No, their Empire was based on expansion into eastern Europe and Asia. There were no official colonies nor any territories that were once part of the Russian Empire that consider themselves to have been former colonies (they consider themselves to have either been occupied by or incorporated into Russia proper).
However, much of their expansion into Central Asia and development of what would become the "stans" bore much resemblance to what are more openly considered colonial operations (like the British Empire and French Empire). In addition, Russian influence was very strong in the north of Persia, Sino-Mongolia, and north China.
In ancient times, Russia consists of lands which were colonized by Vikings traveling up the river Rus. Again in history, much of Russia would be conquered and effectively colonized by the Mongols. Russia was never a colonial power.
When did India fight Russia? India was a Crown Colony (British Colony) from the 1800s up thru WWII (1945). And Russia disappeared in 1918 (officially on or about 1922) and became the USSR...until 1990. From about 1990 Russia has been Russia (NOT the USSR). So...did India fight Russia in 1990...or when?
Russia.
It was Russia.
Russia , -or Canada.
Russia.
Russia began as a monarchy and had been that way until the communist revolution. Serfdom in Russia was ingrained in the society for thousands of years. The United States began as a colony of the British, did not have serfs, and was allowed rights and freedoms of British citizens. Never has there been a dictator in the United States like Russia has had since 1912.
It was Russia.
No, David Tennant has never been to Russia.
Russia gave up all claims to its North American Colony.
Russia has been in numerous wars such as WW1 , WW2 , Afghanistan .
Russia from whom the US purchased it in 1867.