I finally LEFT RUSSIA (and was interrogated at the border :) What's next?

[@larryschweitzer4904]

My grand parents fled Russia in 1911. They were Germans that had been recruited to farm the steppes. Things were going down hill in Russia and many Germans from Russia ended up in Lincoln, NE, USA. Lots of Latvians came here after WW2. My next door neighbors are Ukrainian. Seems like within a couple of generations you can't tell where people are from. Politicians ruin countries. Hope you find comfort wherever you settle.

[@richsamuel2922]

Really Larry SCHWEITZER your family is German!? 😂 😅 🤣

[@liveforever141]

>german lol, no you stick out like a sore thumb. you are jew.

[@kazakhdoge1822]

My parents and grandparents still remember living with Volga Germans in their villages cause they were deported here, to Kazakhstan during WW2 by Stalin's orders. They all said only positive things about local Germans.

[@loochan325]

@@richsamuel2922 Well, that name can be also austrian or swiss.

[@sergikoms9611]

Things were going - Up hill in Russia in 1911, - railways carried millions of passengers, the world level of sciences and arts. the billion dollar economy grew up ten times bigger.

[@BromleyGaffer]

I don’t often comment on youtube videos, but it’s so relieving to know you are safe. I hope you enjoy your time in Georgia however long it turns out to be.

[@jaygreer7430]

I’m so glad you’re finally out! You’ve been talking about moving to Georgia for a while now. I was beginning to worry that you were staying too long in Russia and possibly creating an unsafe situation for yourself. I’m so happy you finally did it! I’m looking forward to hearing updates in your future videos. Best wishes to you!

[@swagmundfreud666]

My great grandfather fled Ukraine for Canada in 1920 to escape the civil war and being forced into the Bolshevik army. He was 18. I'm 18 right now, I've seen photos of him from that time he looked just like me at this age. I haven't even left my hometown of Calgary, Alberta for more than a month before. Could never imagine just having to pick up everything and start a new life in some random country across the ocean at this time.

[@joelpichette]

just imagine packing everything and moving to newfoundland or montreal, same country but 30+ hours away.

[@rodrigojds]

it really isn't that complicated.

[@deefamilyfilms5100]

It is simple to imagine ,if you watch titanic, now this movie is my life,i hope for a life boat though)))

[@crystalbluepersuasion1027]

The old man that used to come haul our trash to the dump was born in Russia. His parents fled Russia to come to the U.S. and they both died on the way. He was an orphaned boy, alone, in a new country so they put him on an orphan train and sent him out here to an orphanage on the Nebraska prairie where he grew up and lived out his life. I thought that was so sad but he was always cheerful and smiling.

[@cheryk2927]

воодушевляет на переезд )))

[@clanofthemine9483]

Welcome to the West

[@IvorMektin1701]

The History Guy has a video on the Orphan Trains, the ending is very touching.

[@crystalbluepersuasion1027]

@@IvorMektin1701 Thank you. I’m gonna look that up and watch it.

[@shuffman8094]

Did he leave the Soviet Union or Russia?

[@papabear4040]

I had a Russian friend who drove me through Belarus into Poland. When we crossed the border into Poland, he exclaimed "freedom." He really felt it.

[@maestro6458]

IS there some kind of separate body to puvuvstvovat freedom? How to feel or measure it?

[@kasiabarszczyk9970]

So happy to hear that crossing the border to my country feels like freedom and you can be sheltered here. Hope we treat you well here in Poland :)

[@simon8904]

Why Poland still allows Russians in is beyond me. They should be permanently banned to not allow Russia to claim that they should be “rescued” from oppression.

[@MilanDrazic]

it's because of the stereotypes that stupid westerners have. you just don't understand that humor. 😂

[@ivankadoida129]

Соевый куколд твой знакомый,

[@mikevogler4923]

Natasha, I am so very happy and excited for you! I have been on pins and needles worried for you since you first mentioned that you would be leaving Russia. What a relief! Now starts the next chapter in your wonderful life and I look forward along with the rest of us on here to support you along the way! You are an amazing inspiration, my friend. My prayers and blessings to you always.

[@miltonkiller707]

You're so happy that she'll end up in the west? Don't you think you should warn her? Perhaps someone should tell her about jumping out of the frying pan, into the fire.

[@isee9273]

Hi Natasha, I’ve been bingeing on your wonderful videos since one popped up in my KZbin feed. I’m so relieved that you left Russia and hope that you are safe and well. From 61 yr old Australian mother❤🙏🏼🇦🇺

[@isee9273]

@@myvictory8294 you're welcome to your opinion based on your beliefs, as I am.

[@user-co4ke8tf7]

Вы шутите? У этих молодых людей нет никаких причин бежать из лучшей страны мира - России. Никаких. Только одна! На деньги Сороса про американские СМИ засрали мозги многим людям, которые перестали думать сами. Не слушайте никого! Слушайте Путина напрямую и вы все поймёте. Ну, а Наташе я желаю никогда не возвращаться в Великую Россию. Нам такие предатели не нужны.Привет из Москвы

[@NikiProshin]

In August I traveled from Russia to Georgia, by land. That was a ridiculous experience of crossing Russian border (the customs asked me a lot of personal questions) and easy Georgian border (literally just "welcome to Georgia"). Glad you've made it to Georgia, Natasha! Tbilisi is a fun place to explore

[@maxibon7556]

please stay there and dont return to russia - we russians dont want you here. russia is for proud and patriotic people, not traitors and embarrassing people.

[@KytexEdits]

Are you staying for a long time? It's funny now because so many of the Russian KZbinr (in english at least like NFKRZ, you, Natasha, etc) have moved to Georgia.

[@shable1436]

Do you worry about them pulling KZbin offline there?

[@1ACL]

Niki has not moved I dont think.

[@ArthurD]

Funny, I crossed the border too but in June, 19. No questions asked. At all. On neither of two border controls.

[@alandickerson3379]

Congratulations, Natasha, on making your way to Georgia!! I am anxious to hear of all your adventures there! Have a happy new week!!

