/int/ - International

>>225778 (OP)
What are some of the major different ethnic groups in Russia and what do they each look like?

>>>225778 (You) (OP)
>What are some of the major different ethnic groups in Russia and what do they each look like?

Well, honest with you - Russia it's just ripped off melting pot from US, but partially without Black people, but with more White and Asian people (depends on the region of course, for example I am more close to Asian part of Russia.)
About certain ethnic groups well, Idk, I barely differentiate them (Only limit with White/Black/Asian/Muslim/Arab and so on) :/

I only got that pic about Russian nations (third one looks like Walter White fr)

>>225778 (OP)
Why do you keep spamming a mouse that is categorically terrible?

>>>225778 (You) (OP)
>Why do you keep spamming a mouse that is categorically terrible?
Um… I don't know what do you mean… can you give more details/context, please?

>>225783
You know

>>>225783 (You)
>You know
During multiplayer/online session game?

How cold does it get?

>How cold does it get?
Well, depends on the region (Currently I have around -17C or 1F or 256K). But it could get lower (-30C or -22F or 243K in the mid of the winter season) So basically, it's probably common to Canada weather

>>225778 (OP)
how snowy is there?

>>225834
Well, in general, it's really snowy! But it's also depends on the year (and it even depends when and where it would be the first snow in the area). For example, tomorrow it will be December, but I got only quite few snow, actually

Im planing a trip to Russia with some friend, our plan is to enter the country wlaking from Estonia and then visit at least St Petersburg. How realistic is it?

>Im planing a trip to Russia with some friend, our plan is to enter the country wlaking from Estonia and then visit at least St Petersburg. How realistic is it?
You mean your path to St.Petersburg? No idea, because European Union/Baltics acts pretty hostile towards Russia… idk, maybe you will pass the borders or the would decline, no idea (p.s Never bean in St. Petersburg or Moscow)

>>225837
Try passing through Belarus or Kazakhstan, they are more or less neutral towards Russia

Die in fire, pychr

>>225838
How many cities are still considered at least partially restricted like Norilsk?

>>>225838
>How many cities are still considered at least partially restricted like Norilsk?
Uhm, I don't think that Norilsk is actually partially restricted (or maybe, I don't know, because I don't know what do you mean by "partially restricted"). But we have like
Closed administrative-territorial entity (closed territories which are not easy to get into it because they are fully dedicated for military/other dangerous purposes) It has like around 38 closed territories

>>225933
the problem would be flights and visas. The cheaper option would be going to Helsinki, picking a ferry to Tallin, then a bus to Narva and crossing the border walking. We will go to the Russian consulate and ask there doe

>the problem would be flights and visas. The cheaper option would be going to Helsinki, picking a ferry to Tallin, then a bus to Narva and crossing the border walking. We will go to the Russian consulate and ask there doe

That's great then, have a nice cold trip :3

>Die in fire, pychr
Aw, man, why you so mad at me, broski? :3

is it true that the news of the tsar's death hasn't gone further east than krasnoyarsk?

>>225948
Швидко дійшло)
А словами не розуміли?

>is it true that the news of the tsar's death hasn't gone further east than krasnoyarsk?
No idea, man, I am not that type of person who is interested in Russian history (the only thing I am pro related to Russian is language and its specifics)

>>>225948 (You)
>Швидко дійшло)
>А словами не розуміли?
Ааа, понятно, ненависть из-за того, что произошло 4 года назад (хотя то что они сделали - это полный пиздец, не спорю), ну ладно, как знаешь.
P.S Я тебя не оскорблял кстати, если что (и не хотел).

>>225945
How difficult is actually to travel internally in Russia like to the next region or so

>>225964
Well, Russia is very big country in general. If talking about travelling between two towns, which are located especially far from each other - it's not that hard, but it's really depends on the transport of course (airplane>everything else, but airplane sometimes could be freaking expensive, so trains would long, but cheap option.)
About internal travel that only limits your own town, well that's depends what kind of town are you living. But there is next scheme/correlation that I spotted - the bigger is town then it takes long time to travel hypothetically from point A to point B. (In my case, it's not - I live in small town, not a village, but at the same time - not look like as Yekaterinburg or St.Petersburg. For travelling to my uni - it takes me around 15-20 mins on my feet, For shops/points where you can afford food and other consumables - 5-10 mins. That's why I love my town so much, it has pretty enough points of interests/useful locations and still it's very compact)

lor

>>225778 (OP)
hows russia if you move there as a foreigner?

