Which continent does Russia belong to?

Russia, as the world's largest country in terms of territory, is very vast, located in Asia and Europe, that is to say, across the two continents of Asia and Europe, but specifically, about three-quarters of it belongs to Asia, and the rest of it belongs to Europe.

While most of the geography belongs to Asia, but in many ways Russia and Europeans are closer, the diet is closer to the Europeans, and a lot of habits and sports hobbies are biased in favor of the Europeans, but because most of the geography is in Asia, Russia belongs more to Asia, but technically belongs to Europe.

Expanded Information:

In its heyday, the territory extended from the Arctic Ocean in the north to the southern part of the Black Sea in the south, and from the Baltic Sea in the west to Alaska in the east (which was sold to the United States in 1867), with an area of about 22.8 million square kilometers. According to the census registration of 1897, the Russian Empire *** had 125.6 million people, and by 1914 it reached 165.7 million people, second only to China's Qing Dynasty and the British Empire.

The area is 17,098,200 square kilometers (76.3% of the territory of the former Soviet Union and 11.4% of the Earth's land area), with 13% of the water area, making it the largest country in the world. It is 9,000 kilometers long from east to west, spanning 11 time zones; and 4,000 kilometers wide from north to south, spanning four climate zones. With the accession of Crimea*** and the state and city of Sevastopol to Russia, a new 25,500 square kilometers were added to the Russian territory.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Russia