 1945		June 22, 1941
EstoniaFebruary 20, 1920
October 9, 1991		August 6, 1940
FinlandJuly 23, 1923
March 12, 1940
August 6, 1945		November 29, 1939
June 22, 1941
FranceOctober 28, 1924
October 23, 1944		June 30, 1941
GDROctober 16, 1949–
GermanyJuly 23, 1923June 22, 1941
GreeceMarch 8, 1924
July 30, 1941		June 3, 1941
HungaryFebruary 4, 1934
September 25, 1945		June 23, 1941
IcelandJune 22–24, 1926–
IrelandSeptember 29, 1973–
ItalyFebruary 7–11, 1924
October 25, 1944		June 22, 1941
LatviaAugust 11, 1920–
LithuaniaJuly 12, 1920–
LuxembourgAugust 26, 1935
October 13, 1942		July 15, 1940
MaltaSeptember 20–October 31, 1964–
NetherlandsJuly 10, 1942–
NorwayFebruary 15–March 10, 1924
August 5, 1941		July 15, 1940
PolandJuly 23, 1923
July 30, 1941
January 2–5, 1945		September 17, 1939
April 25, 1943
PortugalJune 9, 1974–
RomaniaJune 9, 1934
August 6, 1945		June 22, 1941
SpainJuly 28, 1933
February 9, 1977		March, 1939
SwedenMarch 15–18, 1924–
SwitzerlandMarch 18, 1946–
United KingdomFebruary 2–8, 1924
October 3, 1929		May 26, 1927
Vatican1990–
West GermanySeptember 13–24, 1955-
YugoslaviaJune 24, 1940
July 20, 1941		May 8, 1941

Asia

Country Established/
Re-established		 Severed
AfghanistanJuly 23, 1923–
BangladeshJanuary 25, 1972–
BurmaFebruary 18, 1948–
CambodiaApril 23–May 13, 1956
1979		November, 1973
ChinaMay 31, 1924
December 12, 1932
October 1–2, 1949 (with PRC)		July 17, 1929
October 2, 1949 (with ROC)
CyprusAugust 16–18, 1960–
IndiaApril 2–7, 1947–
IndonesiaJanuary 26–February 3, 1950–
IranJuly 23, 1923–
IraqMay 16, 1941
July 18–19, 1958		January 3–8, 1955
IsraelMay 15–18, 1948
July 6–15, 1953
1991
February 11, 1953
June 9, 1967
JapanFebruary 25, 1925
October 19, 1956		August 9, 1945
JordanAugust 20, 1963–
North KoreaOctober 8–12, 1948–
South KoreaSeptember 1990[1]–
KuwaitMarch 11, 1963–
LaosOctober 7, 1960–
LebanonJuly 31–August 3, 1944–
MalaysiaApril 3, 1967–
MaldivesSeptember 21, 1966–
MongoliaJuly 23, 1923–
NepalJune 5–July 9, 1956–
OmanFebruary 5, 1986–
PakistanApril 24–May 1, 1948–
PhilippinesJune 2, 1976–
Qatar1988–
Saudi ArabiaFebruary 16–19, 19261938[2]
SingaporeJune 1, 1968–
Sri LankaDecember 3–6, 1956–
SyriaJuly 21–29, 1944–
ThailandMarch 12, 1941–
TurkeyJuly 23, 1923–
United Arab EmiratesDecember 8–23, 1971–
VietnamJanuary 30, 1950–
Yemen AROctober 31, 19551990s
PDR YemenDecember 1–3, 1967Early 1990s

Americas

Country Established/
Re-established		 Severed
Antigua and BarbudaJanuary 5, 1990–
ArgentinaJune 5, 1946–
BelizeJune 25, 1991–
BoliviaApril 18, 1945–
BrazilApril 2, 1945
November 23, 1961		October 20, 1947
CanadaJune 12, 1942–
ChileDecember 11, 1944
November 24, 1964
1990		October 27, 1947
September 22, 1973
ColombiaJune 25, 1935
January 19, 1968		May 3, 1948
Costa Rica1971[3]-
CubaOctober 5–14, 1942
May 8, 1960		April 3, 1952
Dominican RepublicMarch 8, 1945–
Ecuador1969[4]–
GrenadaSeptember 7, 1979November 4, 1983
GuyanaDecember 17, 1970–
HondurasSeptember 30, 1990–
JamaicaMarch 12, 1975–
MexicoAugust 4, 1924
November 10–12, 1942		January 26, 1930
NicaraguaOctober 18, 1979
(treaty:December 10–12, 1944)		–
PanamaMarch 29, 1991–
PeruFebruary 1, 1969–
SurinameNovember 25, 1975–
Trinidad and TobagoJune 6, 1974–
United StatesNovember 16, 1933–
UruguayAugust 21–22, 1926
January 27, 1943		December 27, 1935
VenezuelaMarch 14, 1945
April 16, 1970		June 13, 1952