[@markp448]

Natasha, I wish you strength and resilience in your journey.

[@BruceHoult]

Well done to leave. I'm only surprised it took so long. Where can you go from Baku? I had only one guess ... and I recognised Zack's voice before we saw him, which only confirmed the answer. When I was waiting for a USA H-1B visa after my similar Russian work visa ended (in 2018) I considered resting in Georgia, as it is maybe the only country in the world where I could visit for 12 months without a visa. In the end I spent just less than 6 months at home in NZ (less, so as not to regain tax residency), and then five months in Fiji. Russians also can be four months in Fiji without a visa by the way -- and you only have to leave for a day or two and return to get another four months.

[@potuashok]

If and when you visit Russia, i am sure that immediately You will be shocked to kow how fake these youtubers are . She is doing so just to get support . Russia and Russians are beautiful . I too live and work in Russia . So i am shocked to see how She is fooling you with untrue information . in the beginning she made normal videos . but didn't get support like now . Usually Americans and English audience are generous to help . so she decided to " play for English audience " . but its sad to see even an educated person can't differentiate between good and fake youtubers . But for example, When you watch " Russian plus , Real Russia, Baklykov live , you will quickly understand that how fake she is .

[@BruceHoult]

@@potuashok mate, I've lived in Russia relatively recently (2015-2018) and I traveled to villages and smaller cities, not only Moscow and St Petersburg. What Natasha shows looks more than fair to me.

[@potuashok]

@@BruceHoult it's ok 👍 she can say anything that she wants because it's her channel

[@brentgarbett5306]

And she doesn't have to worry about getting arrested.

[@ercost60]

How wonderful for you to get out and start a new life. Your English is excellent, you will do very well wherever you go!

[@upstating]

Your tenacity is commendable. Take care of yourself, and our thoughts are with you.

[@user-ve9tu5rv6e]

@tj ward grow up

[@badmonkey2222]

@tj ward as well she should.

[@computerengineering390]

@tj ward she is distancing herself from ideas that doesn't represent her. She is not obliged to follow any ideia that she doesn't agree. Would you follow every ideia that doesn't represent you just because a statesman wants? I doubt it. It could be a politician from a different side of your beliefs.

[@tony001212]

@@wonderlander and your point is ? lol fucking propaganda, you guys are shameless.

[@badmonkey2222]

@@computerengineering390 where are you getting this idea that she's going to be in any different situation there did you forget that George is a puppet state of Russia that has to answer to Putin? Did you forget the war Georgia is not independent of Russia. And her like many other Russians running away and turning their head and ignoring it is why they're in the situation they are now.

[@TaipanTex]

Part of me is very sad seeing you have to leave your home and family behind because of the political situation in Russia. But then part of me is very happy to see that you can start a new adventure in Georgia and perhaps find your life long path in the new country where you have arrived by fate. I wish you happiness!

[@dandywoods8499]

He didn't flee to Georgia, but to Azerbaijan/Baku!

[@danijelamali8467]

I'm throwing up every time when an Anglo-saxon man is mentioning the ''political situation in Russia'' in a negative way.

[@mehrschwein7378]

@@danijelamali8467 how is it positive tho, lol. literally trying to kill the international bonds and returning to imperialism by direspecting borders and murdering 10s of thousands. currently they are the most harmful country in the world. They are focusing on thier allies china(well, half ally), north korea and iran. how is that lineup good in any way?

[@dandywoods8499]

@@danijelamali8467 The political situation in Russia is not only negative, but catastrophic! Putin and his vassals will soon be history and that's a good thing! And please don't puke again! 😂🤣

[@crimsonhunter]

@@dandywoods8499 Who is 'he'? lol And good for him.

[@PlasticMacele]

For what it's worth, I'm honestly very proud of you. It takes incredible courage to just take the plunge into a completely new life. I'm pulling for you! Freedom is priceless.

[@philippedefague3835]

It doesn't take lots of courage to leave a place you don't like to live in a place that you prefer. It's the opposite of courage, it's cowardice and irresponsibility.

[@beachbum77979]

Yes. Freedom is priceless. And freedom is not free...I hope Natasha's friend Alena is also experiencing more freedom, less depressed. I'd really like to see smiles on their faces again...

[@asofiajaramillo5751]

@@philippedefague3835 irresponsibility and cowardice for what?

[@GTasOz]

@@philippedefague3835 Written from the (in your case where) safety of not knowing what the average young Russian has had forced on them. Distortion at the highest level, removal of all the things that mark a world view person's world. Nearly 200000 young disaffected folk have plucked up the courage to leave their country to seek freedom and a better life elsewhere. It is Russia's loss and our gain in most cases. At least they will have the nouse to see through the Murdoch Media spouting crap. Good luck to this remarkable young lady.

[@stevemcgowen]

@@philippedefague3835 Who the F would voluntarily live in Mordor, or travel there for any reason other than destroying the ring? It's a backwards s-hole full of Neanderthals who aren't fit to be part of the world. Most Ruzzians are delusional and think the war is some grande, imperial beginning, where they will rule Europe and be wealthy, when the reality is Ruzzia will resemble N. Korea within a generation. Russians like Natasha are few and far between, not the norm...

[@fmdj]

Finally free! So happy for you Natasha!! Congratulations!

[@mihaitmf]

I loved how you said "when you are scared, you try to attack first". That's very true. I'm so happy for you that you finally managed to leave! Hope you will feel better and settle quickly in the new location!

[@ReeseL4D]

Ha! I am not scared.

[@kossikundji8196]

Pr Poutin Said the same and he did it but you are not happy 🤷

[@anri577]

@@kossikundji8196 i know right

[@myHandle8374]

Nobody was attacking her, all she had to do is respectfully answer the border official's questions, just as she would have to in any other country. The only reason they decided to ask more questions is because she came across as rude and combative. You would get the same results in any country.

