Mobilization, second wave. Will it happen? What is the vibe in Moscow?

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  • Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
  • Many analysts say that the new wave of mobilization is about to start in Russia. How do the citizens of Moscow feel about it? What is happening on Moscow streets?
    Let's have a walk and find this out.
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Комментарии • 541

  • @StPetersburgme
    @StPetersburgme  Год назад +31

    So, what do you think of Mobilization 2.0 in Russia?

    • @nozhki-busha
      @nozhki-busha Год назад +1

      I think a lot more Russians are going to be sent to their deaths for a pointless war of aggression and imperialism.

    • @susannearmstrong3424
      @susannearmstrong3424 Год назад +22

      @@Scrat335 As usual Russia"s ego is only surpassed by their stupidity. With the use of drones Russia is fighting in 2D while Ukraine is fighting in 3D literally watching every move them make and easily picking them off. Sending them to certain death.

    • @nozhki-busha
      @nozhki-busha Год назад +1

      @@Scrat335 lol keep smoking that copium comrade. Russian military is an absolute shambles and lacks trained troops, leadership and an effective NCO corps, working modern equipment, disciline, logistics, and more. This iwll not be solved just by throwing mobiks at the problem, this isnt WW2.

    • @marcinpaziewski7494
      @marcinpaziewski7494 Год назад +21

      @@Scrat335 Putler has already more mobikovs than weappons for them.
      Wierchuszka wsjo propila, boots included, therefore only bare foots can be sent

    • @OnlineSchoolofEnglish
      @OnlineSchoolofEnglish Год назад +18

      This affair is a tragedy for everyone. I pray to God every day that the bombings and the killings just stop. The world needs peace and kindness.

  • @informaticsnursebev1538
    @informaticsnursebev1538 Год назад +20

    This is such a sad and tragic mess.
    Thank you for sharing your perspective.
    Prayers for this to just end are said daily.
    🇺🇸

  • @marypaquet3372
    @marypaquet3372 Год назад +37

    I think you do a good job explaining what is going on and at the same time taking us on a tour of Moscow. Thank you! 😊

  • @AnnaJuist
    @AnnaJuist Год назад +12

    Russia is not the only country in Europe where there are more women then men. Iceland, Denmark and a few others have the same problem.
    Much respect to the Russian peoples. You have a beautiful country & cities.
    I really like your videos. The travel, shopping & cooking.
    Stay safe, while making your videos, my friend.

  • @magnussvensson2705
    @magnussvensson2705 Год назад +2

    It seems that some kind of Bagdad Bob attitude has taken hold of the russians. A homongus amount of advanced, heavy weapons is on its way to Ukraine and the meatgrinder rotates constantly faster and the russians.......are chilling.

  • @stefand5034
    @stefand5034 Год назад

    I've been to Moscow back in the spring of 1987..I was 12 but what impressed me which I'd never forget how everything looked so gray, I mean gray everything and lots of unhappy people, long queues and it just felt like the whole city was bloated. The concrete mammoth buildings were truly depressing. I liked Peter much better because at least it had some unique character, different people and architecture, but Moscow was so imposing communism on people, didn't like it, didn't like it at all. I see now it's far more populated but the general vibe I am getting from this is that of fear rather than just happy people having fun in the city square, probably lots of undercover cops too

  • @WangAiHua
    @WangAiHua Год назад

    I like your voice!

  • @kenibnanak5554
    @kenibnanak5554 Год назад

    I don't think they will make an announcement this time. They did that back in September. The order containedorder Secret parts. Several videos report quiet, recent mobilizations have been happening in rar corners of Russia. Also rumor has it this time around they will want several hundred thousand females as truck drivers, radio operators, etc.

  • @marylou6765
    @marylou6765 Год назад +20

    You hit it right on the head "blissfully ignorant"

    • @Ptls68
      @Ptls68 Год назад +6

      No concern for the ukraineans i guess

  • @cbm2156
    @cbm2156 Год назад +5

    I would think the citizens of Moscow do not care about the mobilization as long as it is not them being mobilized. That appears to be the current Russian mindset.

  • @arna2795
    @arna2795 Год назад +5

    I think the main factor at present that explains the difference in numbers of men and women is the life expectancy of men in Russia being so low, more than 10 years less than women. This is for a variety of reasons including alcoholism. This means most of the gender gap can be seen in the 60+ category.

    • @carolwilliams8511
      @carolwilliams8511 Год назад

      And now a whole generation is being sent to slaughter in Ukraine.

