Which Bible do Russian Christians use?

There are dozens of actively used translations of the Bible in the English-speaking world. But what about Russia? Which translations are used by the Russian-speaking Christians and why?

[lapun]

It was nice to see a photo of Bulgakov, Florensky and Novoselov. Perhaps you could make a video about their contribution to Orthodox thought.

[kebab_over_gyros]

I use Synodal 1876 and never read Elizabeth Translation. Well, I'm not belong to orthodoxy, but I'll download it for personal study. Good video, be belessed!

[reformedcc]

Ты говоришь, что Синодальный перевод был современным на момент своего появления, но известно, что когда он был издан, то он УЖЕ был относительно устаревшим, поскольку изобиловал теми конструкциями, которые в реальности уже не использовались. И упор был именно на то, чтобы сделать литургический перевод.

[davidszaraz]

Are books that are not found in the Hebrew canon (e.g. Maccabees) considered inspired by the Holy Spirit?
If no, was this always the case in the Russian Orthodox Church? For example was this the same approach to these books in the 14th century lets say? Thank you

[lisameyer]

Great video! I'm looking for a list (index) of all the books (incl.the non-canonical ="apocrypha") in the Russian Bible (but in English). Do you know where I can find it? Or could you please post it on here?

[SuePenn]

So basically they have made up their own bibles and used what they want to use.
Seems like the Orthodox church has is also a spin off from the Catholic church, with the traditions of men, Mary worship, etc.