Both the British royal family and Russia have histories of significant military campaigns and invasions, but they differ in scope and context.

The British royal family presided over centuries of colonial expansion, including invasions in Africa, Asia, the Americas, and the Pacific, often tied to the establishment of the British Empire. Russia, under various regimes (Imperial, Soviet, and modern), has also conducted numerous invasions, such as those in Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and more recently Ukraine. While both have extensive histories of foreign interventions, the British Empire's global reach likely resulted in a greater number of invasions overall.