  • @mk6022
    @mk6022 Год назад +71

    Of course hardly any mobilization from Moscow or St. Petersburg. It would be bad for the propaganda. On the other hand massive mobilization of poor regions in Far East makes more sense for Russian government.

    • @minime7375
      @minime7375 Год назад +9

      It’s not about propaganda. The wages in Moscow and StPetersburg are high, much higher than in the rest of RF, an income of 1500 dollars is not uncommon, while in the far east there’s a lot more poverty and people are more willing to go to the army for $1200-1500 a month.

    • @ohslimgoody
      @ohslimgoody Год назад +5

      I agree with you they're not going to just rip them off the street of the so called post card cities

    • @TT-zd6nr
      @TT-zd6nr Год назад +3

      @@minime7375 likely tougher too.

    • @Ptls68
      @Ptls68 Год назад +1

      Then they also g’et rid of men from minorities and Can controll these areas

    • @Jimdish2555
      @Jimdish2555 Год назад

      @@minime7375 Nope. It's about the war not coming home to those who were doing well. When it comes home to them, leaders fall. It's all political.

  • @goddessofaudio3269
    @goddessofaudio3269 Год назад +5

    It appears you are being followed by a man (who stops when you stop) at 16:46 on the video. He waits a few minutes while you talk, then walks across the screen view out of sight. He appears again at the end of your video at around 18:55. Please be very careful.

    • @sissyroxx
      @sissyroxx Год назад +2

      She's definitely being followed! Omg!

    • @raynorthedge5722
      @raynorthedge5722 Год назад

      What a country to live in my God ,thats what they want to do in Ukraine you can tell Ksenia is careful what she is saying Yes Moscow is a beautiful city as is St Petersburg I know I have been there.The people walk around like zombies blissfully unaware what atrocities are going on in Ukraine by their country

  • @kirkkohnen5050
    @kirkkohnen5050 Год назад +10

    You are looking healthier!

    • @StPetersburgme
      @StPetersburgme  Год назад +5

      Yes, I felt ok. But it was cold yesterday in Moscow and I was wearing my autumn coat. I got so cold. So maybe I will get a new turn of cough.

  • @wendysherbert3257
    @wendysherbert3257 Год назад +18

    I think you are really good at what you do. You tell things in a respectful and honest way. I am an American, but I have always loved learning about the Russian people and culture. Moscow is very beautiful and in time, I would love to visit there. Where I live in the USA we love hockey and Alex Ovechkin! We see him play all the time. Keep doing what you do. It is very much appreciated. 😊

    • @WangAiHua
      @WangAiHua Год назад

      Have you heard about the Holodomor--where millions were purposefully starved to death? ---The exile of Crimean Tatars which killed 50% of their population?----Of the many gulags and political prisoners?--Of the brutal suppression of Chechens?--of the attack on Georgia?--Of the current attack on Ukraine including all of the torture, murders, rape and genocide?
      By the way: Hitler and Stalin were allies in 1939-1941 when they both attacked Poland to start WW2 (Molotov-Ribbentrop).RuZZia only changed sides when Hitler attacked them in 1941 (Operation Barbarossa). The Germans changed, the RuZZians have not!

  • @pataleno
    @pataleno Год назад +2

    Seems very quiet and subdued. We need this war to end. Every day that passes it gets worse.

  • @susannearmstrong3424
    @susannearmstrong3424 Год назад +9

    Since they squashed the initial protest they are not needed to patrol as much. Perhaps some of the police have been mobilized. Another poster said people were being picked up from the subway with the use of facial recognition cameras.

    • @fraudebs8786
      @fraudebs8786 Год назад +6

      Yes, one of the other Russian youtubers said his friend back in Russia had been picked up from the tube station down to facial recognition.

  • @toddsmith59
    @toddsmith59 Год назад +6

    I’m impressed with your visual, and personal perspective. This is my first time with you, but now, I’m a subscriber.
    I look forward to your content. I didn’t know there is a discrepancy in gender ratio - interesting.
    Thank You 🙏🏼
    Todd

  • @APlusRussian
    @APlusRussian Год назад +14

    Mobilization 2.0 in USSR 2.0 🙄🙄

  • @jackpot848
    @jackpot848 Год назад +10

    Hi Ksenia, I was thinking about you and other Russian vloggers the other day. Was a little worried, haven't seen a vid recently although I may have simply missed some. Glad to see you looking great. Were any other Americans here struck by how nice everyone on the street was dressed? Maybe it's just me, I am surrounded by Walmarts here in NC.

  • @elainewhite3059
    @elainewhite3059 Год назад +2

    I would appreciate another Vlog of this type 2 months from now to monitor the public mood. Many eyes will be opened then.