[@TheMilwaukieDan]

Ohhh Natasha, thus is sad and wonderful at the same time. Leaving home is always extremely difficult. I hope you have a friend with you while traveling And to settle in with. Just know and trust your gut feelings. Be proud of your choice and decision for change. As an intelligent and healthy young woman….. you will do well and be successful.

[@arathortizs28445]

my God, this Natasha of yours is such a clown) She is so stubbornly building an innocent victim of some kind of gulag... and at the same time, I don't understand, do you really take her seriously, or are you trolling her? Because I can see that she's just fooling you. She has all the content built on hatred of Russia and I don't understand what's interesting to watch it? Yes, everything is very bad in Putin's Russia. But to build a KZbin channel only on this.... well, it's kind of dumb. If you don't like it, try to change it! Put the camera aside and try to benefit society. And what about her? Nothing does. Oh, screw her.

[@BlacktulipSF]

people, she is identified as a member of a russian state Stratcom team intended to influence you regarding your opinions about russia, the invasion or sanctions. Dont pay her, you are supporting a regime of war criminals.

[@Thickcurves]

Absolutely, she is brave though and it's inspiring :)

[@rockhard9369]

We all care for her and wish her the best

[@alexputnikovic5989]

If Russia is GULAG please dont back...stay there in free and decadent world...

[@PiscatorLager]

You did it! So happy for you! ♥

[@alarabi98]

Oh shit Piscator

[@melindabooth9806]

Brand new American subscriber here, I “met” you in one of Niki’s videos. (I was a new sub to his videos as well). I’m so happy that you made it out too! Stay safe and stay strong!

[@CrazyMattLine]

Well done, this is a difficult and brave thing you've done! Hope you're happy where you are now, i'm looking forward to all the Georgia content!

[@presspound7358]

We all felt a sense of relief to see you arrive in Tbilisi. You are young … you got away… your future is ahead of you. Run free and prosper. Cheers 🥂 🇨🇦

[@rick-be]

I thank God every day that I was born in the USA.

[@Dragon-gl1rw]

Lol, prosper.

[@winthisone]

@@rick-be Most Americans do not know how lucky they are... The biggest struggle they endure is waiting in their air conditioned car at the Starbucks drive thru..

[@behindthen0thing525]

Tbilisi is great

[@somerandomvertebrate9262]

Got away from what? Russia has better future prospects than anywhere in the West.

[@toddburgess5056]

I am so incredibly proud of you, Natasha! Leaving your home town, let alone your Country is a huge deal. Wishing you the very best on your new life, and adventure. Roman is also in Georgia, but you probably already know that, haven't seen you two do a collaboration before.

[@eduardosotelo4663]

Proud? A lot of Ukrainians and Russians are going to other countries to have better jobs.

[@normanmerrill1241]

I had not seen your videos since the Ukrainian war. I am so happy to know you’re safe…just as beautiful as ever…stay safe and happy..

[@hendrimike08]

i'm a complete stranger to you, and i've said this before...you are one of my heroes! you are so strong and there are so many people very proud of you. thank you for documenting this part of your life. well done and enjoy your new home!

[@APlusRussian]

Natasha!! I knew from elsewhere that you got out, but it's great to hear it from YOU now. Wishing you all the best and can't wait to hear about your NEW adventures 🤍💙🤍

[@Hardie_Boi]

That flag you got there...wow...such a sell out.

[@MrLarrythehacker]

Congratulations on leaving Russia and finding a better life for yourself in a free state. My best wishes for your future in Georgia.

[@TexasRanger-1]

georgia is a free state?

[@brucybabyy7355]

I don't know if congrats are in order she is leaving under circumstances out of her control

[@dolce_vita]

Russia is more free than America. This girl is making a hype on Russia being not a free country.

[@dnmurphy48]

@@brucybabyy7355 Not really true. She could have kept quiet and stayed, she would have come to no harm. She made her own choice to leave for her own reasons.

[@janphilipp86]

Georgia has "Trio Mandili". So Georgia is AWESOME xD

[@ORMONDROPON]

Wow you have really good timing! It is one of the best talents a person can have.

[@Taker02]

My experience leaving Venezuela was the same... Corrupt officers asking you to see your phone, being afraid of them refusing to let you go, not being able to buy anything because your cards doesn't work and feeling less than others because of that.

[@bobbysierraVlogs]

😂

[@ike212111]

Why Venezuelans voted for Chaves back in 2000? Could people not see what was coming? I wish you the best whenever you are!

[@Imonetone]

I left Venezuela in 2007 and CADIVI wouldn't sell me USD, so I had to rely on el mercado negro (la GNB). They gave me $300 USD for 1,500,000 Bs. :(

[@juandiegovalverde1982]

Yo dejé Venezuela a pie, a través de la frontera con Colombia. Llevaba dólares en efectivo que cambié a pesos.

[@Kahez]

@@ike212111 you are very naive if you are suprised that people can get so easly manipulated by dictactors, I mean, look at America and the Trump cult.

[@lowellaguno]

Natasha, wishing you all the best in your continuing adventures in Georgia and wherever else your road in life takes you. Looking forward to your future videos.

[@audiogear474]

That was a scary situation at airport-glad you made it out of there. I also live in Georgia but the US version. Please keep us updated and stay safe Natasha you are still in my prayers.

[@Josh4x4]

I am freaking excited for whatever you put out next - and I’m soooo happy you are free!

[@stevegfromnc3482]

I am sure I speak for thousands (something I almost never say) when I say I am so happy and relieved that you were able to leave and that you are safe in Georgia 🇬🇪 ❤️.

[@simonroberts7891]

It's worth pointing out that in most Western democracies you would *never* be asked why you are leaving the country only why you are entering it. Georgia looks lovely, enjoy your new life.

[@smileygladhands]

Yet....

[@GnosticAtheist]

If I was asked that I would say it is because I am the ressurected bin Laden is disguise. I would also ask for the officers name and number for my complaint. I would go full Karen on that situaiton.