>>225778 (OP)
Do Rusissies really?

>>>225778 (OP)
Coward cockhole be like:
>Do Rusissies really?

>>226164
In general, Russia is not tolerant to most part of foreigners (especially if they are from US and EU), so be ready for racist slurs and insults. Maybe in bigger cities like Moscow or St. Petersburg will be more tolerant than any other city/town/village, so I would recommend big cities, if you want warm welcome.
But… affording real estate right now is much harder, but I guess it's worldwide trend when Gen Z/Millennials could not afford even mortgage for living aside from parents house (got own apartment, but still living in parent's house because renovation isn't done :/)

>>226166
Maybe in big cities where are high tolerance to certain LGTV stuff - then yeah.

But in my town - no. (Shortly: If you have hair longer than shoulder - than you def g#y)

>>226173
Would they hate me even if i went there trying my best to learn the language and fit in with your culture, coming from Hungary? I'm not the overly comfortable western type and i don't think i know everything better because muh democracy or something.

>>225778 (OP)
Having read the parts about gorky that were censored he definitely wasn't smug about anything. He frankly seems self hating about being Russian and working class.

>>226300
>Would they hate me even if i went there trying my best to learn the language and fit in with your culture, coming from Hungary? I'm not the overly comfortable western type and i don't think i know everything better because muh democracy or something.

As I said before, very depends on the city/town are you going to live anyway. If you want to fit there - try settle down in Moscow and St.Petersburg, it's pretty open to most foreigners.
Other cities/towns/villages are racist/xenophobic trash - so, it would be very doubtful that you gonna live here so well.

>>226332
Most of the liberalistic classic Russian writers experienced big resentment towards their Motherland in general :/

>>225778 (OP)
Have you ever smelled mothballs?

>>226342
Nah, I primarily use Axe Deodorants :3, so I have no idea what's the smell of mothballs

Are you gay

>>226345
Nah

>>226334
How is arkhangelsk?

>>226384
No idea, I don't live here, lol :/

>>226386
then hows the weather where you live? I think the best part of Russia is the natural beauty and weather since its the biggest country on earth so it has the most beauty

>>226419
It's cold, in general, like in Canada I guess (live somewhere in Sibera, duh).
About natural beauty - idk, when I was kid I was in the forest couple of times, but for me they are just like simple forest, yknow, nothing fancy and so on.
I spend most of the time in my town, which just compact and that's fine for me. Some people from Moscow or St.Petersburg said that my town is beautiful :/

>>226419
I would love to visit russia at some point in future, whenever they become less hostile to americans…

do you guys have any national parks or natural reserves? Have you visited any of them? What was your favorite one?

>>226430
Same for America, bro… (I am not hostile towards America, come on! I am huge fan of it! :D)
>>226431
Yeah, a lot, I couldn't say the concrete number, but I am sure it's more than 10 parks (quite surprised me, knowing that my town is very compact). Well, I visited around 5 or 6 of them. I am not gonna tell their names (for my own privacy + I am kinda paranoid). But anyway:

1) "Dream Garden Park" - quite nice and beautiful, most of the people are like it (including foreigner). Lots of green plants and different bushes (calm atmosphere in general). Besides, it has small zone for animals, but most of them are bunnies, you can also buy carrot sticks and feed them. It has different entertaining zones, like trampoline and riding boats. Also, if you're hungry then not a problem - it has small cafe where you can afford coffee, tea, pancakes and ice cream with different flavor. Price: 2 or 3 dollar for each person.

2) "Victory Park" - park that dedicated to soldiers (mostly male) who fought in World War the Second. It's nothing fancy, and it has less green plants, the road is paved with tiles. But it has lots statues and memorial plates (about memorial plates - very doubtful, cuz I was there once). And it has signature sightseeing - Eternal flame (represents the people's memory of the fallen heroes, fighters for freedom, for the honor of the Motherland). And don't even try to put out the fire - you will be arrested or you will have a huge fine :/
Price: Free for all

3) "Makeover Park" - park that located right next to "Dream Garden Park", just a huge open area with grass with added some asphalt roads. Shortly: just a nice and chill place, you can land your ass and touch some grass, or if you don't want to get dirty - it has lots of benches where you can land. This park has 3 huge fountains and the "Love Tree" where newlyweds put their heart shaped lock as the sign of eternal love. And it has couple of statues (but I only remember one - the angel statue). Besides it has couple playground for children.
Price: Free for all