  • @margiemccarthy6761
    @margiemccarthy6761 Год назад +3

    What a beautiful part of the city!

  • @donchu
    @donchu Год назад +28

    Good video. I know an ex policeman who is still living in Moscow now. He lives with his suitcases packed in an apartment block now half empty where his neighbours fled to other countries.
    He doesn't flee as he worries for his wife and kids.
    He says Moscow feels "normal" to him but he thinks it's coming.

    • @Ralph-cc9xy
      @Ralph-cc9xy Год назад +5

      YIKES!

    • @comrade916
      @comrade916 Год назад +7

      Every country has their cowards... Russia is no different!

    • @PC-Phobic-Jean-Rene
      @PC-Phobic-Jean-Rene Год назад +3

      When it comes for him, if it does, he may NOT be able to flee as readily as the in the first mobilization flight. As a a few exiles have said, the RuZZian government, though slow, _has learned from the first mobilization._ So it may NOT be so easy to flee, the second time around. As for example facial recognition is increasing, and a central data-base is being compiled.
      As a family man, if he does NOT want to murder Ukrainians, I could feel sorry for his predicament. His wife must be filled with anxiety, as others many. It is sad.

    • @linda9918
      @linda9918 Год назад

      @@comrade916🤡 this is not a war with any justification. Ruzzia invaded Ukraine’s territory and first attacked Kyiv not even in the Minsk agreement, which Ruzzia broke. Your Government and it’s leader are all corrupt and Putin is the worst. You will begin to understand when you hit the front lines. 🤡

    • @linda9918
      @linda9918 Год назад +3

      @@comrade916over 1 million of them 😂😂😂 how many oligarchs are left? Some come to their houses in 🇺🇸with their yachts.

  • @harrisonlynda7631
    @harrisonlynda7631 Год назад +5

    Certainly Moscow is a beautiful city. The people seem to enjoy their city. Every day living seems very normal.

    • @paulduffy8774
      @paulduffy8774 Год назад +1

      yes moscow beautiful city well ukraine is not so beautiful and the population will be going down next week in russia who cares about moscow i feel sorry for ukraine people

  • @samuelglover7685
    @samuelglover7685 Год назад +2

    I'll bet Berlin was pretty festive in 1940, too.

  • @alanthiercelin5218
    @alanthiercelin5218 Год назад +5

    Thanks from Canada. Beautiful Video. Very much appreciated.

  • @AldenStudebaker
    @AldenStudebaker Год назад +7

    Thank you for the tour of Moscow, Ksenia. I like your description of some people being blissfully ignorant. We have many of those people in my country (USA) too. It's a universal problem. Be well!

  • @gueronva
    @gueronva Год назад +4

    I want to say thank you for sharing your thoughts,prayers,Hopes and dreams for your Wonderful Country- I know it’s not your country at fault- Like in our Country- USA we too have people that make awful decisions that cause many people to suffer for their misdeeds. My family of 5 wanted to visit Russia, but since there is major issues happening we are not too sure when we might go there. We have been to Ukraine and have relatives that had to leave there because of the current situation. Much Love to you and your family…Take Care and don’t give up Hope!❤. New Friends in Virginia..USA

  • @lynnedwyer6716
    @lynnedwyer6716 Год назад +5

    Laundering money. That’s what I thought. It happens every where. Although I think you are referring to a Russian phenomenon.

  • @specialk5296
    @specialk5296 Год назад +8

    Thanks for your perspective and the tour of Moscow. I’ve always wanted to see it in person but due to expense, war, and age I doubt that will ever happen. My best to you from North Carolina.

  • @koololdster
    @koololdster Год назад +24

    Very interesting to see the city. The subways are so clean!! In NYC it's a disgusting mess in the subways. I was impressed by how beautiful Moscow is.

    • @rbspider
      @rbspider Год назад +7

      Don't know if it's the same mindset as the DPRK to have a showcase to present to the world but it is impressive . Of course in the country side most people don't have toilets in the home. American cities are run down , takes years to get a sidewalk reconstructed . Transportation is old and ugly . We spend all our money on the war machine and free handouts.

    • @fredm4197
      @fredm4197 Год назад

      @@rbspider free handouts? Russia is our 1 threat. Get a clue. If you want nice sidewalks, move to Moscow, then you can be mobilized as cannon fodder.

