Life in Russia after sanctions - ULTIMATE journey through the east to the west

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2022
  • We will go from the very east to the very west of Russia and then to its capital, to see how people live in different parts of Russia. Let's make a research : what are the average salaries, how much people spend per month on food, renting an apartment, and other costs in Kamchatka, Kaliningrad and Moscow!
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Комментарии • 7 тыс.

  • @DustyRider
    @DustyRider Год назад +3366

    As an American who lives in a rural area, I find your videos fascinating. I grew up in the 70's and 80's and we were taught that Russians were our mortal enemies who would rain down nuclear bombs at will. Now as a 50 something grandma, I am finding that your people are very much like our people in many ways. We all want to live a comfortable life. :). Your country is amazingly beautiful, I would love to visit one day when there is peace. Thank you for sharing

    • @juliyakrus
      @juliyakrus Год назад +1

      and we have always been taught that it is America who wants to drop bombs on us. And now your government is announcing openly that Russia is your enemy. Although we protect our borders from NATO in ukraine, as America did in the 1960s.

    • @7000fps
      @7000fps Год назад +1

      We were taught the RED GOVT would do any thing to Annex other countries or spread FAILED communism where it could.

    • @juliyakrus
      @juliyakrus Год назад +79

      @@7000fps why are you all so hate ussr communism? Well, I'm just curious.

    • @FefferoniDadadel
      @FefferoniDadadel Год назад +183

      @@juliyakrus Why we hate a system that imprisons opposition or people if they say a war is war and not an "special military operation" ?
      Duh.. are you for real?

    • @juliyakrus
      @juliyakrus Год назад +190

      @@FefferoniDadadel Well, firstly, I asked about communism and USSR, but now we don’t have communism and dont have the USSR.

  • @lasselasse4938
    @lasselasse4938 Год назад +901

    Traveling from east to west 15000km and you are still in Russia lol. Russia is so hugh. Can't even imagine how big it is to travel around for some time and try to discover different areas. Hopefully in future it's possible to visit Russia and have normal relationship again. Greetings from Germany

    • @pobeditel_life
      @pobeditel_life Год назад +3

      yes you can post it now

    • @bloodst0rm1337
      @bloodst0rm1337 Год назад +44

      I'm just the Russian guy who was planning to travel around the world and see some cool places. Really hope that I will do that and come to Germany too! There is so many things to see but I'm honestly sad that it might never happen.

    • @tobytoxd
      @tobytoxd Год назад +43

      @@bloodst0rm1337 We will have peace again! Never loose your hope! Greetings from Frankfurt :)

    • @xaos8925
      @xaos8925 Год назад +20

      thank you! 🇷🇺❤🇩🇪

    • @jwilcox4726
      @jwilcox4726 Год назад +9

      Yeah, that would be great to move all over the world and visit and stay for a week. Even Russians coming and staying on a swap a home for two weeks or you pick the how long time to stay in USA. I love villages out in their country. I love the Kamchata in the east. Way more country, less people & roads & businesses. That's is called "Industry" in America. We don't live in the area of commerce. We live in residential areas for homes, apartments, no business families only for living not working. Except when you work from your home. Merry Christmas everyone especially in the Ukraine. I love all your beautiful outfits for the Santa Claus' he always looks so beautiful/handsome with all the hand sown beating on the hats especially. God bless Ukraine and all of Holy People of God thru Lord Jesus Christ Our Savior. Amen. 😇💖💟❣🙏🧓Me now at 65 years old, very disabled, but also very happy because I'm well-read. Knowing a lot keeps me safe and very happy. Peace & Merry Christmas to All & to All a Good Night.46,000 rubles a month? How much American Dollars is that amount? We can't compare & have no idea, Not a clue. Also all this talk of "Sanctions" ? What the hell are those? If it's something of Russia attacking people not attacking them? Then stop attacking or stealing or raping or whatever it is your country leaders are doing to harm innocent people with their families sitting in their homes doing TV before bedtime & work with school for kids tomorrow, you shouldn't just arbitarily blow them up in their homes. That's not never what a voted in gov't. would do to it's people that put them in power in the first place. BEHAVE & leave them alone thru the Holy Days Holidays get it. If not Holy that's OK but with freedom, leave others alone doing what they think is Holy.

  • @n.m6249
    @n.m6249 Год назад +149

    I've always wanted to visit Russia, love Russia from South Africa 🇿🇦❤️

    • @user-vh7or6es8z
      @user-vh7or6es8z Год назад +5

      and Russian people dream to visit South Africa )))

    • @Lahmanya
      @Lahmanya Год назад

      ​@@user-vh7or6es8z не хотят

    • @stanleypomogiti8633
      @stanleypomogiti8633 Год назад

      @@chelovek_vitya во, я тоже) го вместе ахах

    • @useryggfdcc
      @useryggfdcc Год назад

      South Africa is far too dangerous.
      Not worth it. Russia have everything you need.
      From a South African.

    • @KssMao
      @KssMao Год назад +1

      @@useryggfdcc Южная Арика удивительный регион. Да опасный, но все таки интересный. Делаю проект про Южную африку в университете.

  • @user-sw8gd9gh9n
    @user-sw8gd9gh9n 11 месяцев назад +205

    Наши правители годами, даже десятилетиями настраивают страны против друг друга, заставляют местных жителей разных стран ненавидеть друг друга... А потом оказывается, что мы похожи, что мы все хотим мира, хотим жить счастливо и дружить

    • @paulwilliams2663
      @paulwilliams2663 11 месяцев назад +11

      Totally true, I live in Vračar Belgrade but from Liverpool, married Serb girl, and they're so like us. But having worked in Rostov, Serbs and Russians (average person) have zero idea about hiw the West works. We're not all friends, unfortunately. My hometown refuses an English identity, has closer historical ties with Ireland, Scotland has a Nationalist government, so does Wales, Northern Irelands assembly was won by pro united Irish. There's a whole county in South West UK called Cornwall with its own flag n lingo. The Western side of UK is Celtic not Anglo......I'd be here all day with examples. Peace n love from Beograd

    • @shayvurden9009
      @shayvurden9009 11 месяцев назад +1

      😢its sad I hope we humans find a solution for hate 😭

    • @Jsarson1976
      @Jsarson1976 11 месяцев назад +1

      So true we do all want that and I just don’t understand war at all and the mentality of we hate you and isn’t like this and that 😮 we’re all just human and can’t we find common ground and get along. That would be regardless of race or gender. You t like looking back in time with what’s happening 😢

    • @crimea2e
      @crimea2e 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@paulwilliams2663Does Liverpool have an attraction to the Celtic world? To Ireland and Scotland? I suspected it. Judging by the names of the Beatles band members, Lennon and McCartney are Celts. And they're from Liverpool. Britain is very a heterogeneous country and at any moment can split into parts like the USSR.

    • @crimea2e
      @crimea2e 10 месяцев назад +1

      ​​​@@paulwilliams2663
      You are a very brave man if you moved from Britain to Serbia. I hope your love was worth it. Good luck man! Greetings from the Russian Crimea!

  • @amitilovehumanity6371
    @amitilovehumanity6371 Год назад +1322

    Я живу в городе Сахаранпур, Индия. Я очень люблю Россию, будьте всегда счастливы, мои русские братья и сестры 🙏🙏🙏

    • @NoSkilloff
      @NoSkilloff Год назад +25

      you too

    • @amitilovehumanity6371
      @amitilovehumanity6371 Год назад +4

      @@NoSkilloff 🤷

    • @__Collector.
      @__Collector. Год назад +20

      Спасибо, бро!
      Thanks bro!

    • @HvatKondrat
      @HvatKondrat Год назад +6

      Будет исполненно, мы уже приступили...

    • @shivamkhajuria4101
      @shivamkhajuria4101 Год назад +26

      @@HvatKondrat india rusia have deepest friendship since a long time we people share cultural and many other things we love rusia very much 🇷🇺🇮🇳

  • @leosalas41ify
    @leosalas41ify Год назад +488

    Old American here, although technology has it's down sides. It also brings hope for global peace. It's videos like this that makes people from other countries realize how beautiful your country and people are. To not see them only through political eye's. Love from America...

    • @user-zd2ml4hv2y
      @user-zd2ml4hv2y Год назад +33

      Thank you, we can't let politics get into our brains, we"ll be friends.

    • @Arizona9001
      @Arizona9001 Год назад +7

      global peace? Gaza strip?

    • @jahinsadman1505
      @jahinsadman1505 11 месяцев назад

      @@Arizona9001 no, justice reserved for westerners only because they are the chosen ones and superior to all others. Europe is a garden that needs to be protected from jungle barbarians AKA rest of the developing world -- Joseph Borell EU foreign minister of gardening freedom of hypocrisy

    • @lordrichardson4447
      @lordrichardson4447 2 месяца назад

      @@Arizona9001 Their are small conflicts in the world and their always has beene... but yes... right now, and for the last 50 years basically the world is very peaceful compared to previous times where many major countries were at war.

