I Visited the (World Famous) Russian Children's Railway

[@TravellingwithRussell]

This really was a very intersting day, I was told about this place by a Telegram Subscriber. They recommended it head out to this place to see how the Children run the railway system. It really was fascinating to see how much passion and excitement children have for the Russian Railway System. If you would like to join me on Telegram, and perhaps recommend a new place for me to discover and make a video about: t.me/travellingwithrussell Maybe you want to support the channel, buy me lunch or send me off on a new adventure? 💳 (Russian Bank Deposit) Sberbank: [phone] 💳 (Set up for Everyone) www.donationalerts.com/r/travelwithrusell

[@mrishka5]

There are Children's Railways in different cities of Russia. This was initially a Soviet project

[@shellbythesea12]

What a cool thing to give children to learn and actually do.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Absolutely. The passion of these children was amazing to see in person.

[@videsat]

The Children Railway in Yekaterinburg transfers passengers from one side of the huge Mayakovskogo park to another. Believe me it is very comfortable to take a train after a whole day on foot 😊 Also they operate real cars and locomotions that were used in the North and even in Sakhalin. Children's Railway is the second life for the old transport and infrastructure :)

[@briank10662]

Remarkable. An extraordinary learning environment, that instructs career experiences for future engineers. Amazing doesn’t even describe the level in which Russia moves barriers to educate the youth of tomorrow.

[@pavelpavel5288]

I studied here from 2006 (I was 13 years old at the time) to 2011. In 2005, a major reconstruction was carried out here, from the replacement of rails and rolling stock to the reconstruction of the building where they study. There seem to be about 20 such roads in the country

[@alienfrommarss]

Well, Russell I think this is the most unique video you filmed by far! What an amazing experience for those children, this blows my mind! They are learning a skill that they can build on and use for a career at such young minds! Beautiful Russia! ❤

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thanks. It was a great day out at this place. I was there for a lot longer than the video seemed like. I also got to ride back home with a few students who took the same trains home as I did. They really are so knowledgeable about the Russian Railway network.

[@adrianstevens656]

I agree! Most amazing and skill-building simultaneously.

[@ВасяВасильков777]

Спасибо за тёплые слова дорогой друг!

[@SmartDevs]

Amazing. This is better than supermarkets or hardware stores visits😊

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thanks, I do like to mix up my content from time to time.

[@jonathanfriedlander8563]

This is how a real training program is carried out that produces superb " products " not instant cups of coffee like in my country !! Thanks for the enlightenment and relief that real training still exists .

[@alexmashkin863]

Those Children's Railways exist in many places across Russia, Soviet Union really, they've been around for a while :-))

[@chiefenumclaw7960]

This is wonderful. God Bless these kids.

[@putzthemouse]

Much love from the USA. What a fantastically beneficial program, being conducted with such professionalism! Молодец!

[@ФилинТата]

В Кемерово я живу около станции Детской железной дороги, даже есть вокзал, кассы, перрон и переходы. Ходит 2 локомотива, но работает только летом.

[@silwen9412]

Зимой обычно изучают теорию, летом - практика.

[@АлександрНазаренко-ъ3ч]

​@@silwen9412у нас, в Екатеринбурге, работает круглый год. Раньше тоже только летом. Есть ещё и два настоящих паровоза, но они таскают составы только по выходным и праздничным дням. Рейсов на пару и в эти дни мало, но есть. Можно проехаться на паровозе.

[@mastergeckotattoo9656]

да, в Жуковском также) По сути эта жд работает когда дети на летних каникулах)

[@az196823]

It's called the conductor, and it's pretty neat that a school like this actually exists.

[@marietheresa7866]

A M A Z I N G❗ No wonder China & Comrade RUSSIA are on another level altogether. ThanQ Russel for this great coverage. That Control Room with its giant monitor is something else❗ Words fall short. BRAVO RUSSIAN LEADERSHIP 💪💪 Low Bow from 🇮🇳🙏

[@marinaford5289]

The potential for your channel is immense. Russia's vast territory offers limitless content. Keep it up!

[@clarkmadrosen1780]

Very interesting. Nice to see the kids involved in this. They looked so friendly and happy. Thanks 😊

[@MaxScooterfan]

Novosibirsk also has a children's railway, in a beautiful park! Future graduates of the Railway University study there. Then they drive trains all over Siberia!

[@ivanpv6835]

И в Кемерово, и во многих городах Сибири есть детские железные дороги

[@SamsonOhsem]

This is new to me. The train seems very fast. Russian education system so fantastic

[@TravellingwithRussell]

And this was all free for the kids. It's just a matter of enrolling and attending the classes.