[@jrmbb2320]

I'm French and I travel quiet often. From my experience, in "western democracies" airport security don't ask why you are leaving the country, but they want to know why you are boarding a plane. Especialy when the country is at war, or when you take a plane to the U.S. (in fact, in most airports I know you're supposed to be at the airport 1 hour in advance for a domestic flight, 2 hours for an international flight, and 3 hours for a US bound flight).

[@chandlerbingbong]

I'm in the UK, and been asked why I'm flying out a few times.

[@DisgruntledArtist]

Uh... I mean they usually ask business or pleasure and some perfunctory stuff like that.

[@willnfact]

I am so glad you got out and proud of you. Be safe, Natasha.

[@rashone2879]

Georgia is right next door to Russia. She left her family which she can do because she’s so young. She seems to get along well without needing a job, so that’s an advantage. I used to really like her videos showing the Far East of Russia. It was so interesting. I do t see her as a big victim, a bit of drama, but whatever.

[@1ACL]

Shes not a victim because she got out! Russia sucks!

[@slimhope1]

Into the communist despotic EU?, yeah, she is going to be very disappointed.

[@va5715]

Proud of what exactly?

[@dolce_vita]

Proud of her bitching her country, is that right?

[@shermoore1693]

Well done! Good luck and keep us updated. Thanks so.much for your videos. Hugs

[@jonthebru]

A moment many of us have been waiting for. A lot of people have love and respect for you! Keep going!

[@Dogsnark]

I’m relieved you finally made the break and got out of Russia. I believe I heard that Georgia had begun to limit the number of Russians admitted. Well, I’m glad you made it, and I wish you the best in this new chapter of your life.

[@andreasniedam9945]

They do, which is more than understandable. There seems to be a huge Russian minority there and since a) they didn't even fight for their own state and let Putin have free reign, because most of what Russians do is flee and complain that "not everyone is like that" b) having a large russian minority seems to be a big reason for getting invaded to "protect their needs"; so, as a state, having many russians living inside your borders is like a jackpot in having only problems facing your future and no actual help to expect from them.

[@va5715]

She put herself at higher risk by going to georgia as Russian as opposed to actually staying in Russia. Mark my words, I give her 2 months max before she comes back lol

[@yedidyah-jedshlomoh1533]

@@va5715 Why would anyone go back to hades. You live in a country where Stain who killed over 100 million people is still a national hero.

[@fynnschumann7661]

@@va5715 No I have ultra patriotic Georgian friends and they still welcome Russians moving to Georgia for ideological reasons or because their lives are threatened.

[@va5715]

@@yedidyah-jedshlomoh1533 I reckon Stalin actually killed 600 million. And how do you know where I live? Also what is hades?

[@FigureNastics]

I know this had to be a hard decision. I give you so much credit for taking this leap of faith! I'm very happy for you as you will no longer have to deal with such oppression! Stay safe! Sending nothing but happy and healthy vibes your way! :)

[@LeeKirkman88]

All the Best for the Future, regards from the UK

[@ropolito1980]

Yes girl! I’m so happy you’re free and safe and that nothing happened. I understand you. It’s intimidating to travel. Can’t wait to explore Georgia with you via your videos

[@ChrisHillASMR]

Outside gov send random or the goergian cops to capture people for them. Ur not safe until people don't know where u even are.

[@raucapina]

Free and safe 😂😂😂

[@Ggliddy34]

I am glad to see that Zack the Russian met you in Tbilisi. I hope that Georgia provides you with happiness and everything else that you desire. Good luck, Natasha! 🙂

[@danoneall4013]

You do realize Georgia 🇬🇪 started the war against Russia 🇷🇺 some years back.

[@otardjakeli9581]

@@danoneall4013 russia if occupying Georgia. Look at a map, just check the difference beetwen the two countries, how could you think that a 3million people country attacked russia ? So responding to intensive shelling and trying to defend ourselves in not a crime.

[@otardjakeli9581]

@@danoneall4013 All countries around russia want nato and that's not nato who asked them to join, it's because as a country it has no word nor honor. Never respected any treaty. They want us as vassal, it's our right to be independent. Georgia has seen the birth and death of lot of empire. And from what it looks russia will explode quite soon like that diharea dugina and we will be still there :)

[@danoneall4013]

@@otardjakeli9581 - LoL Never did I say Georgia attacked Russia You're a certified dweeb who loves to project, assume & speculate. Let the adults talk about adult things. Go sit back down in the corner & listen. Dweeb

[@wai828]

@@danoneall4013 Good old Russian propaganda. Amusing how many similarities there are between Georgia and Ukraine when it comes to its relation to Russia imperialism.

[@inesmenge1741]

Dear Natasha, How brave of you to finally make this step! I wish you all the best for your future abroad, but also that things will change towards the better and that there will be a safe and happy return to your home country one day. Make good experiences, new friends and don’t loose your positivity. Thinking of you.

[@Truffle_Young_Jr]

She'll end up doing washing-up in some fast food restautant. Life abroad ain't easy. No free health care. Plus, standard of living could be even worse than in Russia.

[@donallen8414]

@@Truffle_Young_Jr It could also be much better. For example for mental health if you don't have to watch Poutinos every day in the media 😊

[@MightyJustas]

Running away is the easiest. Fighting the regime that is terrorising the whole world is not. People should not run away. They should fight.

[@manjelos]

@@MightyJustas So fight and land up 10 years in prison somewhere in Siberia together with all gopniks

[@silversurfermusicco5263]

@@MightyJustas so simple eh

[@TheEuroNomadic]

Take care Love. Hope for better times and see you smile.

[@thepoet73]

I'm so glad you left Russia and started a new chapter in your life my Mom and I were really worried about you.

[@LivWonce]

Although I don't know you personally, I feel a sense of relief seeing Russian KZbinrs make it to outside countries. I hope you share how you establish your banking and financial needs in Georgia. I'm sure other Russians can benefit from your experiences. I hope you have a wonderful experience in Georgia. Good Luck from NY, US.

[@yfelwulf]

Georgia is trying to Rob Russian citizens

[@danijelamali8467]

Americans who opposing the bloody war crimes caused by their government can also benefit.