    • @Arizona9001
      @Arizona9001 2 месяца назад

      @@lordrichardson4447 50 years? Myanmar, Gaza Strip, 35 armed conflicts in Africa, North Koreans starving to death, Iraq ruined. Vietnam, Korean War, Cambodia, Bosnia. Obamas drone strikes. The list goes on. It might feel peaceful in western countries, but the rest of the world…

  • @villidar6010
    @villidar6010 Год назад +327

    Честно, иногда даже не верится, что Россия настолько большая страна 😅
    Я сама из Калининграда и никогда не была в большой России. Приятно было увидеть родной город в этом видео, спасибо, было очень интересно ^-^

    • @nansyraccoon7095
      @nansyraccoon7095 Год назад +28

      В 2020 мы с мужем проехали на машине из Питера до Алтая и обратно. Потом в 2021 до Крыма, а обратно сделлаи петлю через Владикавказ и далее через Калмыкию и Астрахань. В прошлом году удалось проехаться только мовсем немного по Карелии. И ведь это мы не покрыли даже половину нашей необъятной! И каждом у месту времени удалось выделить совсем немного, но даже это того стоит :) Какие всё-таки виды, какая история... Я люблю не только глазеть, но и почитать о тех местах, куда езжу. В общем, всё это очень интересно! Каждому желаю хотя бы немножко покататься по России, гарантированно не будет никаких сожалений :)

    • @ABp797
      @ABp797 Год назад +6

      В 2019 был в Калининграде и Зеленоградске.

    • @gulil8251
      @gulil8251 Год назад +5

      @@nansyraccoon7095 мы из Хабаровска до Алтая ездили 😎

    • @nansyraccoon7095
      @nansyraccoon7095 Год назад

      @@gulil8251 супер! 👍🏻👏🏻

    • @Faceless166
      @Faceless166 Год назад +9

      У меня тоже это не укладывается в голове. Из Москвы летали на Байкал, это так далеко, лететь 6-7 часов, но если посмотреть на карту, это ровно посередине России.
      Калининград прекрасен, еще бы билеты туда не были такими дорогими.

  • @ruthmalin3038
    @ruthmalin3038 11 месяцев назад +20

    I was so amazed to see you in old koenigsberg, my father born there in 1916. You showed all the old places where dad lived where the fresh water bay and sea water meet. A fishing town. All my relatives died and are buried there. Thank you so much for sharing this. Ruth Malin. utah, usa

  • @ianmaonaigh7215
    @ianmaonaigh7215 Год назад +838

    For such a young woman , what a great ambassador for your country you are Eli , Russia should be very proud of you Eli . Best wishes from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

    • @andreasmoser2362
      @andreasmoser2362 Год назад +7

      💯% right you are! 🎄Merry Christmas from Vienna!

    • @ianmaonaigh7215
      @ianmaonaigh7215 Год назад +2

      @andreasmoser2362 Andrea's, thank you , and a very Merry Christmas to you and yours 🎅

    • @ykramtv9830
      @ykramtv9830 Год назад +4

      😭😭😭 i found her channel again after 500k sanctioned faced by his country.

    • @minibigbox9897
      @minibigbox9897 Год назад +6

      Best wishes to Scotland from Russia. Yiyr country is very unique

    • @andr_sh
      @andr_sh Год назад

      Russia is the most defamed country on the planet

  • @TheFirstKind
    @TheFirstKind Год назад +616

    I was in Russia from 5th September to 12th September this year. I went there to represent my country, Bangladesh in an international fishing tournament organized by ROSATOM. During my short visit to Russia, I got acquainted with the vast richness of Russian culture and hospitality. I was mesmerized to see the breathtaking architecture of Saint Petersburg. I fall deeply in love with the Gulf of Finland and Sosnovy Bor. The calmness of this little town hypnotized me, In Moscow, I was really fascinated by the greatness of Russian achievements. I know that it's not possible to experience Russia on a tightly scheduled tour and what I have experienced was a tiny fragment of what Russia truly is. Anyways, I'll be there again and be completely submerged in the deep treasures of Mother Russia.

    • @milkybar06
      @milkybar06 Год назад +4

      Did you win?

    • @paolodenis5898
      @paolodenis5898 Год назад +19

      @@milkybar06 He was the fish...

    • @TheFirstKind
      @TheFirstKind Год назад +52

      @@milkybar06 No, India won the tournament, Russia and Egypt became 2nd jointly and Uzbekistan became 3rd. My team stood 4th in the tournament followed by South Africa. No other team got any fish.

    • @sweetlachok
      @sweetlachok Год назад +1

    • @_Bappu_
      @_Bappu_ Год назад +6

      @@paolodenis5898 wtf😅🤕

  • @Ivan-wp1ne1
    @Ivan-wp1ne1 9 месяцев назад +47

    I live in Russia and can say that basically all is fine: everything works and is available. Just a few difficulties like transferring money from abroad and some imported goods aren’t available

    • @deepfish337
      @deepfish337 6 месяцев назад +2

      Just 200 dollar per month full time jobs.😅 Just fine, lol.

    • @Ivan-wp1ne1
      @Ivan-wp1ne1 6 месяцев назад +3

      @@deepfish337 wrong. Just make a search at HH Well, you are right, if you live in a village and work as a postman

    • @mysteryman6918
      @mysteryman6918 5 месяцев назад +2

      @@deepfish337you’re ignorant. Due to low cost of living they’re fine.

    • @deepfish337
      @deepfish337 5 месяцев назад

      @@mysteryman6918 I worked over 7 month long for those smallest salaries in Europe in russia and I was not fine at all, I had to spare on food. It is funny that you call me ignorant I got degree in CS and IQ over 120. Are you from russia?

    • @69rus42
      @69rus42 3 месяца назад +2

      ​@@deepfish337тогда не понимаю, зачем ты устроился ночным сторожем в детский сад с таким бэкграундом.

  • @zdenekvanduch1463
    @zdenekvanduch1463 Год назад +376

    Jedním slovem krása. Chtěl bych se tam jednou podívat, ale už to asi nestihnu.😥. Krásná příroda, srdeční lidé.👍. Zdeněk z České republiky.

    • @tolde
      @tolde Год назад +37

      When i went to visit Česky republiky many people were not nice to me because i was born in Russia. I do not live there for 28 years now but stil. Some of them asked me if i was not ashamed because i was born in Russia. No, i am not , i am proud of it

    • @zdenekvanduch1463
      @zdenekvanduch1463 Год назад +36

      @@tolde Stydím se za lidi, se kterými jste se potkal. Ale nejsou všichni stejní. Já a je nás hodně, se za Ruský národ rozhodně nestydím. Vím totiž moc dobře, že kdyby nás Rudá armáda neosvobodila, asi bych teď nepsal. Poslouchám hodně pana Pjakina a jeho názory jsou skvělé. Držím Vám palce a přeji jen a jen to nejlepší. Hodně zdraví přeji také V.V. Putinovi. Takového by jsme potřebovali u nás v České republice i na Slovensku. Můžete být na něho hrdí. Ještě jednou děkuji a jak už píšu, nejsou zdaleka všichni takoví s jakýma jste se setkal. Potkal jste se se špatnými lidmi.
      Zdeněk z Valašska (Česká republika)

    • @zdenekvanduch1463
      @zdenekvanduch1463 Год назад +23

      @@tolde Je to tak, jak píšete. Osobně nevím proč, ale je to hlavně Praha, která je nejvíc protiruská. Jako by si neuvědomovali minulost. Bohužel. Je mi z toho smutno, co se teď děje. Přeji jen to nejlepší. 🌹🌹🌹. Zdeněk z Valašska

    • @jurajkubove5258
      @jurajkubove5258 Год назад +23

      I lived 7 years in Prague and as a Slovak I experienced Czech apartheid and hatred. I left and have been living abroad for over 40 years. I hate to say that but I think that vast majority of Czechs have the xenophobia in their DNA. They conveniently forget that the Soviet Army saved them from extinction. And the Ukrainian army occupied the country in 1968 and Brezhnev was Ukrainian…all ordinary Russians are friendly. And the women are still feminine and stunning beauty..

    • @zdenekvanduch1463
      @zdenekvanduch1463 Год назад +1

      @@jurajkubove5258 Je to tak, jak píšete. Ale většina lidí to nebude. Rodilí pražáci se z Prahy vystěhovávají a sjíždí se tam lidé z celé republiky za prací apod., kteří tam už zůstanou. Jsou tam vyšší platy a hodně příležitostí pro obyčejné lidi, řemeslníky. Rodilí pražáci s hodně věcma nesouhlasí, ale jsou v menšině. Znám jich hodně a jejich názory znám, ale pomalu se z Prahy vystěhovávají i proto, že je tam draho.
      To, co způsobili v době, kdy bylo zakázáno veřejné shromažďování (covid), že odstranili sochu maršála Koněva a hrubé napadání ruské ambasády byl vrchol drzosti a zasloužili by potrestání. A nic se nestalo, přestože většina obyčejných lidí s tím nesouhlasila. Nemohli ani vyjádřit protest. Byl zákaz shromažďování. A nebo starosta Řeporyjí - Novotný, to jeho napadání a urážení Ruska je strašné a zasloužil by trest vězení. A nic. Nikdo nic a všechno je ok. Ta pátá kolona se strašně rozrůstá a být mladší, utekl bych do Ruska i s rodinou.
      Tady(Valašské Meziříčí) na Moravě je to úplně jiné. Lidé mají jiné starostí, jsou pracovití a o politiku se moc nezajímají. Nemají na to čas. Ale i tady by se našlo pár lidí, kteří smýšlejí jako v Praze. Republika je rozdělená, bohužel. Na Slovensku mám taky hodně přátel, ale i tam je to skoro 50 na 50. 18 let jsem tam jezdil s kombajnem po žních a občas si tam na ta místa zajedu a vždy mně přepadnou vzpomínky. Teď jsem už v důchodu a zůstaly jen ty vzpomínky. Mějte se hezky a hodně zdraví. Zdeněk z Valašska.