    • @paulrizza1457
      @paulrizza1457 Год назад

      Russia spends most of it budget on it war industry and it oligarch's steal billions to pay for yachts and luxury properties while the rural parts of Russia live in below poverty

    • @rbspider
      @rbspider Год назад

      @@fredm4197 Number one threat is China . Russia does nothing to the United States , they have the economy of Texas . China is flooding the open border with fentanyl, over 150 die each day from overdose. Yes free handouts . My Potato and his regime have allowed the equivalent of Ireland into the country since he took his oath to enforce the Constitution of the United States . We have promised 100 billion to Ukraine . 63 % of non citizen households access Welfare in the states. I suggest you go over and fight for Ukraine .

    • @rbspider
      @rbspider Год назад

      @@paulrizza1457 They (Russians ) spend 4.1 % on the Military. I would not call that most. America Oligarchs do the same . Everyone in DC comes out with more money than when they went in , from rags to riches . We send Ukraine money , they buy American weapons with the money , politicians get lobbying money and Stock Market insider dividends . One guy came out with less Estimates are between 700 million and 2.3 billion lost . He also gave his salary away . Why would the Chinese give the Biden Penn Center 54 Million ? I agree Russia has some very poor towns . Are they worse than Detroit , East LA , Baltimore , South Chicago, Kensington Philly PA , US trailer parks and a million other slums?

  • @brett8680
    @brett8680 Год назад +5

    Thank you for the update, Ksenia! Keep well.

  • @maryrosed8475
    @maryrosed8475 Год назад +6

    I think a good few young men have also left Russia.

    • @carolwilliams8511
      @carolwilliams8511 Год назад +1

      They have. And thousands have been killed in Ukraine.

  • @cheezy1969
    @cheezy1969 Год назад +3

    "Those of ancient times who were expert in implementing the Way
    Did not use it to enlighten the common people
    But employed it to make them stupid
    The commoners are difficult to govern
    Because they know too much.”
    ― Lao Tzu

  • @susannearmstrong3424
    @susannearmstrong3424 Год назад +16

    Love your streams and your thoughtful insights.

  • @hinchlnt
    @hinchlnt Год назад +1

    Unfortunately, Russian paranoia goes back for centuries. The Czars justified their continuous conquests both of Siberia and Muslim lands because they needed a defensive buffer. But it wasn't long before the Russians settled into these conquered lands, and soon a new buffer was needed to protect them. As for the Crimean War during the 19th century, the justification was that there were Christians living inside the Ottoman Empire and they needed to be "liberated". But the real reason was a Russia desire for a warm water port, no problems with ice 12 months a year. The Black Sea was not good enough. They wanted access to the Mediterranean. Of course, France and Great Britain were opposed.

  • @tipeneuriti5489
    @tipeneuriti5489 Год назад +2

    Looks pretty good 👍☺️

  • @restojon1
    @restojon1 Год назад +61

    Putting aside the obvious side of this story with the terrible things going on in Ukraine, it has to be said that there is also a different sadness that Russia has found itself in this position. It shouldn't have gone this way. I grew up with the USSR being the scary bad guy and when the Iron Curtain came down, I so wanted us to have a shared future where we could all (especially the young people who had nothing to do with the Cold War) build a better world with the best bits from East and West.
    I so wanted to see Russia. I think that the country itself is beautiful and its people and customs unique and charming. Russia deserves better. What a future Uncle Vova has now secured for generations of young Russians...
    And all this, without considering the plight of the Ukrainians... such a shame

    • @mitchyoung93
      @mitchyoung93 Год назад +18

      I'm US American. I was in my country's Navy. I took part in NATO operations in Bosnia and Kosovo. It isn't Russia who rejected peace and coexistence. It is the West. It is the West that destabilized Syria (a long time Soviet, then Russian ally). It is that West that illegally bombed Serbia, a Russian ally even before the Soviet Union, and detached a part of that country. It is the US in particular that instigated 'color revolutions' in Georgia and the Ukraine (twice in the latter case), undermining legitimately elected governments that it disagreed with.
      Fact is there was and is a large segment of the population in 'Ukraine' that wanted close ties with Russia but the west used ultra-nationalist Ukrainians to overturn the elections that went in favor of that segment of the population. Russia could not afford and overtly hostile country bordering its heartland. And that's where we are now.

    • @checkfactschecking
      @checkfactschecking Год назад +29

      @@mitchyoung93 What you said is just not true. How much did you get paid for that garbage post? Whatever it was it was too much.

    • @nawgra8455
      @nawgra8455 Год назад +18

      @@mitchyoung93 who is paying you, Mitch?

    • @oldman6365
      @oldman6365 Год назад +26

      @@mitchyoung93 Sure! And I am an x-wing pilot for the resistance stationed out of Alderaan. Not one American says I'm a U.S. American. I am calling out mega bullshit on your post!