[@abcdedfg8340]

It must be almost a relief to leave the current climate in russia. Must be stressful.

[@piked261]

These are all middle class intellectuals who have the means to leave Russia and will not be missed

[@Corazon-y5k]

@@piked261 it's not true, the hipsters with a relatively average income mostly go to Georgia. Rich traitors with above-average incomes go either to the USA or Western Europe.

[@Needacreate]

Wow. You finally did it, Natasha! There will be pains and setbacks, but now you can start working for your future. And ultimately someone like you will thrive. Stay safe, by all means.

[@dolce_vita]

Marc, it only takes the money to travel. Not courage ))). I am a traveller myself. Never thought i was doing anything special by crossing the Russian borders. I live in Vladivostok.

[@williamyoung9401]

And when the Revolution finally happens, I hope you can return as a leader!

[@Needacreate]

@@dolce_vita Yeah, somehow, for no particular reason, I don't have to fear interrogations when I travel from my country.

[@dolce_vita]

@@Needacreate I have travelled abroad dozens of times. It is the first time that I hear this kind of stuff from her.

[@stevenbest6408]

Hi Natasha! I was just watching Niki Proshin's latest vlog from Istanbul where he has just arrived. He mentions how you helped him with your phone number. I want to add a big Thank You for doing this. It is wonderful of you to help him out. Like everyone else, I believed that he would remain in St. Petersburg for much longer, but for his safety, I'm glad that he (and you!) left Russia when you did. Almost all of my Russian vloggers have left Russia, or are trying to do so. (Crazy) Sergey has turned up in Mongolia, and you're in Georgia. Wow! Such a huge exodus. Be careful and be safe! Cheers from Texas.

[@joftoronto]

I one hundred per cent affirm your thanks to Natasha for helping Niki. I will be interested in hearing from Natasha in her next video how she is adjusting to life in her new country and city. I wonder what impact she thinks the 10s of thousands of young Russian men fleeing conscription in Russia will have on her and other Russians who arrived earlier and for more ideological reasons opposing the war. I'm sure there are some of those in the new arrivals but a lot are fleeing sacrificing themselves in a pointless war, which I understand, but some were mouthing support for the war until they actually were called up to participate and lose their life. Will she help some of them become adjusted to their new city and life? Is she helping others, like Niki, escape? How does she think Georgians will react to the Russian draft dodgers. I saw some protests at the border and they didn't look too happy at the Russians streaming in.

[@baconatorrodriguez4651]

Fantastic! Thank you, Natasha! Even though some people call Niki a deserter and coward and his fame will get him in trouble, at least he's safe (took him a while to finally listen, but glad he did).

[@happyexpat3744]

Yes. I just saw that video...detailed video...and I am glad he has left. Istanbul is gorgeous and a more different culture than that of European Russia would be difficult to find. Let us all hope that the safety of these young and courageous people remains that way. How stressful but liberating at the same time.

[@P6-Orion]

Natasza make a video with Mariupol. Show the bodies of tortured and raped Ukrainians.

[@rbgerald2469]

Konstantin (Inside Russia) has also left Russia for Uzbekistan, along with his family as well.

[@badgerknight5263]

i'm happy you made it safely out of russia! so excited to see you in georgia, you genuinely sounded like you had already had a weight lifted off your shoulders. i'm looking forward to seeing how your adventure in this beautiful country goes, and seeing you return to wholesome happy travel videos instead of the more depressing but important videos on all the bad things happening in russia. georgia is a fascinating country and i look forward to seeing you show it off!

[@abcdefg216]

One good and interesting thing about this horrible situation with Ukraine is that I/we also get alot of info about (atleast for me, and I think for alot of english-speakers/non russian/ukrainian speaking ppl) alot of really nice places I have never really knew anything about before! When all this is over Im really looking forward to visit alot of new places I did not know existed before.

[@bachelor3846]

Yes, she is funny actress) She made kind of show of usual process of emigration. 😂

[@wes11bravo]

It's very uncharacteristic of me to watch a channel like yours, yet you've hooked me! I've been fascinated with the content you've produced these past few years. Hearing that you are in Georgia, and that you are a little bit less restricted on the work you do for us, is great news! I am looking forward to seeing how life unfolds for you, Natasha. All the best from Pittsburgh USA.

[@scottboelke4391]

Harrisburg in da Haus!

[@blancacordero3998]

Hi Natasha! I’m so happy to hear that you have decided to take the leap into this new chapter in your life. I wish you good luck and all the best that life has to offer in this world. I hope this is the beginning of a new life filled with peace and joy and freedom of expression for you. I’m so excited to see how this new freedom will allow you to grow and create. And, also, I think your response to the airport employee was an obvious and normal reaction because you were already nervous and anxious about your trip, so your guard may have been up and instinctively were defensive when questioned . I think it would have been different and expected if airport personnel questioned you like that on your way INTO the country and not on the way out. Sending good vibes your way.

[@andymark89]

I AM SO SO SOOOOOO HAPPY TO SEE YOU SAFE AND SOUND! WISH YOU ALL THE BEST!

[@axelborg7744]

It sounds like you have joined a great tradition, the Russian émigré, a Russian who loves Russia but for ideological reasons has been compelled to leave. I will continue to follow your channel to hear thoughts and observations about your ongoing journey.

[@brucemckean2848]

I gave this thumbs up but, no, not enough: being a Russian émigré has a long and honourable history and you have joined that story.

[@agustinenzoa4447]

Nothing to be proud of. Its the country they created. Nothing honourable about being russian.

[@tsubadaikhan6332]

Go back a couple hundred years and Irelands greatest export was people. I think the Philippines, Indonesia and Pakistan are also doing it now...

[@philippedefague3835]

How is running away from your problems and taking them elsewhere (lots of Russian Jews set up communist groups in the US for example which are now encouraging anti police rioting), a "great" thing?