  • @AhmedAdly11
    @AhmedAdly11 Год назад +256

    I remember many years ago in Egypt I met a Russian who lived in Kamchatka.
    He could not stop telling me how much he loved Kamchatka and had never ending stories.
    At the time, he annoyed the hell out of me, since I was his diving instructor and was trying to show him the beauty of the Red Sea. But after many years, I have decided that I will have to visit this man's beloved land.

    • @suttercane6718
      @suttercane6718 Год назад +23

      Hahah beautiful story! I'm Russian and had a similar encounter with a man from Australia (but on the Internet), who was telling me about his native Cairns, and I thought: darn it, I will definitely visit it one day hahaha

    • @AhmedAdly11
      @AhmedAdly11 Год назад +29

      @@suttercane6718 Well I am planning my trip.
      I will start in Kaliningrad and travel Russia in a zig zag to see everything.

    • @xoxotyshka7777
      @xoxotyshka7777 Год назад +6

      @@AhmedAdly11 Wow! Good for you! I dream about it... One day we went across the Canada coast to coast by a car and I am still under the impression from that trip, and dream to do it again... I would like to have a trip across the Russia! Good luck! 👍

    • @bertclayton6597
      @bertclayton6597 Год назад +6

      They have what's called a honeyberry that's supposed to be delicious. Kamchatka variety.

    • @bertclayton6597
      @bertclayton6597 Год назад +2

      Honey berry

  • @evantheorthodox740
    @evantheorthodox740 Год назад +504

    I'm a North American who has lived 10 years in Russia, I speak Russian at home with my Russian wife, and am drawn to your videos. Can you make a video about the spiritual life in Russia. I was baptized in Yalta in a Russian Orthodox church........ and when living in Alushta and Yalta, I had been surrounded by so many believers in my life..... and video on the spiritual faith and life in Russia would be an interesting one. Blessings

    • @JuanRivera-qi7jl
      @JuanRivera-qi7jl Год назад +12

      Congratulations, beautiful country.

    • @LeonardoM.G
      @LeonardoM.G Год назад +20

      Congratulations. One of my dreams is to get married and live in Russia with a beautiful wife and children.

    • @Zoloder
      @Zoloder Год назад

      I so don`t think. Until you move away from the United States in puppetry and become a sovereign state. Without friendship with Russia, you have lost your power and greatness, which is unnecessary for the United States. It's a pity.

    • @is_lietuvos
      @is_lietuvos Год назад +5

      you actually lived in ukraine!

    • @evantheorthodox740
      @evantheorthodox740 Год назад +1

      @@is_lietuvos Yes... 3 years in Alushta, 6 months in Kiev...

  • @khaiphamba5991
    @khaiphamba5991 Год назад +53

    I live in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, and I find it surprisingly similar between my city and some cities in Russia in terms of the average salaries and monthly spending. This is very intriguing. Your video is really nice. Thank you!

    • @user-ki3my8vx9j
      @user-ki3my8vx9j 11 месяцев назад +7

      Yeah, bro, it's very intriguing, especially considering that in countries with relatively high salaries correspondingly higher monthly spendings. Governments and businesses orginized things in such a way, that people in common earn only as mush as to pay for food, for rent, or for the mortgage in a best case, and continue to work

    • @khaiphamba5991
      @khaiphamba5991 11 месяцев назад +6

      @@user-ki3my8vx9j Yeah well actually we cannot entirely blame the governments. If a government it's rich, there are only two things that it can improve. One, the public infrastructure and services. And two, the salary of those who work in those areas, the public employees. Usually, these 2 things improve insignificantly simply because there is no magical jump in terms of economic growth of a country annually. So, for common people who work for the government, you can't expect a dream salary.
      As for the rest, that is the private area, as in "businesses" per your comments, well sadly, we can't blame them either. This is the only sector where you can improve your earning, but you have to be very hardworking or talented, or both. And as a business, of course it will try to squeeze you to the last drop to fill it pocket because... business.
      Russia is a developed country, but its GDP is not too impressive (as expected). Beside, the country is too large for its population. There are not many high population areas for the economy to take advantage of. Many even live in rural or remote parts of the country that are actually poor.
      Anyway, all I want to say it, I know that there are different parts of Russia with different living standards, I just did't expect to see many parts that are so familiar to the place where I live.

    • @julesbois2122
      @julesbois2122 9 месяцев назад +1

      Yeah! In addition, to establish payments for those who will fight at 5x the average salary and continuously say that "war is the defense of the motherland". And let them be happy

    • @khaiphamba5991
      @khaiphamba5991 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@julesbois2122 Sorry you have lost me there.

  • @anthonymcneill1465
    @anthonymcneill1465 11 месяцев назад +34

    Indeed, Russia is a beautiful nation, even nature, the people even more so, and the architecture is beautiful and unique. As an American, I enjoyed watching, listening, and learning!

  • @fireballdc1
    @fireballdc1 Год назад +213

    From Canada, Russia is such a beautiful country, thank you so much for sharing Eli ..much love PEACE and happiness to you and your country ❤️

    • @user-pi5lk4jq2m
      @user-pi5lk4jq2m Год назад +3

      Thank u🙏

    • @mccanncollection
      @mccanncollection Год назад

      not much peace brutal murderous invasion of ukraine

    • @fireballdc1
      @fireballdc1 Год назад

      @@mccanncollection pretty sad you watch mainstream media, little do you know Ukraine is being shelled by its own government...kinda like Hitler did with his own troops..abandoning them out in the cold .. no food nor clothing. If anything Putin has been trying to push peace talks repeatedly bit Ukraine and NATO want nothing to do with peace. Pretty sad response Steve !

    • @user-pp5vx7ui9g
      @user-pp5vx7ui9g Год назад +1

      peace will come when your country stops supporting terrorists)))

    • @fireballdc1
      @fireballdc1 Год назад +2

      @@user-pp5vx7ui9g I Agree 👍 💯

  • @davidbowler3892
    @davidbowler3892 Год назад +160

    Thanks! I really enjoy your channel from America. Keep up the good work and good cheer! Happy new year! May 2023 be better than 2022.

    • @effingwrecked1917
      @effingwrecked1917 Год назад +7

      Send me some money too😂

    • @stanleypomogiti8633
      @stanleypomogiti8633 Год назад

      Yea we’re broke ass Russians but well haha I’m not a content maker and even if I was I highly doubt that i could ever film something awesome like that. So yeah no money for us bro 😂

    • @jacintas1503
      @jacintas1503 Год назад

      You just donated money to a girl who lives in a terrorist state whose government is actively funding genocide! You now have blood on your hands.

    • @vabue
      @vabue 10 месяцев назад +1

      And how do you feel now about 2023?

  • @doratea9620
    @doratea9620 11 месяцев назад +57

    Мне нравится твой настрой, твоя красота, как внешняя, так и психологическая, духовная... С удовольствием смотрю твои видео и получаю удовольствие от того, что показывают. Большая поддержка с моей стороны. Вперед, продолжать! (Я не говорю по-русски, но из уважения попытался обратиться к вам на вашем родном языке, конечно, с помощью Google Translate. Думаю, вы сможете понять, что я хотел сказать). Привет из Белграда, Сербия

    • @MariaV777
      @MariaV777 10 месяцев назад +2

      У Вас очень хорошо получается писать по русски 🙂

    • @samdobie6748
      @samdobie6748 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@MariaV777He said he used Google Translate

    • @MariaV777
      @MariaV777 9 месяцев назад

      @@samdobie6748 не всех, даже с переводчиком, получается хорошо писать на иностранном языке)

  • @rayrezaie111
    @rayrezaie111 Год назад +4

    I am Canadian our average wage is $2000 Canadian...but our average cost of living is about $3000 (Minimum) for a single person... So if you think Russia is bad you should checkout Canada... Our health care system is equal to a third world country and just like United States many many people live in the streets...

    • @Wild-Siberia
      @Wild-Siberia Год назад

      The westerners don't believe in a life where they aren't slaves to work and bills. Russians are rich because they have more leisure time one way or another since ive moved to russia ive noticed a lot more people are in the streets enjoying life and doing things that don't involve crime like in Canada or America.

  • @RKaye422
    @RKaye422 Год назад +196

    HI Eli, from Las Vegas!!
    I found your channel about 2 weeks ago because I was looking for up-close views of modern Moscow, like a city walk/tour style. My ancestors on my mother's side of the family are from Russia-I do not know which part. I think my grandmother's generation was the first to speak English. My mom told me that her grandparents only ever spoke Russian. Myself, I grew up near DC during the Cold War years and I remember the USSR's dissolution in 1991. I was in high school. But, I remember being even young and very curious about why we were taught that all Russians were "bad" in our media. You can imagine it was quite vexing to me since I knew WE weren't bad and that was our heritage as well. I always had the sense that Russians were "real" people, with all the same worries, love for their families, celebrating holidays, etc, just like American people. So, this is all to say that I have always been fascinated about your country and your culture. Since finding your channel, I have watched almost all of your videos except for 2 so far. Thank you SO MUCH for putting in all the work to do these. You do an excellent job and they're so interesting and really give an insight to the people and traditions of your country. One day I hope to get to visit, I don't know if that will happen, but I hope so. In the meantime, I really just can't get enough of your channel!!

    • @Glenn-F-Rice
      @Glenn-F-Rice Год назад

      I went on google maps and looked around. the history and the buildings

    • @MrGregHiller
      @MrGregHiller Год назад

      Thanks for a very enjoyable and useful contribution !!