[@ИринаЗахарова-е5й]

Это дорога наследие СССР.после 90 образование упало и школа потеряла воспитательную функцию,но сейчас спохватились и я думаю всё наладится.у нас ещё были детские летние лагеря ,там обучали всему,были кружки по интересам,мы гуляли в лесу собирали вместе ягоды ,грибы,у нас не было гаджетов 😊чтобы в них сидеть.сейчас такого уже нет

[@absoluteset]

This is a Soviet education system. Russian es is like any Western es atm.

[@xalekcey]

@@absoluteset Ну да...Советская система образования... эти люди с этим образованием развалили страну, заряжали воду в банках у телевизора и несли деньги в МММ. ну наверное значит где-то эта система не сработала раз все так получилось.

[@absoluteset]

@@xalekcey всё это объяснимо. мы же отошли от марксизма и материализма после смерти Сталина, свалились в мещанство. Вот и

[@aizhongwen]

Russian education programs are amazing, I have never heard of similar schools in the world. Thanks for sharing your interesting excursion.. God bless your hard works.

[@brinjoness3386]

Does your country have a railway? How does anyone learn a job where you live?

[@aizhongwen]

@brinjoness3386 They are as adults trained by the railway department at the time of job application, not like in Russia from childhood prepared for their future job, Russian railways are the best.

[@derrickmoriarty7600]

Russell without question one of the most interesting videos that you have done, 5*

[@alexkachur6358]

Wow! I was born in Moscow and I've been living here most of my life. Yet, this is a huge surprise for me. Thanks a lot!

[@jonathanfriedlander8563]

Obviously young minds are cherished , nurtured and provided with positive practical meaningful learning curves . They are recognized as the countries number one asset ! Not left to rot on benefits like in my country !!

[@sergeyyurcha7420]

В Минске тоже есть детская железная дорога. Сколько себя помню всегда была, а мне уже 62 года.

[@vp8244]

Да она даже в Челябинске есть, тоже осталась от СССР. Они были во многих городах Советского союза.

[@weaselgunsru]

ДЖД стали строить в конце 1930-х когда ввиду развития автотранспорта стали неактуальны лёгкие быстросборные полевые узкоколейки-"декавильки" и их имущество чтобы не отправлять в переплавку решили отдать детишкам на побаловаться. Т.е. ничего специально для детей не делали, были секции полотна, паровозы, вагоны итп хозяйство использовавшееся, например, на больших стройках, на стройки пришли грузовики - узкоколейки стали не нужны.

[@silwen9412]

Из того, что я знаю лично, есть детская железная дорога в пригороде Казани, есть в Уфе. А вообще таких у нас много :)

[@ТатьянаЯшкина-т9й]

В Нижнем Новгороде

[@eugenebezrukov83]

В городском парке Южно-Сахалинска есть детская ЖД

[@CassieChapman-d6t]

When I was a kid I played with a model railway, if I had been born in Russia I could have done this. What a great way for education & get youngsters use to work & being responsible for something like a railroad.

[@barnycanuck6234]

What an interesting video, as well you've done some really great work covering the trains and various stations in Moscow.

[@genemiller6805]

В Волгограде тоже есть такая! Я и в своём детстве катался на детской ж/д.

[@KoTVoTT]

Такие Детские железные дороги есть почти во всех крупных российских городах. Они очень популярны. В нашем городе дорога пролегает по красивому городскому лесу.

[@DmitryAnatolyevich73]

В СССР уделяли большое внимание техническому, творческому и личностному развитию детей, создавая в том числе и такие железные дороги.🚩

[@random2829]

When you said the "Children's Railway" I could not help but think of the "Orphan Trains" we had in the US. People would go aboard the "Orphan Train" and pick out the kids they wanted to "adopt". The "Children's Railway" is an interesting topic and one I have never heard of before!

[@TravellingwithRussell]

These railways were all over the USSR for many years, not as many of the left now. They even had some in Eastern Europe as well.

[@mamanyka]

​@@TravellingwithRussellтаких детских железных дорог в России 26! Все работают. А мало это или много, судить вам.

[@SQSNSQ]

@@TravellingwithRussell These railways were all over the Eastern block countries, actually. And even one in UK, built in 1925, which actually served as a model for the first Soviet children railway in Gorky Park, opened in 1932.

[@edennis8578]

Thanks!

[@TravellingwithRussell]

@edennis8578 Wow, Thank you so much for the Super Thanks. Really appreciate it.