[@tsubadaikhan6332]

@@philippedefague3835 You're worried about 'Communist Jews'? Shouldn't you be watching Alex Jones's Channel? The conspiracies there probably suit you better. You could worry about he Lizard People making Frogs Gay with Chemtrails...

[@cfc1001001cfc]

Greetings from me from Atlanta, Georgia to you in Tiblisi, Georgia...I'm so glad you were able to make it out of Russia safely! Looking forward to your upcoming videos. :)

[@СергейКарташков-э9ъ]

...из борделя :)) Хотя не смешно: я сочувствую Украинкам, которые теперь массово попали в западлячьи бордели.

[@JoSchu2]

@@СергейКарташков-э9ъ Disturbing, if true. What are your sources?

[@Cairol58]

@@СергейКарташков-э9ъ What about you my dear Putin lover? Maybe you would love to end up in one of his brothels 🤣...

[@bogdanionescu3337]

@@JoSchu2 the orc brain daily

[@Roccinante]

@@JoSchu2 It's not true, the guy comments such stuff on every KZbin, Twitter and reddit. Don't check his reddit, guy is evil and has mental issues lol

[@hmuench64]

Dear Natasha, I am glad to hear that you are safe and out of Russia. On the other side I am very sad for your country. Young,intelligent and open minded people like you would be the foundation for a better future for Russia. Greetings from Germany

[@manager4409]

Germans are being replaced by Arabs and Muslims in your own country. I don't think Russia is the problem

[@xylogeist91]

wtf???

[@TamiyaPhilippW]

@@xylogeist91 wtf

[@chiranjivjena1134]

@@TamiyaPhilippW everybody...wtf ??🤣

[@metrowarp]

Why is everybody wtfing?

[@jjbigfoot9077]

Wishing you all the best for your future in Georgia! Cheers from Indiana, US of A.

[@danielgrant9213]

NFKRZ has done some travel videos in Georgia, and honestly, he made me want to visit the country myself. I'm glad you got the chance to move there for the next 6-12 months at least, and hope you enjoy your time there (it seems like you probably will). Wherever your adventures take you next, I wish you well from the States.

[@bearpawz_]

I'm not sure if Natasha has personally met Roman (NFKRZ), but if it wasn't for her... I would never know who he is. She mentioned him on at least one of her videos maybe a year or two ago when she discussed his outrageous success on KZbin. I watched this video making sure I didn't peak at one single comment first. I knew if I looked at the comments, I'd know where her final destination was without watching her video... 😄 After I watched it, I looked at the comments and YEP.. I would've known right off the bat!! LOL~ 😆 I really wish her well too. She deserves the freedom that this new journey in her life will bring!! 🥰 xoxo

[@toddburgess5056]

Roman seems to be doing really well and enjoying living in Georgia. Happy for them both.

[@bearpawz_]

@@toddburgess5056 You're right Todd!! 🥰 HAPPY for them too!!

[@potuashok]

If and when you visit Russia, i am sure that immediately You will be shocked to kow how fake these youtubers are . She is doing so just to get support . Russia and Russians are beautiful . I too live and work in Russia . So i am shocked to see how She is fooling you with untrue information . in the beginning she made normal videos . but didn't get support like now . Usually Americans and English audience are generous to help . so she decided to " play for English audience " . but its sad to see even an educated person can't differentiate between good and fake youtubers . But for example, When you watch " Russian plus , Real Russia, Baklykov live , you will quickly understand that how fake she is .

[@johnbayton9200]

I'm so proud and pleased that you have entered this new phase in your life. I think that this is the best content that you have ever made, plus Thank Goodness Zack is there to help guide you in this transition. I hope that you settle in quickly and Enjoy your new life.

[@gdclemo]

I am glad you have reached a place where you have the potential to be happy, Natasha. You are very brave. I know that moving to another country is always stressful and difficult so I wish you success to thrive. Stay safe and continue to shine and inspire others!

[@TheMilwaukieDan]

Natasha, thank you for these lists on leaving your mother country during these distressing and difficult times. We support you and your quest for freedom.

[@christianmiller1723]

I was SO relieved when I saw this video; I've been worried about you very much, along with all other people in the region. So glad to see that you are finally FREE!!!

[@SamsRussianAdventures]

The region being Russia?

[@dolce_vita]

No reason to worry about us living here in Vladivostok. The girl is making a hype on the theme that Russia is a barbaric state. Do not be silly.

[@vworld5879]

@@dolce_vita Russia has only been doing shit lately, in fact it always has. As long as the dictator is not overthrown, it will continue to be that way.

[@dolce_vita]

@@vworld5879 I am talking only about myself and the people I know. I am completely off any politics. I am quite comfortable to live here. I love the city Vladivostok and i do not hype on the "dictator" theme like she does. I have always been all right here througout all my life. No reason to complain.

[@SamsRussianAdventures]

@@dolce_vita I’m sure she’ll continue from Georgia!

[@mikrobi79]

Tbilisi is a magnificent city and has a very special atmosphere, I can't wait to get back there! I hope you'll enjoy it despite the circumstances. Georgia is a beautiful country with great people, the food is awesome, and their landscapes are breathtaking.

[@Nikioko]

I have been to Georgia and Tbilisi three years ago, before the COVID-19 pandemic started. Great country. Beautiful monasteries, great food (Khinkali 😍) and great wine (Saperavi).

[@beisiknikneimas]

I agree 100%

[@russvet]

Хорошая поговорка - не путайте туризм с эмиграцией.

[@mikrobi79]

@@russvet no I'm not mixing tourism with emmigration - but Natasha is a smart young lady who will make the best of it - I'm sure she'll find her happiness there, and hopefully the russians will wake up and chase the crazy botox tyrant away one day.

[@russvet]

@@mikrobi79 Natasha is looking for a propblem on her ass. It is not smart. But it is her own solution.

[@Cpgreene7]

This the video I’ve been wanting to see for months! I’ve really been worried about you! Hoping every day that you would be able to get out of Russia! I’m a big fan of yours and now I can finally relax knowing you’re ok❣️❣️❣️

[@miguelgareis1099]

Great job! So glad you got out

[@diane9247]

Yay - you did it! Congratulations, Natasha, I'm proud of your courage. I can't wait to see how your life in Georgia goes.