    • @barbarachagakova
      @barbarachagakova Год назад +13

      This is a wonderful comment. I'm becoming more and more convinced every day that we are all the same. We have the same aspirations, we have the same fears, we love our family and friends equally, we love the same movies, music, shows... Many of us have the same background. Who ever said that we are different and should hate each other just because we were born in different territories? It's all so unimportant: our gender, age, religion, country. We are all just people and we all just want to live. It's sad that not many people can understand that we are not so different actually :'((

    • @MrGregHiller
      @MrGregHiller Год назад +6

      @@barbarachagakova You are of course so very right. It's only politicians who cause all the unhappiness, destruction, terrible wounding, and the enormous loss of people's lives.

    • @grandenauto3214
      @grandenauto3214 Год назад

      @@MrGregHillerI don’t see Putin butchering Ukrainians…. That would be Russian dogs.

  • @nebelwerfer199
    @nebelwerfer199 Год назад +63

    I loved Moscow when I was there. Everyone was so nice and city beautiful. Never saw so many beautiful women in one place. I would love to go back.

  • @BrRizzy1
    @BrRizzy1 Год назад +13

    Phenomenal video! Well done and thank you, Eli! So insightful and enlightening. Really makes you reflect on how much humans have in common, including their problems and aspirations, and how the grass is not always greener on the other side!

  • @martinafeherova5889
    @martinafeherova5889 9 месяцев назад +31

    Thank you for sharing! It is crazy to see how many similarities there are between Slovakia 🇸🇰 and Russia 🇷🇺. These videos are so important because they help us to understand that we shouldn’t judge all Russians because of political situation. Sending love from Australia 🇦🇺

    • @im.1134
      @im.1134 7 месяцев назад +1

      As a Ukrainian I know a lot of good Russians, and i'm against judging ALL Russians. But the big problem is that a lot of people from Russia seems friendly and kind at first, but in the the dialog with them i find out that they support Putin's decisions and think he is doing everything right. Paradoxically, the person seems friendly and kind at first, but then you realize what they really think when you ask them some questions.

    • @user-bi4zk4xh2k
      @user-bi4zk4xh2k 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@im.1134 Извини, мил человек. Но ты сам себе противоречишь. Мои слова, не вкоем случае, не враждебный выпад. Мозги(мозг) всего лишь калькулятор.Он обрабатывает ту информацию которую в него вводят. При разной информации выводы будут разные.Тебе что вообще не интересны причины происходящего? Или у вас с интернетом плохо? Не мне обовсем этом судить, я далековато от Украины. Но пообщайся с жителями Донбаса, Луганска, они объяснят тебе многое. Если у тебя духа хватит.

    • @im.1134
      @im.1134 7 месяцев назад +2

      @@user-bi4zk4xh2k у меня живут жители Донбаса с 2014го года, и у них кардинально другие взгляды чем у промытых пропагандой Дятлов. Пытаетесь найти сотни оправданий агрессии, но для адекватных людей все очевидно.

    • @user-bi4zk4xh2k
      @user-bi4zk4xh2k 7 месяцев назад

      @@im.1134 Ну на счет дятлов и адекватных есть рзные точки зрения, Будьте дорбры, выражайтесь конкретней. Я не понимаю что вы хотите сказать и даже вашу позицию. И просьба, дятлов себе оставьте, у нас своих хвтает. Больше аргументов.

    • @im.1134
      @im.1134 7 месяцев назад +2

      @@user-bi4zk4xh2k какие аргументы вам нужны? Россия страна оккупант и агрессор. Вот вам факт. А полемику можно развести на каждое событие в этой войне, но итог и первопричина будет одна - Россия оккупант и агрессор. Не совершила бы Россия акт агрессии в 2014ом году, были бы живы и жители Украины, и России. А сейчас умирают тысячами с обеих сторон.

  • @The2Pandas
    @The2Pandas Год назад +120

    This is for the first time I am watching something covering Russians (and that also in English). Before this I had watched few movies and documentaries (using English subtitles ☺). I am really fascinated with Russian Federation and its people. I have always been curious about our friend nation Russia and its citizens. But never thought, someday I would see them in real (now at least I saw them on RUclips). It is so beautiful (again I had never imagined it, I would thought it is only snow everywhere in Russia), just love it. Also people are so humble and almost suffering like everyone else here in India. Your video has induced curiosity of visiting it in real (may be in future, if it is possible ☺I would visit it for sure). Meanwhile, I can't resist watching all of your videos about Russia and its cordial citizens. Thanks a lot for sharing. Peace and love for all our loving brothers and sisters in Russia🇷🇺 from India 🇮🇳

    • @lolitavine9616
      @lolitavine9616 11 месяцев назад +4

      I will probably surprise you if I say that in Russia there is the Krasnodarsky region in the South, located by the Black Sea, with hot summers and year-round sun, with palm trees and warm winters, mostly without snow 🙂

  • @karina.kagramanova
    @karina.kagramanova Год назад +63

    I’m from Russia and living in US. People are similar everywhere. I love American people as much as Russians. In Houston I’ve met friendliest and warmest people ever! Thank you for the video. One note: 1-bedroom in Russia is actually one room, like studio. 2-bedroom is 1 bedroom in the US: living room and a bedroom.

    • @paulkenny5052
      @paulkenny5052 Год назад +4

      Thanks for the cultural translation. Even among English speaking countries the words may have different meanings. I was amused to find out "water closet" meant bathroom.

    • @warriorpoet8119
      @warriorpoet8119 Год назад +3

      Karina, I also live in Houston but I have always wanted to visit Russia, It looks like a beautiful place and I would love to learn more about the culture and language.

    • @farrukhahmad453
      @farrukhahmad453 Год назад

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    • @nnrlopez8479
      @nnrlopez8479 Год назад +1

      Philippines is also one of the most friendliest people on earth 🌎🌍

  • @CesaresChannel
    @CesaresChannel Год назад +25

    I’m an expat living in Belarus 🇧🇾, I want to visit Russia 🇷🇺 My dream is to travel the full country by train. Russia fascinates me, such a beautiful country ❤️

    • @Praveentricks
      @Praveentricks Год назад

      Dream come true 1 day

    • @ldv1873
      @ldv1873 11 месяцев назад

      7 hours and your in Moscow😉

  • @369TCC
    @369TCC Год назад +20

    Я американец, я люблю Россию и хотел бы приехать сюда надолго. Люблю свой канал.

    • @user-rm4kr2xo7l
      @user-rm4kr2xo7l Год назад

      Вы, наверное, имеете ввиду не Россию, а Москву?

    • @IlyaSmirnov1980
      @IlyaSmirnov1980 Год назад

      @@user-rm4kr2xo7l большая часть иностранцев с запада едет в глубинку как раз.

    • @69rus42
      @69rus42 3 месяца назад

      ​@@IlyaSmirnov1980да, и меня это сильно удивляет...

    • @user-sw7ov6ne1f
      @user-sw7ov6ne1f Месяц назад

      @@69rus42природа России притягивает их. Огромный колорит и разнообразия от астраханских пустынь,до таежных лесов

  • @danielribariba7398
    @danielribariba7398 Год назад +27

    Someday coming to Russia for a Visit,... The country i feel belong to after India is Russia.... Even though never been there, it feels like home when i think about Russia.... ❤️ From India

    • @Glenn-F-Rice
      @Glenn-F-Rice Год назад +1

      Make sure you do that. There is going to be a need for construction so from driving a nail to driving a inkpen . working on the historic buildings would be the ultimate for me. Hey. Happy Trails

    • @jeremycumberdale7321
      @jeremycumberdale7321 9 месяцев назад

      @@Ser_YOja ох , вы бы русским людям это сказали, они местами и погрязнее себя ведут

  • @debralittle1341
    @debralittle1341 Год назад +26

    Everyone everywhere is having a hard time right now. It doesn't matter where someone lives, things just cost too much. Inflation is hurting all of us.

  • @azmanrahim9226
    @azmanrahim9226 9 месяцев назад +5

    Wonderful video, wonderful country, beautiful people....greetings and salams from Malay islands, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Brunei

  • @abchappell01
    @abchappell01 Год назад +3

    Wow! What a wonderful presentation! Your video is so refreshing :)
    You have given me a wonderful perspective on the natural beauty of your country. I also admire how you were able to gather all those facts and figures to give us an inside look at the cost of living in different parts of Russia.
    I can really tell that you worked hard to put together such a high quality report/presentation. I truly admire you and respect you for your efforts and results here.
    I cannot wait to view some of your other works 😊

  • @jeffhurst6989
    @jeffhurst6989 Год назад +84

    Hi from the UK, absolutely brilliant video, great insight into Russia... Eli, keep these videos coming and thank you.

    • @user-hz2zh2ns7z
      @user-hz2zh2ns7z Год назад

      Most likely, English psychopaths in Buckingham will not stand it and destroy Kaliningrad with Tridents. We'll fuck "Poseydon" аnd "Calibr "and drown Scotland and Wales.... 🤔

  • @dariomendoza191
    @dariomendoza191 Год назад +35

    ITS BEAUTIFUL RUSSIA!!!! greetings from Mexico!!!

  • @keithhankey2314
    @keithhankey2314 Год назад +25

    I'm an American. 67 years old. I have been to a lot of places. Never been to Russia. It does look beautiful. Nice video. Best wishes to your people and country.

