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Time zones of Russia:

MSK-1	Kaliningrad Time (UTC+2) Kaliningrad Summer Time (UTC+3)
MSK	Moscow Time (UTC+3) Moscow Summer Time (UTC+4)
MSK+1	Samara Time (UTC+4) Samara Summer Time (UTC+5)
MSK+2	Yekaterinburg Time (UTC+5) Yekaterinburg Summer Time (UTC+6)
MSK+3	Omsk Time (UTC+6) Omsk Summer Time (UTC+7)
MSK+4	Krasnoyarsk Time (UTC+7) Krasnoyarsk Summer Time (UTC+8)
MSK+5	Irkutsk Time (UTC+8) Irkutsk Summer Time (UTC+9)
MSK+6	Yakutsk Time (UTC+9) Yakutsk Summer Time (UTC+10)
MSK+7	Vladivostok Time (UTC+10) Vladivostok Summer Time (UTC+11)
MSK+8	Magadan Time (UTC+11) Magadan Summer Time (UTC+12)
MSK+9	Kamchatka Time (UTC+12) Kamchatka Summer Time (UTC+13)

Yakutsk Time (Russian: Якутское время – Yakutskoye vremya) or YAKT, is a time zone in Russia, named after Yakutsk, the capital of Sakha. It is 9 hours ahead of UTC (UTC+9) and 6 hours ahead of Moscow Time (MSK+6).

Yakutsk Summer Time (YAKST) corresponds to UTC+10, but is still 6 hours ahead of Moscow (MSD+6).

Most of Russia, including the Yakutsk Time Zone, uses decree time, which means it lies one hour ahead of standard time for the corresponding time zone.

Areas on Yakutsk Time

• Sakha (western part)
• Amur Oblast
• Zabaykalsky Krai

See also

• Time in Russia