[@maey8456]

hello Natasha! I'm Natalia from Poland and just randomly discovered your YT channel. I must say I wish you all the best in your new adventure. Hope you'll find your safe place somewhere, far far away from the regime.

[@bkbuxtewilli6368]

Have a great time in Georgia, it is a wonderful country with wonderful people. Take Care! All the best to you!!!

[@GwynBleys]

How many Georgians do you know? Georgians still think its OK to murder a guy that slept with your daughter and didnt marry her lol

[@dvdschaub]

Good for you! You will not regret it.

[@AIPilot-Boda]

Congratulations on making it to Georgia. I hope everything goes well for you while you’re there.

[@joanjones5004]

Omg…I’m so happy and proud of you Nat 🎉❤!! The best is yet to come for you and big thanks to Zack for meeting you !! This is just the best news !!😊

[@josephosowski5036]

I’m so sorry that you had to leave your home and country, but I fully understand the reason for it. I thoroughly enjoy your videos and find them very interesting and even entertaining. I’m glad you were able to meet up with Zac. Best wishes on your new adventures!

[@annaturupi6845]

Glad to see you are safe Natasha! Greetings fro the Netherlands

[@spacemanspiff3052]

Natasha, I’m so excited for you and your new life’s adventure. It was also so good to see you hanging with Zack, I’ve watched many of his videos since you’ve introduced him and I find him very admirable and courageous. I wish you all the best and look forward to seeing future videos as you explore Tabilisi and the rest of Georgia!!!

[@steves7013]

Hi Natasha, All your videos are relevant. They are a record of your journey. In distance alone you have travelled more than a lot of people travel in a lifetime! Take care & stay safe 🇬🇧

[@DStewart2022]

I'm so happy and glad that you were confident enough to travel outside the country. Best wishes to you as you start this new chapter in your story.

[@eQuariuz]

She's travelled all over the USA already. She's not new to travel.

[@DStewart2022]

@@eQuariuz I apologize for my phrasing being misinterpreted. I am well aware of her travels. My intent was that I'm happy she is out of the country at this exact time. I can think of no better time to travel "outside" of Russia.

[@MMUS_23]

You are a beautiful soul, im pretty sure you are protected wherever you go🙏🏼✨ still take lots of care and enjoy!!! 🎉❤

[@megsullivan]

I've been following your channel for over a year now and I'm glad you're safe! It takes a lot of courage to do what you've done.

[@dolce_vita]

Hi Meg, I travel a lot from Russia. Never thought it took me a lot of courage to travel ))). Just the money. Pop in to see my channel.

[@williamyoung9401]

I must admit, I laughed at this. Tragically funny... (5:20)

[@MrMonita9999]

You go girl! Best wishes from Poland ❤

[@freddiethompson58]

Bye! Bye! Natasha, Russia won't miss you!

[@russoul575]

Welcome to the sanctuary of remote workers from Eastern Slavic countries, Natasha :) I left Moscow in April myself, living in Tbilisi now. Huge thanks to Georgian people for their hospitality and tolerance toward the flood of people coming in since the war started! Thanks for letting us stay for so long!

[@billholemo2518]

Natasha, you are young. I'm happy you got to Georgia!! Put the past behind you. The Adventures of Natasha, are just Beginning!! Thrilling!!

[@bron-sconcess.10]

That was tough; but you did it and you were kind about the motives of Airport Control. Could drive the sanest person a little crazy, eh? A new adventure, Natasha! Well done.

[@jacksteven781]

that was tough? what a joke.... you know what is tough? facing 15 years in prison for standing up for what you think is right...| WOW RUNNING AWAY FROM YOUR PROBLEMS AND FASCIST LEADERS, SO BRAVE, SO STRONG. RUNNING AWAY IS REALLY THE BRAVEST THING SOMEBODY CAN DO. psh millennials

[@Hawky2947]

​@@jacksteven781 They get many days of freedom to live. Some people just prefer that to being the minority with no future (jail, execution, deportation to inhospitable Siberia or gulags) in a country with no hope as many people eat pro-Kremlin lies than the hard truth (which is also escapism).

[@FalkiPL]

It's definitely a sad thing to leave the home country, but it's a reminder to all of us - we can be left in a very unfortunate position because of the politics. Sometimes it seems so distant, but eventually it has significant impact on every individual. Stay strong, Natasha, be independent, keep doing what is best for you!

[@smek22071975]

when you live in our country, this video would have been stupid. people praising you is stupid. the world needs to no that we are the same and stop making war. there will be a time that humanitie needs to get of this planet and we will need to work together. SO STOP THIS SHIT

[@sanbox_serenity]

War is not only politics, it's hundreds of thousands human lives taken intentionally

[@bobpadok5331]

Obama jailed 10k people during occupy wall street...assange is poisoned...Natasha still treated quite well compared to some other folks.

[@AvanaVana]

@ihor exactly, I came here to say the same thing. This isn’t mere “politics”, it’s pure physical destruction and horror. It’s thousands of people being killed, maimed, raped, tortured, and disenfranchised. These horrors are perpetrated by hundreds of thousands of Russian soldiers and supported by millions of every day Russian people.

[@josefschiltz2192]

You are both correct.

[@ctafrance]

Well, we were all WAITING for you to do this. So, I am glad you finally got it done. Wishing you every good thing as you start this new adventure in your life, Natasha.

[@joancramer7484]

Bless you, Natasha, from California. What a brave young woman you are.

[@bryndrson8289]

I am sad for her. I understand the reason for leaving, but moving from home is hard. That took courage.

[@MightyJustas]

No it didnt take courage. Staying and fighting degenerate regime takes courage.

[@boop4801]

@@MightyJustas It'd be even more courageous to go over to Russia and fight a degenerate regime...right?

