Who were the allies in the first world war?

At the end of the 19th century, a hostile alliance began to form in Europe, whose main goal was to revise the territorial borders and colonial possessions. It was initiated by the Austro-Hungarian side. In addition to it, Germany and Italy entered the Triple Alliance. In response to aggressive actions, an alliance was created – the Entente. He opposed the Triple Alliance and at the same time balanced the forces. The allies included Russia, France, England and many other states. By the end of the war, their number was about 30.