The article focuses on the results of the acoustic study of phonetic peculiarities of Evenki-accented Russian speech of bilingual Selemdzha Evenks. According to the research the most characteristic features of interfered Russian speech of Evenks are: 1) realization of a soft fricative /sʲ/ instead of the consonant combination /sʲ tʲ/ word-finally; 2) realization of implosive allophones of the occlusive consonants /t˺/ and /k˺/ prepausally; 3) realization of the affricate /ʧʲ/ with long occlusion and short fricative element; 4) realization of the occlusive consonant /tʲ/ instead of the affricate /ʧʲ/; 5) replacing of the affricate by fricative consonant /ʃʲ:/; 6) replacing of the round-fricative consonants /s, s ʲ/ by flat-fricative ones; 7) replacing of the fricative consonant /s/ by the two-locy consonant /ʃ/; 8) realization of an additional vowel in consonant clusters.