The countries of the former Soviet Union have experienced Russian economic, political, and cultural dominance. As a result, Russian is spoken in many countries in Europe and Asia that were formerly part of the Soviet Empire.

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Russia's economic, political, and cultural dominance in the former Soviet Union has resulted, for example, in the use of the Russian language from the Baltics (Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia) and the Ukraine, to the Asian republics of the former federation, such as Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan.

The Countries of the Former Soviet Union Have Experienced Russian