What is the eastern standard time in Russia?

Answer 1

Being the largest country in the world, Russia has a number of time zones. In total it has 11, ranging from 6 hours ahead of EST to 15 hours ahead of EST. So it depends on what particular part of Russia you are looking for.

Answer 2

The time in Russia is UTC+2 (Eastern European Time) in Kaliningrad, UTC+3 (Moscow Time), UTC+4 (Samara Time), UTC+5 (Yekaterinburg Time), UTC+6 (Omsk Time), UTC+7 (Krasnoyarsk Time), UTC+8 (Irkutsk Time), UTC+9 (Yakutsk Time), UTC+10 (Vladivostok Time), UTC+11 (Magadan Time), and UTC+12 (Petropavlovsk-Kamchatski Time). Russia no longer observes Summer Time (a.k.a. Daylight Saving Time).

Answer 3

There is no way to answer because we do not know what "just now" is - you would have to say what time it is and where you happen to be at that time.

Answer 4

Russia has multiple time zones, but in general, Eastern Standard Time in Russia is UTC+3.