Africa

Country Established/
Re-established		 Severed
AlgeriaMarch 19–23, 1962–
AngolaNovember 12, 1975–
BeninJune 4, 1962–
Botswana6 March 1970[5]-
Burkina FasoFebruary 18, 1967–
BurundiOctober 1, 1962–
Cape VerdeSeptember 25, 1975–
CameroonFebruary 18–22, 1964–
Central African RepublicFebruary 17, 1972
1988		January 22–23, 1980
ChadNovember 24, 1964–
ComorosJanuary 6, 1976–
CongoMarch 16, 1964–
Côte d'IvoireJanuary 23, 1967
August 21, 1986		May 30, 1969
DjiboutiApril 3, 1978–
EgyptAugust 26, 19431980 (note: Relations were restored at an unknown date under Hosni Mubarak)[6]
Equatorial GuineaDecember 12, 19681980
EthiopiaApril 21, 1943–
GabonOctober 15, 1973–
GambiaJuly 17, 1965–
GhanaSeptember 3–October 2, 1957–
GuineaOctober 3–4, 1958–
Guinea-BissauSeptember 30–October 6, 1973–
KenyaDecember 14, 1963–
LesothoFebruary 1, 1980–
LiberiaJanuary 11, 1956–
LibyaAugust 31-September 4, 1955–
MadagascarSeptember 29, 1972–
MaliOctober 8–14, 1960–
MauritaniaJuly 12, 1964–
MauritiusMarch 17, 1968–
MoroccoAugust 29–September 4, 1958–
MozambiqueJune 25, 1975–
Namibia1990–
NigerFebruary 17, 1972–
NigeriaOctober 1, 1960 – January 12, 1961–
RwandaOctober 17, 1963–
São Tomé and PríncipeAugust 9, 1975–
SenegalJune 14, 1962–
SeychellesJune 30, 1976–
Sierra LeoneApril 26, 1961 – January 18, 1962–
SomaliaJuly 1–September 11, 1960
1986 		1976
South Africa19421956
SudanJanuary 3–7, 1956–
TanzaniaDecember 10–11, 1961–
TogoMay 1, 1960–
TunisiaJune 11–July 11, 1956–
UgandaOctober 11–12, 1962
November 17, 1975		November 11, 1975
ZaireJune 29–July 7, 1960
July 6, 1961
November 30, 1967		September 14–18, 1960
November 21–23, 1963
ZambiaOctober 29–30, 1964–
ZimbabweFebruary 18, 1981–

Oceania

Country Established/
Re-established		 Severed
AustraliaOctober 10, 1942
March 16, 1959		April 23, 1954
FijiJanuary 30, 1974–
NauruDecember 30, 1987–
New ZealandApril 13, 1944–
Papua New GuineaMay 19, 1976–
TongaOctober 14, 1970–
VanuatuSeptember 3, 1986–
Western SamoaJuly 2, 1976–

References

  1. ↑ Andrea Matles Savada (editor) North Korea: A Country Study, "China and the Soviet Union Library of Congress Country Studies, 1993
  2. ↑
  3. ↑ Somoza, Anastasio and Jack Cox. Nicaragua Betrayed. Page 301.
  4. ↑ Ecuador: A Country Study, "Other Nations and International Organizations", United States Library of Congress. Accessed on October 31, 2009.
  5. ↑ Характеристика политической ситуации в Ботсване (in Russian). School of International Business, Omsk State University. Retrieved 2009-05-19.
  6. ↑ Chapin Met, Helen (ed) Egypt: The Development of Foreign Policy, Library of Congress Country Studies, 1990
  • Great Soviet Encyclopedia (in Russian) (3rd ed.). Moscow: Sovetskaya Enciklopediya. 1977. vol.24 (part II), p. 169.
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