    • @ericwillis777
      @ericwillis777 Год назад

      @@mitchyoung93 I guess, like the Russians, you believe what you want to believe. What I don't understand is why ? You must know very well that Russia has a continuous history of autocracy, tyranny, and dictatorship, going back millenia. 'Peace loving' is a figment of propaganda and imagination. It sounds good "Miru bit, planetea jit" - but it's just a slogan for the "Western akward squad" to regurgitate, but the truth is that Russia is a second rate country with delusions of World Domination, which they believe is ordained by God to build a vast Empire ruIed by autocracy. Unfortunately being "great" is not compatiible with autocracy and the enevitabIe kleptocracy it produces. The largest country in the world with abundent natural resources, but it will never be great without freedom and democracy. Both are an anathema to dictatorship and kleptocratic autocracy.

  • @NYJGreatness
    @NYJGreatness Год назад +5

    There are going to be a lot of widows and single women in Russia after this disastrous invasion of Ukraine. Yikes 😱

  • @agesadventures
    @agesadventures Год назад +21

    Looks like a beautiful city. You're right, the atmosphere there looks cheerful.

  • @lodjaboy
    @lodjaboy Год назад +14

    Maybe a walk around some provincial capitals, with special attention to the conscription offices, would be in order and interesting to compare with this video. 🇺🇦

    • @Natashanjka
      @Natashanjka Год назад +8

      I work near a conscription office and pass it every day . Guess what? Nothing special is going on near it.

  • @sarashattuck4022
    @sarashattuck4022 Год назад +2

    Beautiful view of the city behind you 😍

  • @aceace8374
    @aceace8374 Год назад +1

    its soo weird everytime i see videos of moscow there is always music playing... its like soo eerie.. like as if they are trying to wipe away thoughts.

  • @braised44
    @braised44 Год назад +2

    One striking observation.... No trash to be seen on the streets.

    • @StPetersburgme
      @StPetersburgme  Год назад +1

      There is trash in the areas outside the center of the city.

  • @patrickcronin6829
    @patrickcronin6829 Год назад +2

    You’re wonderful to explain and show Moscow, but please don’t endanger yourself.

  • @ralphbilby2936
    @ralphbilby2936 Год назад +6

    Stay safe

  • @RuleofFive
    @RuleofFive Год назад +6

    It is strange to see people walking around seemingly unconcerned about the war in Ukraine. Thanks for your video.

  • @jimpugh1778
    @jimpugh1778 Год назад +2

    The lower number of men today is not due to WW2. It may be due to the changes in the culture after world war 2 during the period of few men. Paraguay in the 1800s fought a war against three of its neighbors, which they lost, and maybe their culture still reflects changes in the culture when there were so few men.

  • @anneyday3493
    @anneyday3493 Год назад +4

    I recognized this park the instant your video came on. I had the great opportunity to go there and enjoyed it during an afternoon and another visit at night. Th thank you for the video. I hope that the conflict will end before soo many more men die.

  • @Rickxta
    @Rickxta Год назад +2

    Thank you for the most interesting video. We have seen news of air defence systems being deployed on Moscow buildings. If so, are people not talking about it? Greetings from Australia.

  • @davidrogers8401
    @davidrogers8401 Год назад +3

    Love these types of videos

  • @micapandurcic8739
    @micapandurcic8739 Год назад +2

    Dear Ksenia thank you for the video. Honestly I was worried for you, when you so freely spoke and talk in the centar of Moscow... I don t know ,but maybe it s something connect with my age, I am generation 1964 ... Take care of yourself, be careful, hugs and greetings to you Mica from Belgrade Serbia 🙂🐕🐾🌻

  • @dr.khurshidanwar2229
    @dr.khurshidanwar2229 Год назад +1

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  • @NicolasValentinScotland
    @NicolasValentinScotland Год назад +2

    I watch Nikki from Russia . Little man ran away

  • @ancacaban1590
    @ancacaban1590 Год назад +1

    Be safe and careful. I only seen Kremlin and I gat bed fillings. I never been in Russia,but have bed,bed memory. So we thank you ,for your efforts! I am originally from Romania,but the last 49 years I leave in California. All my love and consideration.