    • @Wild-Siberia
      @Wild-Siberia Год назад

      Im a 33 year old Disabled American War veteran living in Russia. I would suggest you come visit get a visa and see Siberia once in your life. Greetings my brother 🇺🇸❤🇷🇺 Feel free to watch my latest video thanks

  • @gspot2112
    @gspot2112 Месяц назад +1

    Elina thank you so much for sharing the good and the not so good about your country. It touches my heart and makes me feel like, in reality, we are truly just all one people of our Earth. Please keep up the excellent work.

  • @gigie555
    @gigie555 Год назад +256

    Thanks Eli. I started to watch your blogs given the currrent situation in Ukraine. I also subscibed today. I am from Canada. I believe you love your country. I appreciate the fact you leave politics out of your blogs. This is not a political channel, it's a channel about life in Russia and there is nothing wrong in showing us the good things instead of focusing on the bad things. Glad you are not one of those Western oriented Russians who would throw Russia under the bus and leave the country. Russia needs young people like you if there ever to be meaningful change there.

    • @CabbasRoom
      @CabbasRoom Год назад +29

      Thank you for your kind words. I’m russian, it’s great to see such comments and understand that we are all pretty much the same. Not going to leave the country despite anything. Also would love to visit Canada one day - as it will be possible

    • @jevgeniardassov
      @jevgeniardassov Год назад +20

      Being Russian today is as good as being a Jew in 1940s. Seems counterproductive to leave the only country you are welcome somehow…

    • @Nadia-ox1kf
      @Nadia-ox1kf Год назад +26

      @@jevgeniardassov I am a Russian who lives in US. Honestly at first I was worried that people might become hostile, but so far no one has shown any hate. Another thing to mention, most people cannot tell if I am Ukrainian or Russian (and same with most people).

    • @evelynwalker1998
      @evelynwalker1998 Год назад

      Politics? You mean the actual survival of Russia from the constant threats of the West?

    • @user-ni1ng6pq5o
      @user-ni1ng6pq5o Год назад +1

      @@Nadia-ox1kf vse verno-normalnym lyudyam-pohui )))

  • @Beelzerat
    @Beelzerat Год назад +77

    Oh man, Eli. I can't get enough of the scenery...along with your amazing kindness. As a sailor who lives on his boat, I am only waiting for things to change a little, then it's off to Kamchatka, a dream I have had since childhood. Moscow was pretty, but I got bored quickly, knowing what was waiting for me on the railway. I would set sail today. God, I hate governments.

  • @Victorromain
    @Victorromain 4 месяца назад

    Super! Thanks for the upload and the work that has gone into making this video.

  • @DavidMcKeown-ie8nq
    @DavidMcKeown-ie8nq 4 месяца назад

    This is a very interesting video Eli, I couldn't take my eyes off it from start to finish. So great to see the wonderful scenery and to watch the interviews with ordinary people. Well done, keep up the good work. Best wishes from the UK.

  • @yuritm1
    @yuritm1 Год назад +29

    As a resident of Russia, I can testify that Eli makes truthfull and genuine stories about life in Russia. A word to Elina - if you come to film Kazan and would like facilitation, let me know!

  • @rajkumar.g9463
    @rajkumar.g9463 Год назад +11

    I watch your video.. I want to visit Russia it's my favorite country from my childhood I don't know wheather I will make it ,as I'm 44 year's now..but by your videos on Great Russia I'm able to see Russia virtually. Thank you Eli..... We Love Russia... Big Thanks from INDIA🇮🇳

    • @TheRus13
      @TheRus13 Год назад +1

      Из Индии не сложно в Россию прилететь. Кстати курсы валют рупия и рубли практически равны так что проще будет ориентироваться в ценах.

  • @arnodrygala965
    @arnodrygala965 4 месяца назад

    An exceptional video, another thank you for sharing information and these interviews. 👏

  • @sustainablerenewableintegr8311
    @sustainablerenewableintegr8311 9 месяцев назад +5

    This 20-minute video provides an interesting overview of the economy from ordinary folk's perspective. Based on the inputs given, I deduce each region has their own local supply chain that utilise whatever resources within its territory. Only resources that are geographically impossible to have as well as complex machinery and its spare parts are imported from outside. And I bet my entire savings that railway is the primary mode of logistics for such cargo across the country (if not the only mode)! Hence the minimal variance for food cost across different regions and the reason why everything is more expensive in Kaliningrad compared to the rest of the country. Most probably rental is the biggest factor for the pricing variance.
    p/s: In all countries, the few very wealthy income earners can significantly distort the average income. Median income provides more accurate estimate that reflect the income of the ordinary masses. This is typical government behaviour all over the world. To show to their respective masses that they've done a good job. Despite that, I'm impressed with this level of performance considering that >10,000 types of sanctions are imposed on the Russian economy. This kind of resiliency is like flipping the middle finger to those who imposed the sanctions. At least, that's what I see from the outside

    • @Dima-cx7gv
      @Dima-cx7gv 3 дня назад

      Вы прекрасно поняли происходящее. Но к сказанному вами надо еще добавить тот факт, что у России практически нет долгов. На момент начала Специальной Военной Операции внешний долг России примерно соответствовал 2 месяцам работы компании Газпром. Именно благодаря этому Россия все эти санкции вертела на том органе, которым мужчины делают детей 🙂

  • @vNill
    @vNill Год назад +321

    have to admire the high effort you put into not only the traveling and interviewing, but the editing and camera work, absolutely astonishing, great work!

    • @florianmeier3186
      @florianmeier3186 Год назад +9

      Yes a bit too astonishing.

    • @AndreaBorto
      @AndreaBorto Год назад +6

      You can thank the tv crew behind her too

    • @meyou8141
      @meyou8141 Год назад +9

      @@AndreaBorto Or thank the Russian gov't for funding her

    • @danutc7530
      @danutc7530 Год назад +1

      @@meyou8141 yeap - friends(FSB) know why 😁

    • @Myria83
      @Myria83 Год назад +2

      @@AndreaBorto She probably just buy stock clips. No mystery here...

  • @vesnastojanovic2155
    @vesnastojanovic2155 Год назад +569

    Very interesting to hear interviews from most eastern and most western border of russia. Such a huge country....poverty is s relative thing, i had an aunt who inherited a lot of money but she was always unhappy and complaining. My aunt from father's side had very very little in terms of income but could enjoy in the beauty of the flowers in her tiny garden, and was mostly happy with her life.

    • @shaxovskaya
      @shaxovskaya Год назад +58

      Бедность вещь туманная, для кого бедность это отсутствия миллиона долларов на счёте, для других невозможность купить дом, для третьих это невозможность поесть. Для 90% русских бедность это как раз отсутстве миллиона долларов на счёте, остальное у русских есть!

    • @RosarioMataH
      @RosarioMataH Год назад +22

      no, poverty is not relative, there's economic standards that define it

    • @shaxovskaya
      @shaxovskaya Год назад +30

      @@user-bs8vp7je8n ну а как обьяснить результаты опроса людей на Камчатке, миллион рублей в месяц?😂 только отсутствием миллиона долларов в кормане. ШУТКА, на самом деле именно так и есть как я говорю. Здесь недавно с одним товарищем обсуждали ситуацию в России, так он мне говорит, что он хочет машину купить, но цены поднялись, и он говорит что он стал нищим🤣 я ему говорю: - у тебя есть две квартиры и дача, плюс машина тайота. Он горорит, да, конечно, но я не могу купить ещё одну машину жене🤣🤣🤣 Всё, после этого у меня небыло слов и мыслей, только одна ржака насчёт "нового нищего"

    • @klaidenmorad103
      @klaidenmorad103 Год назад +15

      exactly you have to be happy from inside out and money alone can't make you happy.

    • @BETOETE
      @BETOETE Год назад +9

      @@RosarioMataH no, it can be relative; in some Latin american countries poverty is measured and defined if a household owns a plasma TV, a mobile phone or lives in a certain area (that supposedly gives you good/bad life standard),see what I mean?

  • @Nareshkumar-bp1jr
    @Nareshkumar-bp1jr Год назад +2

    Hi Elly, your way of blogging & info is really impressive. I would be visiting Moscow in couple of weeks & will feel glad if we may have discussion on Lunch to know more about Russian culture

  • @pautjevandaag
    @pautjevandaag Год назад +2

    Hello dear Eli, thank you for another amazing video. U really have a talent! Greeting from the Netherlands 😍

  • @Jhgtdsee
    @Jhgtdsee Год назад +169

    I'm an IT university student from Algeria ,i would like to move to Russia in the future because I love the atmosphere in Russia and their adherence to their traditions

    • @evaskjerd
      @evaskjerd Год назад +8

      👍😊

    • @DoctorAlarmist
      @DoctorAlarmist Год назад +6

      Мы ждём вас ❤️

    • @futureking2333
      @futureking2333 Год назад

      Of all the countries in the West you will rather move to such a corrupt backward country? 🤦🏽‍♂️

    • @megawiemjem7098
      @megawiemjem7098 Год назад +16

      bro wants to settle in russia 💀💀

    • @futureking2333
      @futureking2333 Год назад +15

      @@megawiemjem7098 don't know whether to call him crazy or naive.

  • @mariomejia2153
    @mariomejia2153 Год назад +430

    Unfortunately this is the way of life in most cities and countries, the gap between the rich and the poor keeps on growing. Amazing video, keep up the good work!