4) "Little Eagle Park" - park, but with lots of playground and other fun zones, mostly for kids and much less entertaining zones for adults. Only sitting on benches, or going to play chess.
Price: Free for all, but some things for kids (like carousel or riding on small train) costs money :/

5) "Mountain of Love" - not park, but still amazing sightseeing, but it opens a huge view on the town. Foreigners (especially who has a significant other) love that place, not only because of the cool photos… It's because it helps you to spend your time alone, with your soulmate. Also, it's one of the place where high school alumnus spend their last time with their mates (this where I last time saw all my jerkmates btw :/)

6) "Relaxation Zone Park" - A giant park, focus on sport and spending time on fresh air, friendly to all to most small vehicles. It has a beach and safe space swimming zone with a bridge (where people jump off to have a cool dive into the water, don't blame them). This is actually one of my favorite parks, because it reloads your brain while riding there on the E-Scooter.

But anyway, I don't visit park so often nowadays, because I am CS Hikkimori who doesn't see any significant sense to go out from the apartments

Sorry for maybe grammar mistakes, typing at night turns into type shi thing

Is it true that all Russian read many literature (even the hookers)?

>>226456
Yeah, most of the Russians between elementary and high school read a lot of literature (most of the books are Russians btw)

>>226426
I think forests are the most beautiful part of nature. Taiga forests to be specific, and since Russia has endless sprawling taiga, it would be lovely

>>226461
I don't know, I am not huge fan of the forest/live outside of the town/city. And for me - walking in the forest makes me nervous (probably because I am not into wildlife and covering with mosquitos in the summer time)

>>226457
I'm shocked poccnr orcs know how to read

>>226465
Me too, actually, no shit/kidding

>>226465
obsessed pigger

>>226468
Dutch 'teen the cubacagada (khordxister goonpal and 'p dealer of the venetranny, a notorious wage-slave of (((loan))) ), is back on this board and is xhe's up to his old tricks, We must join forces to stop this "human" scum.

>>225778 (OP)
Do Russians fear Tajik and Uzbek gangs?

>>225778 (OP)
Is Putin a jew

>>226537
Some of them yeah, others are just no (or at least treat them neutral).

Males for example treat them neutral most of the time, racists treat them negatively and they should be deported to their homeland (Tajik and Uzbek don't know Russian, I mean certain percent even couldn't read).

But females are love them. Most of them actually wants to marry Tajik or Uzbek (because they are look and feel more dominative then average slavic white submissive-subhuman Vanya from Russia).

P.S Noted strange thing: Russian ladies wanted from Russian men to respect their borders, but at the same time, they loved when some Tajik/Uzbek violate their private boundary even by forcing sex :/ (I guess I will be subhuman to all nations in this world)

>>226539
Nope, but he's def same as Anti Jew person, yknow. That guy who invaded Poland because he wasn't enrolled in to art univeristy/school :/

>>226463
i guess bears, wolves, insects, and ticks could be annoying and dangerous but you can always come prepared with sprays against them and plus, in the winter, the forest is totally peaceful
>>226437
>I am CS Hikkimori
how does one earn such an oppurtinity in russia? Do you work for a foreign company or a russian company? Is remote work in general easy to get in russia?
>>226542
>then average slavic white submissive-subhuman Vanya from Russia).
sounds like slavic women are wonderful, if the general attitude of women there are like that in russia, then russia is a paradise

>>>226463
>i guess bears, wolves, insects, and ticks could be annoying and dangerous but you can always come prepared with sprays against them and plus, in the winter, the forest is totally peaceful

Yeah, but I don't bear like, life in the nature 24/7, I am more adapted to town/city life.

>how does one earn such an oppurtinity in russia? Do you work for a foreign company or a russian company? Is remote work in general easy to get in russia?