  • @greenrosenz
    @greenrosenz Год назад +6

    "Our first objective is to prevent the re-emergence of a new rival, either on the territory of the former Soviet Union or elsewhere, that poses a threat on the order of that posed formerly by the Soviet Union. This is a dominant consideration underlying the new regional defense strategy and requires that we endeavor to prevent any hostile power from dominating a region whose resources would, under consolidated control, be sufficient to generate global power". Wolfowiz doctrine adopted by the USA in1991.
    Basically any country that dare develop economically & threaten USA dominance is going to be an enemy. We all know Nato was and continues to be expanded to threaten Russia despite assurances to the contrary when Germany reamalgamated.Ukraine is a very convenient pawn for the USA & the Nato states are vassals just as states were back in the Roman empire. Russia is under threat & we live in very dangerous times. That exceptionalism policy has been expanded now to oppose China- I just hope it ends well. I wish you peace & happiness & the freedom to speak any language you choose & religiously worship anyway you choose.

    • @warwickdove6865
      @warwickdove6865 Год назад

      To all posting here , this post cuts thru the propaganda , Putin's been trying to join the west world market for years. USA does not want anymore competition .The EU and China are also a problem for them. Putins taken the bait " trap" The words quoted are War Hawke Wolfowiz's , not something made up by a Putin Puppet. The US warmongers want the destabilisation of Russia as number one priority . All US military interventions 0ver the last 30 years have not left a stable Govt any ware. Ukraine will be no different. The US will gleefully keep suppling Weapons till Russia crakes .

  • @Wild-Siberia
    @Wild-Siberia Год назад +1

    It hasn't happened and its never actually been announced ?

  • @paulforget383
    @paulforget383 Год назад +4

    The exhibition area that opened in 1939 seems to be a lot like the 1939 World's Fair in New York City.

  • @armandogavare2853
    @armandogavare2853 Год назад +1

    i dont know what you want to prove , but when the mobilization will be announce things will be different

  • @sunshinegalkw9675
    @sunshinegalkw9675 Год назад +3

    We r all One Human Family. 🙏❤️

  • @joycarter757
    @joycarter757 Год назад +1

    Thankyou for your insights

  • @lepetit3225
    @lepetit3225 Год назад +1

    At the minute 2.06 of the vidéo, a scene borke my heart : did u notice the small child trying to get attention from his parent?? 😔😔😔 Until 2.38 we can see him 😔😔😔😔

  • @jacquesjacques-yh8hh
    @jacquesjacques-yh8hh Год назад +1

    Putin is like Napoleon in 1813.........He does not realize that his Empire is crumbling down.....

  • @kjeldgaard0
    @kjeldgaard0 Год назад +2

    After WW2 ended, the number of boys born has been approximately equal the number of girls, so the loss of soldiers in "The Great War" does not explain the lower number of men in Russia today, 75 years later. The explanation is likely health related reasons, men are more likely to die early due to diseases related to alcoholism, smoking, and accidents. The war of aggression in Ukraine does not help these statistics, currently an estimated 120,000 young Russian men have been killed in combat. This number is according to Ukraine's Ministery of Defense, but corresponds rather well with economic figures from Russia relating to support for relatives of fallen soldiers.

    • @benishborogove2692
      @benishborogove2692 Год назад

      Also there is the exodus of several hundred thousand men when the war started and in response to mobilization. Being seen on the street was one of the quickest ways to get conscripted.

  • @kirkkohnen5050
    @kirkkohnen5050 Год назад +11

    Please explain how WWII, which ended in 1945, can still influence the male to female ratio. I would think that, for people born since 1945, the ratio would be, once again, balanced.
    I'm sure that I'm missing something, I just don't know what it is. Thanks!

    • @heatherj9029
      @heatherj9029 Год назад +2

      That's what I thought as well. People will still have male and female children which should statically balance out by now.

    • @lewismo1
      @lewismo1 Год назад

      Nope, you arent missing anything. Her logic is flawed, in many ways. She said herself Moscow and St petersburg, arent getting mobilised as other places are. That's why there is more men in those cities. But you can't blame her, if she told the truth she would be in jail or sent to a gulag in siberia.

    • @raygus999
      @raygus999 Год назад +3

      Severe abuse of alcohol. Not sure but I think average lifespan for male was just over 60 at the end of Soviet era. Now it has risen to about 70+, in just last 35 years.
      Even if women drink a lot too, it still is a lot less than men. I think lifespan for women was just over 70 in end of 1980, and now it is closer to 80. Creates the unbalance.
      Someone maybe can confirm the numbers. It is just from what I read on the web.

    • @StPetersburgme
      @StPetersburgme  Год назад +13

      26 mln soviet people died during the WWII. They never had any children or more children. I don't think it's easy to balance the number of unborn babies that 26 mln people were to have.

    • @kirkkohnen5050
      @kirkkohnen5050 Год назад +7

      @@StPetersburgme But, again, I don't see how that impacts the male to female ratio. I'm sorry if I'm being particularly stupid.