    • @kc4ril
      @kc4ril Год назад +34

      Maybe but I'd consider Moscow to have one of the strongest middle classes of any city I've see after living in Europe since 2009 and traveling the world extensively. Most average Russians have life in decent apartments, and have some money for new clothes, going out to dinners and entertainment. Most middle-class Russians manage to take at least 1 or 2 trips abroad every year. Even the very best restaurants in the city are accessible to people leaving on an average salary if they manage their money well but that's certainly not the case in lace like NYC and LA or London.

    • @Paxxxable
      @Paxxxable Год назад +1

      true

    • @tomazravljen8984
      @tomazravljen8984 Год назад

      Yep, everywhere. No matter what country you are in. After all, we are all controlled by FIAT :D

    • @zepeterinma
      @zepeterinma Год назад +7

      @@kc4ril Idk why people would live in a city like NYC Miami or LA, when there are great smaller cities like Phoenix, Charlotte, Salt Lake City, or Nashville - where there are plenty of 6 figure opportunities, but not nearly as much cost, allowing for great opportunities to build wealth through hard work and perseverance. Though that can be said of any country.

    • @olgapolygalova5369
      @olgapolygalova5369 Год назад +5

      @@kc4ril I had income around 60000rub living in Russia… sorry but I couldn’t afford going abroad without limiting my spendings on entertainment… plus if you live in Russia and your relatives in Belarus so you travel “abroad” 2-3 times a year 😅

  • @sgs882
    @sgs882 Год назад +5

    Ну да жить имея доступ ко всем благам цивилизации питьевая вода еды сколько хочешь(главное не переедать), комфортное жилье пусть и не твое хотя можно за те же деньги в месяц взять ипотеку. При этом мы такие бедные аж сами это не понимаем. 😂😂😂

  • @horndogaultimate5923
    @horndogaultimate5923 2 месяца назад

    What a great video ! To the point, no BS, and very informative.

  • @mavrbang
    @mavrbang Год назад +33

    I just visited the Inner Mongolia region in China, all the way upto Shiwei, near the border. Other side of the Ergun river was a Russian village we could see. I hope I am able to visit Russia soon. It is my dream!

    • @kolbasnyi
      @kolbasnyi Год назад +1

      Приезжайте к нам на Дальний Восток! Владивосток, Хабаровск, Благовещенск, Сахалин! 😊

    • @mavrbang
      @mavrbang 11 месяцев назад

      @@kolbasnyi Спасибо!

  • @TrentSteel.
    @TrentSteel. Год назад +59

    Nice to see what life is like in different regions of Russia and the difference it makes.
    Here in Finland my wife and i live 30km away from Helsinki. We own a house valued around 350€k but if you move 15 km away from Helsinki the same one would be 500-600k€ and if you move directly to Helsinki center, the same one would be over 1 million €. The difference what a few kilometres can make is amazing.

    • @anshulsisodia5819
      @anshulsisodia5819 Год назад +6

      Never saw comment from a fin..... so you a viking?

    • @michadomeracki5910
      @michadomeracki5910 Год назад

      @@anshulsisodia5819 They are UgroFinns like Estonians and Hungarians.

    • @jevinliu4658
      @jevinliu4658 Год назад

      How long does it travel those 15 km (e.g. by car, by light rail, etc.)

    •  Год назад +1

      @@jevinliu4658 10-15 minutes - depends on where exactly.

    • @ibrahimsued4906
      @ibrahimsued4906 Год назад +1

      30 KM IS NOTHING

  • @KNosk826
    @KNosk826 9 месяцев назад +10

    I really enjoy your videos. Though it's weird that they make my country feel small. Like you, I've been making a point to explore as much of Canada as I can. Our industries, climate and geography are so similar. It's neat to see how Russians deal with similar challenges to us...even if we only have 6 time zones 😂

  • @mikegeorge991
    @mikegeorge991 Год назад +3

    Great video, the editing was very well done and you had my attention throughout the whole video. I learned a lot about Russia, and I wish you all a happy and prosperous life.

  • @goldmaple5290
    @goldmaple5290 Год назад +136

    I would say life is very hard for the average Russian given rising inflation and stagnant wages. This is not only characteristic of Russia but of many countries in Europe and North America. What surprises me is the Russian people are very open-minded and not easily perturbed by their circumstances. I respect the Russian people.

    • @Xerfing
      @Xerfing Год назад +5

      Yes, you are right about inflation. I have never have seen something like that in my life even though I'm from the US.

    • @Xerfing
      @Xerfing Год назад

      @@devon5807 I would not doubt it at all

    • @shaxovskaya
      @shaxovskaya Год назад +12

      @@Xerfing инфляция в России снижается 5 месяцев подряд! С 21% в марте опустилась до 14% в августе и продолжает снижаться. Цены на всё падают!

    • @shaxovskaya
      @shaxovskaya Год назад +9

      Откуда вам это известно??? Из ваших телевизоров?🤣 а мы русские всегда выход найдём, практически у каждого жителя России есть дом в деревне с участком, на котором мы выращеваем всё!

    • @jerseycitysteve
      @jerseycitysteve Год назад

      @@user-bs8vp7je8n The fat cats in Moscow sent their children to private western schools and bought mansions in London. They haven't left.

  • @Rebyataaa
    @Rebyataaa Год назад +51

    Nice video.
    We visited Kaliningrad 6 years ago and i really love the place.. Now, we just moved in to Moscow after living abroad for 10 years. In my opinion, different cost of living is happening all over the world, not just in Russia. As long as you know how to live you will survive.

    • @elenaweintoegl4064
      @elenaweintoegl4064 Год назад +4

      The situation in Europe is much worse. Europe is in recession now. I’m in Moscow now. Prices here are much lower than in Austria where I live.

    • @FF-wl1oo
      @FF-wl1oo Год назад +2

      It is funny, you think about the picturesque architecture, then realize the whole city was build by Germans and does not have that much to do with Russia.

    • @elenaweintoegl4064
      @elenaweintoegl4064 Год назад +1

      @Ganti What do you mean by fates?

    • @elenaweintoegl4064
      @elenaweintoegl4064 Год назад

      @Ganti How does it sound in Russian?

    • @elenaweintoegl4064
      @elenaweintoegl4064 Год назад +2

      @Ganti
      My sister lives in Moscow. My husband is Austrian. It’s very expensive to live in Austria in winter. In Russia everything is much cheaper.

  • @vinmangob8555
    @vinmangob8555 9 месяцев назад +4

    All these people like so healthy as well, I am Canadian, think I will move to Russia.

  • @ag413
    @ag413 Год назад

    Elli, thank you for your job! I really injoy video, it helps to understand that Russia and russian people are fastinating in such time it's really important! Hello from Tatarstan 🙋

  • @mcnuffin1208
    @mcnuffin1208 Год назад +245

    I think times like these are important to experience the richness and warmness of different countries, ESPECIALLY those considered to be "adversaries," and to not let geopolitics influence us to be hostile towards one another

    • @syta657
      @syta657 Год назад +8

      Totally agree, 100%.

    • @BillyBoland
      @BillyBoland Год назад +2

      I second this.

    • @grandenauto3214
      @grandenauto3214 Год назад

      Yeah, let the Russian dogs invade every country they want.

    • @mcnuffin1208
      @mcnuffin1208 Год назад

      @@grandenauto3214 lmao your comment is no different than any other blunt, uneducated biases. Gtfo

    • @user-zd2ml4hv2y
      @user-zd2ml4hv2y Год назад +1

      I agree with you my friend

  • @lauren1779
    @lauren1779 Год назад +37

    I’ve learned so much about your country from you. Such a beautiful
    Place with beautiful culture, history and people.

    • @EpicCrust
      @EpicCrust Год назад +1

      🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢

    • @farrukhahmad453
      @farrukhahmad453 Год назад

      You Can Hire Me For Asset Manager and Virtual Accounts Manager we do work with 100 Secretly

    • @evaskjerd
      @evaskjerd Год назад +2

      ❤️❤️❤️🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

  • @barry7608
    @barry7608 2 месяца назад +1

    Awesome, love your vids keep up the good work, all the best from Australia, take care, dangerous times

  • @LenkaOxyenka
    @LenkaOxyenka 11 месяцев назад +49

    Боже, я читаю эти комментарии и плачу. От счастья, что столько хороших людей, которые понимаю. Что русские люди не хотят войны. В России много добрых людей, которые хотят спокойно жить. Но политики творят ужасы 🇩🇪🇬🇧🇬🇷🇪🇺🇷🇺🇺🇦❤

    • @user-sw8gd9gh9n
      @user-sw8gd9gh9n 11 месяцев назад +14

      Да это нас настроили против друг друга... С детства внушают, что тебя все ненавидят и все вокруг враги. а по факту все одинаковые люди, и если бы страны умели нормально контактировать, вести переговоры и сотрудничать, то были бы абсолютно нормальные отношения

    • @user-dy3tz9ht1d
      @user-dy3tz9ht1d 11 месяцев назад

      @@user-sw8gd9gh9n++++

    • @murmur1721
      @murmur1721 11 месяцев назад +1

      Как вы уже достали.