[@JuanPublo2023]

How cool it is for kids to have own railway👍

[@svetlanavaragina75]

Thank you for the video, Russell! I live in Moscow region, and I’ve wanted to visit that place for a loooong time as I’m a huge railway fan. I must do that eventually, maybe this summer :))

[@TravellingwithRussell]

In the summertime for sure. There is a nice pond to walk by there as well. I think you will find it interesting. How the kids run the whole operation.

[@Julia-Ylia]

Прелесть какая. Очень интересно. Радует, что есть мероприятия для детей. Спасибо.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

У них так много разных программ, подобных этой, в России. Все они направлены на то, чтобы дети открыли свою страсть и любовь к различным транспортным сетям в России.

[@rinasilent8533]

The similar railway exists in Minsk, Belarus since soviet times. It is also operated by children

[@alexanderchepak2009]

Молодчина! Неожиданный и интересный сюжет.

[@jonathanfriedlander8563]

Russell looked like a stunned mullet over the quality of this induction program . EXCELLENT SOCIAL VIDEO OF HISTORICAL IMPORTANCE .

[@EkbMetro]

Oh, when I was a kid I worked on the Children's Railway in Yekaterinburg. A very interesting and responsible activity for children. In the summer we worked on the Railway in Mayakovsky Park, and in the winter we studied the structure of railways and various rules of train traffic. Several years ago, the Children's Railway in Yekaterinburg was reconstructed with the construction of a new main train station. Now it is quite a modern and attractive place! There is also a narrow-gauge train museum there now. There are many interesting exhibits.

[@susan4916]

Loved this video! It's interesting to learn the really unique things about Russia like this school.

[@Junaid-lw6gq]

Amazing❤

[@Lev_Sudney123]

Интересное видео. Я, хожу на детскую железную дорогу в Екатеринбурге, мне всегда было интересно мнение других о нашей работе😊

[@SomewhereInRussia]

Did you know that you can ride a real narrow-gauge steam locomotive on the children's railway in St. Petersburg? It makes several trips a day in the summer on weekends from Kupchino to Pushkin. А вы знали, что на детской железной дороге в Санкт-Петербурге вы можете прокатиться на настоящем узкоколейном паровозе? Он совершает несколько рейсов в день летом по выходным дням из Купчино в Пушкин.

[@videsat]

Talking about children and railways. If you ever travel by train in the summer you can notice young conductors. The students conductors team is very popular in Russia! it is both a way to see the endless Motherland and to earn money duaring the summer vocations. Also students love to entertain passengers especially youngsters - they go from one car to another showing a puppet theater or playing with kids.

[@michealhools]

I’m in Russia,. Thank you for sharing your experience.. it’s actually amazing

[@oliviao3686]

My mom is 73 now, she used to work as a conductor during her summer holidays in Russia)

[@johnbowyer6902]

This, indeed, seems unique, Russell. I wonder if there are future plans to have an electified line section. As I see, a lot of the commuter train network is electrified in Russia. Great vlog. 😊.

[@raly6077]

You clearly show every thing about Russia in each of your videos v nice plz sussian churches un your video

[@TravellingwithRussell]

A lot of churches don't allow filming. I will try though. Did you watch my video about the Military Church? kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4eopoCtebFqaa8

[@raly6077]

@@TravellingwithRussell no i dont watch but definitely I will watch thanx for link

[@tzarkorolevich832]

Спасибо за видео. В Екатеринбурге тоже есть Детская железная дорога.

[@vkham9944]

Lovely video, happy kids. 😅❤

[@adalazic5765]

Great video !!

[@ОльгаФедорова-л3з]

В Екатеринбурге тоже есть детская железная дорога в ЦПКиО.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Действовали так? Ого. Я столько всего пропустил за то короткое время, что был в городе. Теперь я знаю, что мне нужно вернуться снова.

[@MemoryOfTheAncestors]

​@@TravellingwithRussellВ Челябинске тоже есть такая.

[@iskanderm3040]

​@@TravellingwithRussell Not only that! On your next trip, be sure to dedicate a whole day to the largest technical museum in Russia in the Yekaterinburg suburb of Verkhnyaya Pyshma with the largest collection of historical and modern technology, both civil and military.

[@viacheslavnovikov1657]

​@@TravellingwithRussell Orenburg also has Children's Railway along the Ural river. It's 5.8 km long and has 4 stations. One station serves the river beach, two others serve the adjacent children's summer camps, the fourth is a Orenburg City terminus. The Railroad operates only in summer, June to August.

