Russia is typically considered part of both Europe and Asia. There's some dispute over where the border between the continents actually is (in Russia and beyond), but most people say the part of Russia west of the Ural Mountains is European and the eastern part is Asian. That means more of Russia's landmass is in Asia, but more of the population lives in Europe, as the biggest cities, Moscow and St. Petersburg, are both on the European side.
If this frustrates you—"Why can't everything fit cleanly into our categories!"—I have bad news. Russia isn't the only country that spans multiple continents; Egypt, Greece, and Turkey do it, too.
No, Russia is a country in the continent of Eurasia.
If you mean what continent is Russia on, Russia is on Europe and Asia.
No. Russia is a country. The largest continent is Asia.
Russia is a country. The majority of Russia is on the Asian continent, the rest is on the European continent.
No, it would not be fine to consider Russia as solely part of the Asia continent. The country of Russia is located on both the continent of Europe and the continent of Asia. It's important to remember though, that the capital of Russia, and the seats of power for the federal government are located in the Europe portion of Russia, and that most Russians identify their country as being part of Europe.
The Volga River is the longest river in Russia. The Volga is located in European Russia. Russia is located in Europe and Asia.
Russia is a country,not a continent.
Russia belong to the European continent
Russia is a country,but is in the continent Europe
Spain is in Europe. Russia is a country, not a continent. Some of it is in Europe. Most of it is in Asia.
* no russia was never a continent (posted by anonymously emma lol)
No.