    • @vabue
      @vabue 10 месяцев назад

      😂

    • @SingTodayi
      @SingTodayi 9 месяцев назад

      Большинство хочет войны и поддерживает власть - 65-70%

  • @Summer_of_Syntakt
    @Summer_of_Syntakt Год назад +19

    Hello Elina, it’s joy to watch videos about your beautiful country, and its fantastic people. Greetings from former Yugoslav living in Montreal

  • @johnvsymons
    @johnvsymons Год назад +53

    Eli, I always enjoy your interviews because of your ability to put people at ease and they tend to "open up" to you with their personal stories. I hope that you will continue to include videos like this in the future. Take care and enjoy your week. 👍❤️🙏🌎

  • @fedoceevchannel9697
    @fedoceevchannel9697 Год назад +6

    Поправьте меня, если я ошибаюсь, но деньги из регионов не идут в Москву. Налоги по округам платятся. Если покупаешь на Камчатке у компании с Камчатки, то деньги идут в бюджет самой Камчатки.
    (Безграмотно, но суть уловили… надеюсь)
    Т.е. если на Камчатке купить что-то, что продается компанией зарегистрированной в Москве, то и налоги пойдут в Москву.

    • @Xxander11
      @Xxander11 Год назад +1

      К сожалению, ошибаешься. Ндс целиком идёт в федеральный бюджет, налог на прибыль 3 в федеральный, 17 в региональный и только ндфл целиком в регион. Это из основных налогов...

  • @beatursli1315
    @beatursli1315 11 месяцев назад

    Hello Eli
    I like to listen to your interesting videos!
    Thank you.
    Greetings.
    Adrian

  • @annonimus8701
    @annonimus8701 Год назад +27

    gretings, blessings and tones of love for our russian neighbours! best regards from Romania

    • @farrukhahmad453
      @farrukhahmad453 Год назад

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    • @suttercane6718
      @suttercane6718 Год назад

      I'm going to visit Moldova and deepen myself into the beauty of Romanian language. Romania is closed for us for now, but it's okay. I listened to it and it was partly comprehensible on the fly, because of Spanish and French. Hopefully people are as friendly as you are

    • @farrukhahmad453
      @farrukhahmad453 Год назад

      @@suttercane6718 hi

  • @davianoinglesias5030
    @davianoinglesias5030 Год назад +66

    I'm a Kenyan and we get very little information about Russia on the media, I'm truly fascinated in learning about Russia and I love listening to the Russian language it sounds melodious. Your videos have been an eye opener and full of adventure. I hope one day I get enough money and spend one year touring Russia🙂Khorosho provesti vremya

    • @yastyman
      @yastyman Год назад +3

      Welcome 🙂

    • @eddasang9393
      @eddasang9393 Год назад +2

      I am Kenyan, I was in Russia from May to August in a place called Krasnodar and Moscow

  • @NT-gj3nt
    @NT-gj3nt Год назад +2

    Классный контент ❤ очень интересно посмотреть на разные регионы своей страны т.к. мало где бывала. Спасибо!

  • @CaresforAll
    @CaresforAll Год назад +3

    I've been to Russia twice and people are very friendly, well educated, interesting and fun to be around. Politically, they are the same as Americans, some believe in this and some believe in that. Just like us, the want peace and cherish life. It is governments who act like children. It's interesting she pointed out Moscow as where all the money go's from the regions. Just like Washington. LoL. You would never see homeless like you do in the U.S.

  • @goldmaple5290
    @goldmaple5290 Год назад +46

    Your videos of Russia are awesome, Elina. I learn more about Russia, and Russian culture from your videos than I learn from any book. Thank you so much for your videos.

  • @Daniel-st4bv
    @Daniel-st4bv Год назад +75

    Eu e minha família amamos o seu canal. Um abraço aqui do Brasil!

  • @kriskairn3715
    @kriskairn3715 Год назад

    Thankyou Eli for your posts. I send love and respect to you and Russia from here in Liverpool , England ❤️

  • @88xx88
    @88xx88 11 месяцев назад +5

    Элли, здравствуйте! Спасибо за такой интересный ролик. На западе люди знают о России только из новостей, где русские только враги и готовы сбросить ядерную бомбу, еще из фильмов, где русские - угрюмые бандиты. Короче, пропаганда на западе делает русских врагами всего человечества. Очень надеюсь, что ваш ролик увидят как можно больше людей во всем мире и поймут, что русские обычные люди, с такими же заботами и такими же политиками. Мы хотим жить, работать, растить детей, дружить, любить, путешествовать, но я не знаю периодов в истории России, чтобы люди жили хорошо и спокойно. Вечные проблемы, то внутри, то снаружи. Вечно надо то кого-то защищать, то от кого-то защищаться. Долбанные политики.

  • @Terence.1
    @Terence.1 Год назад +47

    your country is blessed with incredible natural and human resources. and you are an incredible tour guide and sociologist. thank you for the thoughtful and beautiful episodes.

    • @shvurd2442
      @shvurd2442 Год назад

      Agree, very blessed with incredible natural and human resources

  • @xygnusx5067
    @xygnusx5067 Год назад +70

    Funny thing... I was born and raised in a central-american country, and we say something along the lines of "eso esta mas lejos que Kamchatka" which roughly translates to "that is farther than Kamchatka."

    • @panda_yt1186
      @panda_yt1186 Год назад +1

      Where's that? I'm from Venezuela, idk why I'm even here

    • @mrobocop1666
      @mrobocop1666 Год назад +7

      Teacher in schools call the students sitting in behind "Kamchatka"

    • @ayylmao3910
      @ayylmao3910 Год назад

      Stop making shit up

    • @RoerDaniel
      @RoerDaniel Год назад

      false we say "eso esta hasta el Serengeti"

    • @HippiePajon
      @HippiePajon Год назад +1

      We say "carajoland" LMAO

  • @MTbeals
    @MTbeals Год назад

    Thank you so much! What an enlightening view.

  • @evavoron
    @evavoron Год назад +51

    Крутое видео! Считаю, что нужно больше видео о нашей стране на английском языке. Чтобы в мире о нас и нашей стране узнали больше. Чтобы наконец выйти из стереотипов о водке, медведях и оружии. С любовью, из Екатеринбурга! ❤

    • @denispasavets
      @denispasavets Год назад +9

      в мире уже хорошо узнали о вашей стране, не беспокойтесь. Только теперь не стереотипы, а правду о том, кто вы на самом деле... убийцы, рабы, фашисты

    • @a.sipatova
      @a.sipatova Год назад

      @@denispasavetsеще один больной 🤦‍♀️

    • @denispasavets
      @denispasavets Год назад +1

      @@a.sipatova у рашистов все вокруг больные. Одни они только сверхнация и сверхдержава. Никого не напоминает?

    • @daybeforechrist
      @daybeforechrist 11 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@denispasavets смешно)))) а судьи кто?

    • @LublySchawell
      @LublySchawell 11 месяцев назад +4

      @@denispasavets Это все пройдет. Как прошел нацизм в Германии. Сейчас граждане Германии это одни из самых гуманистических и миролюбивых людей на планете. Россия болеет из-за проблем с политической системой, но она выздоровеет и ничего не будет напоминать об этом ужасном периоде.

  • @goldmaple5290
    @goldmaple5290 Год назад +16

    I love Russian culture especially the cuisine . Pelmeni, Vareniki, Kvass, Blini ( my favourite especially Teremok), vodka ( my favourite) Kolodets, Shashlyk (my favourite), Piroshki (my favourite with meat), Borscht with lots of smetana (sour cream), lots of Russian tea in a samovar. I am very fond of khachapuri, and khinkali too. I like Tatar, Bashkir food too.

    • @polinafrommoscow4132
      @polinafrommoscow4132 Год назад +4

      Khachapuri and khinkali are national Georgian dishes, rather than Russian. Although considering the number of Georgian restaurants in Moscow alone, we can say that they have already become an integral part of Russia😁.

    • @songol3922
      @songol3922 Год назад +1

      @@polinafrommoscow4132 so hamburger is not American food

    • @polinafrommoscow4132
      @polinafrommoscow4132 Год назад

      @@songol3922 what does hamburgers have to do with it? I just said that khinkali are part of Georgian national cuisine, not Russian. But of course they are popular in Russia too.

    • @songol3922
      @songol3922 Год назад

      @AntiZombie о эксперты психологи подъехали. Говори за себя

  • @X3r0.
    @X3r0. Год назад +63

    I’m in love with your filming & editing !! Thank you for taking us all around Russia & sharing the unique cultures, people & landscapes 🖤✨🇨🇦🖖🏻

  • @archjen
    @archjen 3 месяца назад +1

    Very well done! We are all more alike than we are different. God bless.

  • @gallowladh
    @gallowladh Год назад +2

    The metropolis always lives "richer", in any country. Since the money is accomulated there. To think that somewhere in the world is arranged differently means to be a naive fool. The higher the salary, the higher the expenses.

  • @ezequielsanabria2887
    @ezequielsanabria2887 Год назад +75

    Gracias por compartir y mostrar Lo hermoso que es Rusia🇷🇺❤️ inmenso Pais👏👏

  • @Panchinski80
    @Panchinski80 Год назад +120

    Your country is so breathtaking: the geography so big and beautiful, the culture, the people. So great you love so much your land and heritage but at the same time you worry about people. Keep up the good work!

    • @willemdederde6669
      @willemdederde6669 Год назад +4

      I agree fully what you wrote about Russia !!!!

    • @jacintas1503
      @jacintas1503 Год назад

      They're also one of the world leaders in terrorism and genocide! Let's not forget about the atrocities this girl's nation is committing in Ukraine :)

  • @alexschroedinger3717
    @alexschroedinger3717 9 месяцев назад

    Wow, that's a cool video, thumbs up, great work!

  • @wenstud1
    @wenstud1 Год назад

    Your lovely videos prove to the world that we are all the same. Keep up your good work....