  • @mzgri
    @mzgri Год назад +15

    Moscow looks to be a beautiful city, so clean, and the people are so well groomed. I would have loved to had visited one day, but those plans are gone now with all that has taken place. May the nations find peace with one another.

    • @Pjayque
      @Pjayque Год назад

      I wish I had visited earlier too! Was on my bucket list

    • @peterswiecki7441
      @peterswiecki7441 Год назад

      Argument is very often raised of cleaneness in the communist countries. Guess it should not be mistaken for litterness, that indeed is visible. The later one however stemming out of the fact that lack of marketing (packaging specifically) acounts for this phenomenon. They largely have ecological way of delivering non-products.

  • @Wishywashytoo
    @Wishywashytoo Год назад +7

    Ksenia, lovely video as usual. Go to Alaska, I think the ratio is 35:1 (35 men to each woman. ❤️❤️

  • @BAtadCrazy
    @BAtadCrazy Год назад +4

    To my European friends who are complaining here about Ukrainian refugees. Remember this. You could be next.

  • @interlaken1123
    @interlaken1123 Год назад +1

    beautiful Russia and You

  • @forestfrost9676
    @forestfrost9676 Год назад +1

    I looked up the population pyramid for Russia because it doesn't make sense that WW II would be the cause of fewer men in Russia. Babies are born about 50/50 male/female. Babies born after 1945 should be half males. The pyramid shows equal numbers from 0 to 40 years old, then the numbers start to decrease for the males. By 70 there are twice as many women. In the United States, United Kingdom and China the numbers are almost equal until about 70 years old.
    Why are Russian men dying off after 40? I said dying, but they could be leaving, too. This should be a very productive time in their lives. Do you think it is alcohol, accidents at work, hard work (just wears out the body), or out migration?

  • @Olga-obzor
    @Olga-obzor Год назад +3

    Hello from Siberia 🇷🇺❤️

  • @pupwizard3888
    @pupwizard3888 Год назад +1

    Anyone else notice the number of children with their parents everywhere? It is so surprising, because if you watch other "just walking around" videos in Rome, Paris etc. you see couples everywhere but very, very few children. Yet another example of the West committing demographic suicide......

  • @peterswiecki7441
    @peterswiecki7441 Год назад +1

    The number of dead Soviet Soldiers in WW2 grows year on year. I was taught by Russia relateted teachers the figure of 22 millions.

  • @captainbadger1013
    @captainbadger1013 Год назад +1

    The war isn't the reason why there are more women than men. That used to be the reason, but there are now hardly any men or women alive from that time. If you fought in WW2 you would now be 95-100 years old like my grandfather. Now it's because of alcoholism and tobacco use in men.

  • @larrybunnell5480
    @larrybunnell5480 Год назад +2

    willful ignorance!!!!!! perfect

  • @rbspider
    @rbspider Год назад +3

    Guess there will be less Russian men to marry after the war , it's being reported that Putin is ordering almost two dozen mobile crematoriums . Very sad. The area near Red Sq looks like Christmas Town from the Polar Express. Lets hope for peace.

    • @carolwilliams8511
      @carolwilliams8511 Год назад

      It's OK. Putin has kidnapped thousands of Ukrainian children...

  • @zanizone3617
    @zanizone3617 Год назад +9

    I hope you are feeling well, now.
    What I think, every time I see footage of Russian cities like this, is how they look like any other European city: Foreign brands, western style advertising, people with English writing on their clothes. If it wasn't for the Cyrillic alphabet, you wouldn't know it's not some German or French city.
    I'm old enough to remember the Soviet Union and that place looked like another planet. So it felt natural to think that we were fundamentally different. But now...
    I really cheered for Russia when the Ussr fell. I think we all did. We were supposed to be friends... And all that I see in this video reminds me of how close we were. It's heartbreaking.
    I wonder how long those superficial signs of integration and common experiences will last.

  • @dieseltinus6680
    @dieseltinus6680 Год назад +1

    "The number of men is still less than women" There will be a lot of vile babushkas in the future. Hope you will not become one. Greetings from the Netherlands.

  • @dobspatto4830
    @dobspatto4830 Год назад +1

    What would you do if you got called up to fight in the war as women also get called up. You should not be in Russia because I don't think Russian women are safe from getting dragged to the front line off a nasty war.

  • @Abcd-st5jv
    @Abcd-st5jv Год назад +2

    not only Russia is losing the war, it's also decreasing its male population

    • @sri33333
      @sri33333 Год назад

      @@ELDioko Do you mean like winning a battle and losing a war? It has happened several times in history and will happen to Russia.

