After encountering several religious missions,Russia eventually became a predominantly Muslim nation due to its earlier control by the Mongols.

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Russia became predominantly Orthodox Christian, not Muslim, under the influence of Byzantine missionaries in the Middle Ages. While the Mongols did control Russia in the 13th and 14th centuries, they did not impose Islam on the population, and many Mongol leaders themselves converted to Christianity.

After Encountering Several Religious Missions,Russia Eventually Became a Predominantly Muslim