  • @paponsharma7954
    @paponsharma7954 Год назад +15

    I'm an Indian.. And we love Russia..
    Your videos are really mesmerizing.. Natural and so detailed... You inspires me to visit Russia one day..
    Take care.. We are always with you.. Economically, friendly 🇮🇳😎Russia🇷🇺

    • @a.sipatova
      @a.sipatova Год назад +1

      we are waiting for you at anytime bro 🇷🇺🤝

  • @holyfreak8
    @holyfreak8 Год назад +22

    Here in Argentina we have a board game called T.E.G. It simulates a world at war, divided in regions. Each player has its own region to start to conquest and make alliances. Kamchatka is a key place because is one of the gateways to Eurasia.

  • @ZyciewKanadzieAnitaBeataVlog
    @ZyciewKanadzieAnitaBeataVlog Год назад

    Spasiba Eli for this great video.

  • @greymaterresources
    @greymaterresources Год назад

    Love your vlog and admire your Gut Eli....from Lagos West Afrika

  • @RobinPoe
    @RobinPoe Год назад +34

    I used to live in Anchorage, Alaska, which is across the Bering Sea from Kamchatka. The video from Kamchatka looks a lot like Alaska. Housing and Utilities are very expensive, but Alaskans make up for it by catching their dinner instead of buying it. Most people eat a lot of fish and game, berries (Fresh or Preserved). There's not much vegetable, but cabbage and potatoes grow pretty well there. The big goal in the fall is to get a moose, because that will feed a couple of families for most of the winter.

  • @whywidehide
    @whywidehide Год назад +276

    Eli, I really like you and your outlook on life, and allowing me an ( AMERICAN, born in TEXAS ) to get a real life glimpse into the Russian people. It is easy for us fellow humans to be programmed to think another country is full of bad people and bad intensions. You have helped me erase that feeling. Thanks and I know you have lived here in the USA so you already know us. Right now the USA is in a bad time, government strife, mass killings, etc. We need an American version on Eli here, I think there is only one Eli and Russia is lucky to have you. Keep up the good work. Regards far away from Austin, Texas.

    • @jjxtra
      @jjxtra Год назад +13

      Agreed. This has been my experience in limited travel to several countries, most people are good and caring.

    • @pcopeland15
      @pcopeland15 Год назад +6

      Agree.

    • @torxxx1
      @torxxx1 Год назад +2

      Russians are great people, the problem is disconnecting from our government controlled lamestream media here in the US. They have tried to program us our entire lives that Russia is bad, they are the enemy. In reality they are people just like we are. Growing up during the cold war, we had our heads filled with nonsense and once a person understands we were fed propaganda our entire lives we start realizing we are all the same

    • @bolivarrubiano5798
      @bolivarrubiano5798 Год назад +6

      Here, Here, I agree as well, I was born in Brownsville, Tx. Went to UT Austin and am very thankful to Eli for this view as well!

    • @mirka
      @mirka Год назад +5

      Those wonderful Russians think Ukraine went wrong way, and they needed to be corrected. Those wonderful Russians think if European will freeze this winter, it's only their own fault.
      Super interesting street interviews on the channel "1420", for those Americans/ Europeans who believe most Russians are like them.
      Look up "Homo Sovieticus", this is largest ethnic majority in Russia now, result of 100+ yrs of social experiment.

  • @paultapper9300
    @paultapper9300 9 месяцев назад +2

    Lovely country and lovely people, I am you and you I, we are no different. Love from Australia.

  • @francinelynn334
    @francinelynn334 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you Eli for very interesting videos. I started following you with your videos about Australia, found them very enjoyable and honest. I am Australian, so of course love my country just as you do yours. It’s unfortunate that most of what we hear about Russia is to do with Putin and of course lately about the invasion of Ukraine. In our heart’s I think all humans want to live a good, happy life, as freely as possible. I think we are very blessed for that here in Australia and it was very interesting to here about living conditions in various parts of Russia.

  • @MuffHam
    @MuffHam Год назад +70

    Eli From Russia: When you talk about poverty in Russia first think about other country's. I live in Canada and its so insanely expensive here. Young people have totally given up any hope of owning a home in Fraser Valley BC and many parts of Canada. I live in Central BC and more and more young people are moving up from the Valley where Vancouver is. Because they can't afford to live, or buy a home. I just talked to a young couple last week 25 and 21 years old. Its so expensive there living in a makeshift utility trailer on a empty lot of land they bought. While trying to build a house before winter hits which is in 2 - 3 months.
    Me and my wife are spending 500 dollars a month on food. Gas has finally dropped but is still $1.70 per liter which is 80 dollars to fill are SUV. And town's 30kms away from are place. We we are filling up every week. We also pay $234 dollars for BC Hydro (electricity). Thankfully we own are place and have no mortgage. But with are cell phone, internet, food, gas, hydro, pet food, and other expensives we spend 1500ish a month which is 70086.60 rubles. Its much higher than everyone you talked too in Russia. And we don't rent or have mortgage you can double or even triple that for people who rent or have a mortgage.
    As a Canadian I'm shocked at how cheap Russia is to live in. Yes the salary is lower. But people need to understand shelter, food, heat, water is all you need to be happy. Computers, Iphones, Nikes, and other western goods aren't needed. In Canada people are struggling to afford to eat even in my small town. The food bank has seen a 300% increase in people needing food since 2021. And the donations of food has been falling.

    • @user-kg6uj6cr1x
      @user-kg6uj6cr1x Год назад +9

      Спасибо, очень интересно почитать о жизни простых людей в других странах. Я из России. Знаю много своих соотечественников, которые бы хотели переехать в Канаду, США или Германию. Многие считают, что переехав туда их жизнь сразу же улучшится и мешок денег свалится на них с неба.

    • @jeremiehug9728
      @jeremiehug9728 Год назад +4

      @@user-kg6uj6cr1x Hello,
      I live in Switzerland and I can assure you that everything is going pretty well. The neighbor's meadow is very rarely greener... Greetings

    • @jeremiehug9728
      @jeremiehug9728 Год назад +1

      That everything goes down.... arf google translation....

    • @shaxovskaya
      @shaxovskaya Год назад

      Проблемма в Элли, она верит либералам, таким как Навальный, а сторонники Навального и либералы вливают в уши людям что на западе настолько всё дёшево и огромные зарплаты, что люди на западе просто купаются в деньгах. Что вы хотите от этих зомбированных людей?

    • @fabmanly1070
      @fabmanly1070 Год назад +4

      @@user-kg6uj6cr1x I am living in New Zealand and things are NOT GOOD here.

  • @ElGato1947
    @ElGato1947 Год назад +71

    I love how thought provoking this video is. The comments section provides such strong additional perspectives. Most of which support the interviews. With a few contrarian viewpoints. It will be fun to come back to the comments in a few days to see additional thoughts people from different parts of Russia & different parts of the world have to say. Thank you, Eli!

    • @sininetulnukas
      @sininetulnukas Год назад +5

      Here's one extra thought. It is not for me to tell, how other people should live their life or what they like or dislike, but to help younger Russian audience to better understand (understanding is NOT the same as approval) the Western reaction to one very special operation, I say that in the West people do get judged according to what they tolerate. For example, if someone is NOT a pedophile itself/himself/herself, but the person tolerates pedophilia, the molesting of children, then in the West that person will get judged by others despite the fact that the person being judged does NOT molest children itself. With that context in mind, please draw Your own conclusion, how the attitude of some Russians looks from Western perspective and what that kind of judgement means in the longer term, like in years 2022 till 2080. I am NOT an Ukrainian. I am an Estonian, living in Estonia, which is part of the West. Thank You for reading my comment.

    • @MrGianeta
      @MrGianeta Год назад

      @fleshnbone187 I think by their own standards the person above is a vicious murderer condoning mass murder of innocent people, destruction of their homes and livelihood, mass slander... the worst kind of person really. I would also assume the person above approves the crimes/mass murder and starvation of people in Yemen, since the US/West supports Saudi Arabia. Hell, I guess by their own standards this poor Estonian guy/girl should already be executed several times over. LOL. Interesting how they can live with themselves and be so righteous at the same time.

    • @quintaeco
      @quintaeco Год назад

      @fleshnbone187 the collective west is a degenerate global society

    • @Blackmind0
      @Blackmind0 Год назад

      @fleshnbone187 ..what is the point when someone talks about red apples and one means...but there are green apples also....every war is bs, since thousands of years...but putin ( i do not say russia) does it on a new level of hate, with threats with a-bomb...wtf...... russia should at this time cut of from everything, no youtube, no insta, no internet in the rest of the world, ok china will do it, nothing...no traveling in foreign countries..niente, nada....as long as russian people go on the street, not 1000....millions !!!

    • @KillerofWestoids
      @KillerofWestoids Год назад +1

      @@sininetulnukas Lol the west ends at Germany.
      Seriously, you were literally part of the USSR.

  • @dermilllo9232
    @dermilllo9232 Год назад +3

    Thanks for the interesting video! Since we started our studies, a good friend and me planned to do a hitchhiking trip after finishing our studies through the former soviet territory including Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Ukraine and heading toward Russia. I always wanted to experience the life in the countries that hadn´t been influenced by capitalism for so long. Unfortunately 2022 made it hard to follow this dream for "some reasons" so let´s hope the governments will conclude peace even though it will be a hard process. But beside our governments who may have tensions we are just human beings who are friendly in most of the cases regardless of whether we are from Russia, the US, Ukraine or Germany. So let´s pray for better days!
    Greetings from (east) Germany :)