  • @lynnedwyer6716
    @lynnedwyer6716 Год назад +2

    Ppl just going on with their life.

  • @80-80.
    @80-80. Год назад +8

    Just a year ago Moscow was on my list of places to visit. Now it feels very strange and I know I will never go there.

  • @dobspatto4830
    @dobspatto4830 Год назад +1

    I don't think there will be any karm in Russia for a lot off year's now and it's a very Big shame.

  • @tolmie1141
    @tolmie1141 Год назад +1

    Their is plenty of Chinese men available. Not likely anyone else is going to Russia anytime soon.

  • @heifetz87
    @heifetz87 Год назад +1

    Moscow looks beautiful. The politics has clouded the beauty of Russia 😢

  • @lesliearadi3747
    @lesliearadi3747 Год назад +1

    If you ddo nit have a man in your life and require someone j am available. WI
    Will you marry me.

  • @dixsusu
    @dixsusu Год назад +2

    DYING FOR PUTIN PALACES ! FUCK NO ! RUN !

    • @sri33333
      @sri33333 Год назад

      @@ELDioko go ahead!

  • @joeanaya5508
    @joeanaya5508 Год назад +1

    Great video! Thank you for sharing...

  • @khecke
    @khecke Год назад +3

    I looks to me, that lots of Russian people do not want to know what is going on in the Ukraine and how many people loose their life in the Ukraine. It is estimated, that close to one Million Russian men moved to other countries. The population of Russia is decreasing. Today I heard that they will no longer have youtube allowed in Russia.

  • @donnaandterrybogyo4807
    @donnaandterrybogyo4807 Год назад

    Is the mortality rate for men higher than the rate for women in Russia? What are men’s attitude towards healthcare? Are workers compensated for workplace accidents and injuries?

  • @CS-lz1nz
    @CS-lz1nz Год назад +2

    watch out for that guy behind you towards the end of the video. Ivan was doing surveillance.

  • @marjoriejohnson6535
    @marjoriejohnson6535 Год назад +4

    I have heard about you tube in Russia will be stopped..iff so please stay safe and know you are no traitor. A compassionate person but NOT a traitor.

  • @syujengchyang
    @syujengchyang Год назад +2

    #WorldIsIndifferent2023

  • @bobgoodall1603
    @bobgoodall1603 Год назад +7

    Not in Moscow but I did fall over on the concrete paving slabs on Friday... However it is caused by ice lenses forming under the ground. It is called frost heave and depends on how low the temperature gets and the the water level in the soil. It's a big problem for engineers. As for men on the street, check to see if soccer is on television.

    • @Pjayque
      @Pjayque Год назад +2

      That explains that

  • @janroach1852
    @janroach1852 Год назад +1

    So pretty, so clean, so flat though. I hope you are doing well and I hope you leave Russia one day. And soon. Very soon.

  • @berylmadison2363
    @berylmadison2363 Год назад +10

    So nice to see you and thank you for showing me around Moscow..I think it is a beautiful city and it seemed to be in a normal mode...People living life as usual..The snow was on the ground but totally cleared from the wide walk ways..nice..Please give us another video soon ..Many Blessings 🥰🙏🌹

  • @zendoll1
    @zendoll1 Год назад +1

    The airport has men trying to leave.

  • @stewartsmith1947
    @stewartsmith1947 Год назад +12

    Moscow is such a beautiful city and so clean. Saint Petersburg too ! I and many other Americans feel so sorry for the great citizens of your country . It could be one of the best countries in the world ! But......I won't say any more . Take care and good luck .

    • @TesterAnimal1
      @TesterAnimal1 Год назад +3

      It’s kept that way while poor regions are absolutely blighted.
      See this Russian vlogger who visits the outlying regions: youtube.com/@VarlamovEng

  • @ezekiellyen2716
    @ezekiellyen2716 Год назад +3

    I heard Russia will have a problem with phase 2. It takes a lot supplies for all those men. They don't have enough weapons or uniforms for them. They also need food for training facilities and the front. They haven't even been able to outfit the soldiers they called up. They have logistical problems.

  • @Ralph-cc9xy
    @Ralph-cc9xy Год назад +5

    I think just like here in America we are at the mercy of politician who decide our fate and that's not a good thing. I would be doing the same thing your people are doing.....trying to live my life and hope that our crazy politicians don't get us all killed. Stay safe out there! Love your channel.

    • @robopalo8041
      @robopalo8041 Год назад

      In America and west, we are allowwd to fight back. You can call president any names. Russians are told to shut up and obey. They know they have no rights.