Eastern European Time
European time zones :
| violet |
Azores ( UTC − 1 ) Azores, daylight saving time ( UTC ± 0 ) |
| Light Blue | Western European Time ( UTC ± 0 ) |
| blue |
Western European Time ( UTC ± 0 ) Western European Summer Time ( UTC + 1 ) |
| red |
Central European Time ( UTC + 1 ) Central European Summer Time ( UTC + 2 ) |
| yellow | Kaliningrad time ( UTC + 2 ) |
| ocher |
Eastern European Time ( UTC + 2 ) Eastern European Summer Time ( UTC + 3 ) |
| light green | Moscow time ( UTC + 3 ) |
The Eastern European Time ( EET , Eng. Eastern European Time , EET ) is a time zone in which the clocks against the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) by two hours to proceed.
In Europe the following countries have EET:
- Bulgaria
- Estonia
- Finland
- Greece
- Latvia
- Lithuania
- Moldova
- Romania
- Ukraine
- Cyprus (except Northern Cyprus )
Since the longitudes run from north to south, the Eastern European Time also applies in some Asian and African countries, e.g. B .: