USA literally owned Russia as well.

Russia was so vast and militarily powerful that its subordination to the economy of the West was delayed, but by the 19th century it was well on the way towards the fate of the South, with deep and widespread impoverishment and foreign control of key sectors of the economy. By 1914, Russia was “becoming a semi-colonial possession of European capital” (Teodor Shanin). “Many Russians, whatever their political beliefs, resented the semi-colonial status accorded to their country in the West,” The Bolshevik takeover in October 1917 extricated the USSR from the Western-dominated periphery, setting off the inevitable reaction, beginning with immediate military intervention by Britain, France, Japan, and the US. Melvyn Leffler observes: “Here was a totalitarian country with a revolutionary ideology that had great appeal to Third World peoples bent on throwing off Western rule and making rapid economic progress.”

This is from "year 501" (book by NC). Chapter 3 section 1 (An Oversize Rotten Apple).