As an IT guy actually, not many. I mean Russia is trying to promote AI/AI related jobs as magic pill that will fix all problems. Mostly, they promoting AI developer (not prompt engineer) and most uni/college majors are related to AI development (not trustworthy info btw, because I didn't checked all uni, only few that located nearby.)
I don't work right now(I need to finish, I will finish it in summer 2026). If I had a chance to be hired, I wish I could work for a any good foreign country than in motherland (no junior positions + hiring as process broken asf + very poor salary for a person who already had to have 1-3 commercial experience and who gonna be happy to work for food, yeah, good luck to find that type of person).
It's possible to work remotely, but not all company could offer you that, which is very strangely to me :/

>sounds like slavic women are wonderful, if the general attitude of women there are like that in russia, then russia is a paradise

They are NOT wonderful as Internet portraits you. Yeah, they got certain advantages in physical attraction, not gonna lie, but as the person (for me) - they are the most boring type of person I ever met IRL/Internet, only units are worth my attention :/.
But Idk, if you're a foreigner, ofc they are gonna love you (but beware of green card marriage or marriage for having foreign citizenship), but still you (as foreigner) you got major chance.
As for me, I have no change. It doesn't matter whether it's from my homeland, madam, or from abroad.

>>226545
As for me, I have no chance*

Pedovach ahh thread
>>226542
KYS irl spadeson tbp spammer who shits on /pol/!

>>226611
Did, wtf are you talking about?

>>226545
ive heard the AI industry is very good there with lots of opportunities in russia
>ofc they are gonna love you (but beware of green card marriage or marriage for having foreign citizenship)
Well, mongolia is actually a poorer and overall worse country than russia and the mongolian passport is not that good so I dont think any girls will golddig me or try to get with me due to my passport, which is an advantage since that clears out the golddiggers and I can only find girls who only really love me for who I am
And honestly, boring sounds good, it means there isnt much craziness and conflicts and sudden things, its just a chill and loving relationship i guess

>>226617
1st pic) Yeah, robots and and drones would be more relevant because it would be a huge profit during war (Not gonna be robot/AI dev because they don't deserve that + Not my thing, I am not into AI development in general, overrated bubble to me)

2nd pic) Most of the AI statements are truth there, but about tech salaries I don't know, I think it's read some sort of statics - which is probably sounds like a more as lie than as crystal clear truth

3rd pic) What the name of the? I mean, they offers a job, which you had to have from 3-6 years commercial experience, which sounds like a senior position (so it's not even internship or junior position :/)

>boring sounds good
Yeah, good luck to chat or even live with that type of girl, you gonna be drained and burned out socially, because this person is not interesting + not inspires you at all :/

>>226618
>What the name
https://zala-aero.com/en/career/
>I am not into AI development in general, overrated bubble to me)
Well im personally very interested in AI and i hope to become a machine learning engineer and i dont think its a bubble, there will always be AI even if AI companies and startups go bankrupt, its the future
>because this person is not interesting + not inspires you at all
I would try to find a girl who has similar interests to me so im not bored, having a common interest and a common goal would prevent boredom

>>226619
Well, only I could wish you - is good luck in immigration into the most racist country ever, I warned you :/

>>226620
I thought Russians werent racist at all, ive heard as long as you dont break laws and socialize and integrate into society a foreigner is fine, i understand why russians would be racist against gypsies or central asians who break laws, rape and refuse to integrate into society

>>226621
Nah, they are racist in different thing, which actually easy to explain:
Russia > all over the world
You can do math on your own to understand that their logic is bullshit

Are you csgo addidas hardbasss gopnik

ты русский?

>>226463
>>226463 if you do ever end up visiting US, you might like the desert regions a bit more, like in Utah/Nevada/New Mexico/Southern California as mosquitoes are less frequent there. You still got national parks, like Grand Canyon, Arches, Death Valley and Zion are some of the big ones (just bring water and sunscreen)

>>226625
Nope XD
I don't play CSGO actually (shooter for retards where people are ready to empty their pockets for colorized pixels on their gun) :/

>>226626
Koneshno zhe net, voprosi?
>>226667
God, I wish I could land on any western country and stay there (at least it would gives me a motto to chat with new people from different cultures and nations :3)

>>225778 (OP)
If you cloud how would you fix Russia?
Also why does Russia, especially the Russian government despise the west so much?

>>227016
>If you cloud how would you fix Russia?
It's not possible to fix Russia, it's a fucking big ass Redneck country who hates everything and everyone, nuff said.

>Also why does Russia, especially the Russian government despise the west so much?

They are racists who thinks that Russian people > any other nations, that's it. (I don't support their position completely, it's just a bullshit) + they are jealous that US are better in everything :/

>>227045
is this an average life in russia

>>227049
Average DEGENERATED/RETARDED life of Russian person (who are probably were born somewhere in the village or closer to this :/)