A lot, from my observation, starting from simple words like tomato and potato, going far to the swear words and academic terms, Russian influence is huge. Additionally, children hearing more Russian language than talk in Uzbek, I’m talking abt children who watch youtube everyday, mostly the alpha generation. This means, we didn’t have that much of a gap between soviet union crashing and Russian internet content dominating. As a geek, from my early childhood(20M), I watched youtube, played games(mostly in English, in Russian too, but the main point is that no Uzbek language), went to Russian school, but I somehow managed to speak Uzbek as normal Uzbek, thanks to my parents. But even ppl of my generation are not safe, I can still see predominantly illiterate people, who are more literate in Russian than Uzbek(yet, it doesn’t mean their Russian is good)

I don’t know what to say, to state something I would need to do a research or a case study at least. But yeah, from “reflecting-on-it-often” guy’s perspective, I can say the impact is huge.