[@paulgovor]

@@MightyJustas Degenerate? Don't get me started how degenerate American society is lmao - coming from a person who lives in US

[@danielrobertson2154]

Why did she leave? Is she gay or something?

[@MrBrockHeinz]

Seems like so many of the English-speaking Russian KZbinrs are making their way to Georgia. I hope you guys do a meetup at some point. It will be a heck of a lot easier to meet than it would be in big ass Russia 😜

[@Daferpare]

Yep! I mean, there's many russians going to Georgia, period, especially younger people

[@stevemcgowen]

Not really anywhere else they can go. The list of countries accepting Ruzzians is pretty small and most are miserable places...

[@BelleDividends]

Georgia is one of the few countries accepting Russians... Which means they absorb the Russian tech braindrain.

[@soulharm5532]

@@stevemcgowen actually, there are better options, like Egypt, but I guess everyone's afraid of Arabs. Georgia is fed up with Russians unfortunately...

[@stevemcgowen]

@@soulharm5532 Well, Egypt is a s-hole. It's dirty, unsafe, extremely corrupt to the point police will shake you down. Even vloggers who travel the world won't go there anymore and have made videos as to why they will never go there again..

[@EdwardJordanTheOriginal]

Good luck in this new country. I couldn't imagine how terrifying yet exciting such a move could evoke

[@SelfTaughtArtist1]

NO SHIT. wow my friend. I’m so happy you enjoyed safe travels.

[@Aussie-Mocha]

Good on you !!! Everyone deserves to feel that freedom you have just found .

[@puma0085]

Your channel is new to me. The video just popped out in my recommendations all of a sudden. Wish you all the best in Georgia. Stay Safe. Greetings from Austria.

[@BabyPinkMonsoon]

I'm so very proud of you, Natasha! Leaving your home country and the only place you've ever known (especially in an oppressive regime like Russia) had to be extremely difficult both physically and mentally. I'm so glad you got out, and Georgia looks like a beautiful country! I hope things keep going your way cause you deserve it! :)

[@philippedefague3835]

All regimes are oppressive. How is Russian more oppressive than the USA or its ally Saudi Arabia?

[@adamantiuscloudcat1799]

What is opressive about russia? Name it.

[@DanielGalassi]

@@adamantiuscloudcat1799 No political dissent is actually allowed, freedom of opinion and expression is limited, no right to peaceful assembly if Putler doesn't like a demonstration... Want me to continue?

[@random_bigfoot_adventures]

@@adamantiuscloudcat1799 YOU CAN'T PROTEST AGAINST THE WAR.... YOU CAN'T EVEN SAY THERE IS A WAR.

[@thefarter6462]

@@random_bigfoot_adventures she had the other video with 1m views for 2 weeks, so it must be failing at being oppressive.

[@MixedUpSignals]

I have also been following Niki and Constantine since February. So pleased you have all managed to get out safely.

[@gordonhunter3769]

So nice to learn of your success in leaving Russia and starting a new phase of your life, Natasha. There will no doubt be pleasures and difficulties to overcome. Your courage will carry you through them!

[@iakona23]

Congratulations Natasha. 🎊 🎉 You have integrity and morality. You chose a beautiful country to visit. I am so happy that a talented young woman like you chose to join the cause of freedom.

[@brianeleighton]

In fairness to her, she has always been pretty vocal in her stance. Which is why so many of us were encouraging her to leave, we figured it was only a matter of time until she was arrested. It is good to see she is safer now and can express herself freely.

[@Tischa1994]

I'm sorry but the "cause of freedom" is not kiev sending Nazi death squads to east Ukraine, resulting in a 7 year long genocide of east Ukrainians.

[@iakona23]

@@Tischa1994 You pronounce total nonsense and lies, but I expect that from brainwashed Tankies and Vatniks like you 😂 😂!!!

[@bobdenk6944]

Natasha I am SO HAPPY for you. Look forward to seeing your future videos and traveling with you via KZbin. Health, happiness and a new life.

[@philipjones4829]

From the US. Natasha I am glad you are safe and in your new home. I hope you will have lots of informative videos talking with others - old and young - who left Russia. Their stories you bring out of them will not only be interesting and super informative, but you will be recording historically priceless records as well. Some of us here in the US are old enough to remember WW2 - the "Great War," where Russia - our then ally - lost over 27 million people. And now....what is happening there is so...so...sad. Take care there, wonderful young lady. I believe you have a great future ahead of you.

[@blendernoob2537]

И что же у нас такого печального происходит, можете ответить конкретно? 😂

[@v1tal1a]

@@blendernoob2537 Бессмысленная бесцельная смерть людей, как русских, так и украинцев

[@Parawingdelta2]

When I first emigrated from England to Australia in 1970, I worked alongside several Russian people (all related) who amongst others, had fled the soviet regime in the years after the war and lived in Nationalist China (Now Republic of China or Taiwan) before finally getting to places like Australia or America. Many adopted Polish sounding names to avoid discrimination. Coincidently, I finally became a 'naturalised' citizen of this country a few days ago and there were four Russian people at the same event. No doubt, we may see more. Best wishes for you in your new home.

[@Roccinante]

Russians were fine until Putin invaded, you know Russia is multicultural, eh?

[@Parawingdelta2]

@@Roccinante I suppose a lot of places are.

[@Bubblebathsandgummybears]

Wow sounds like you made it out just in time in the news we are hearing flights out of Russia are sold out

[@Sofia-jn6sy]

I must tell you it's a relief to see you out of there. I always saw your videos with interest and worry at the same time. So... all the best in this new adventure and keep us posted! 🌻

[@Lisa-ballcrusher]

Happy you got out in time Natasha! I've really enjoyed your videos and insight to Russian life. I hope things work out for you. Know that you have a strong fan base willing to help you if/whenever you need it🙂🙏

[@Lisa-ballcrusher]

@@myvictory8294 There is a real chance that soon Russians may not be able to leave at all, either because Russia closes a new "iron curtain" or more countries stop accepting Russian tourists. Just look at the mile long line of cars at the Georgian border.