[@larissakoroleva]

@@TravellingwithRussell absolutely come back! connect with someone who knows the city well. i grew up there - it's a great city!

[@Nerdo-5212]

Great video! I missed a whole series of trains/metro etc. luckily I have KZbin to think for me as to watch I should watch.

[@lalala1261]

Wow, I know that there are career cities for children in shopping malls (Кidburg, Кidzania), but this is the first time I've heard about the railway

[@Lanista-v9w]

Welcome to Ufa. We also have railway operated only by children in the park named after Ivan Yakutov. ❤

[@TravellingwithRussell]

My wife was born and from Ufa. I need to ask her about it now.

[@-TheOracle-]

Great place for children to learn how trains operated before computers took over. Looks like a fun place.

[@andreyansimov_diy]

As a Russian, I have never been there. Outstanding

[@chvorost84]

Знаете что означают цифры на вагоне? Верхние 019 - код дороги. Московская железная дорога. Нижние, первая цифры тип вагона 0- св первый класс, 1 - купэ 2 класс, 2 -плацкарт третий класс, 3 - сидячий вагон ( без спального места)

[@adrianstevens656]

Thanks, Russell 😊

[@DVT1970]

В Риге тоже была в советское время. После вступления Латвии в ЕС закрыли и разобрали.

[@alexanderchepak2009]

Там большинство железных дорог разобрали. Им не надо. Европейский тупик.

[@АндрейСтуденикин-с2ъ]

Зато они говорят что у них ВВП в стопятьсоттысяч раз больше чем у России и Беларуси

[@sosovlasov4262]

​​@@АндрейСтуденикин-с2ъНу так бывает, что некому дурочкам объяснить что такое ВВП. Если бы они знали, что нулевой ВВП был бы в стране, где всё бесплатно. А по их понятиям - это была бы самая нищая страна в мире.

[@JuanPublo2023]

@@АндрейСтуденикин-с2ъахаха, плебей всегда останется плебеем🤣

[@michealhools]

@@АндрейСтуденикин-с2ъ😂😂😂 any from West is LIE

[@alexsyritsyn6307]

В детстве, в начале 60-х, меня ребенком катали родители на детской железной дороге, когда мы были в отпуске в Москве из нашего ДВ!😄 В начале нулевых, я катал свою дочку... Я рад, что эта хорошая тема жива до сих пор!👍

[@beachnmountains]

Amazing!

[@GeorgeLaird]

Fantastic wee video, what a pity it isn't rolled out in other countries

[@Григорий-Старцев-97]

The legacy of the occupier, the Soviet Union, was dismantled in the Baltic countries after joining the European Union

[@noleftturns]

Cool-In America, every kid is pushed to go to college, get indebted $250,000, and spend the next 20 years paying off that debt. The college education is so watered down now that you need one to get a job at a hamburger place. Meanwhile, a Master Plumber makes $100,000 a year - go figure.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

And this entire program is free for the children and families.

[@genemiller6805]

@@marekokragy3341 Все-таки, он зарабатывает в Америке или в России? Цены-то сопоставьте! Хватит пропагандой заниматься!

[@SmirnovSB]

​@@marekokragy3341 People often don't understand that when Russians tell you about their income or salary they always name the net amount after all taxes, medical and pension insurances, etc.. Employers in Russia act as you tax agent and you always get "clean money" salary. If you take into account the cost of living a $100,000 a year in the US and 150,000 rubles a month in Russia are pretty much the same.

[@SmirnovSB]

@@marekokragy3341 You've made the same mistake and didn't take taxes into account. While I was still living in the US my taxable income in the late 90s was about $120,000 which is equal to $240,000 or so today. More than a third I had to spend on taxes. Add health ensurance and everything else Russians are getting by default. My youngest son gets 350,000 rubles a month net and he can afford much more in Russia today than I did then. So yes, I can compare.

[@noleftturns]

@@AussieshopA Not really - from kindergarten to K12 it's "go to college" and when you read what 8th graders had to know 150 years ago that would be a PhD today...all watered down to nothing.

[@andreanagy4801]

Very popular ofc.🎉

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Cheers. This really was a fun day out.

[@PSR_Macky]

Yesss, this vlog is very interested!

[@TanyaLucky]

Спасибо!

[@Swrqltr]

Thank you for bringing us along what fun

[@ОльгаБурденкова-ь9м]

Очень интересно ❤😊

[@stevenfriedman6042]

An amazing video! Thanks.

[@mamanyka]

Это не единственная детская железная дорога в России. В разных городах работают 26 таких детских железных дорог.

[@ГалинаБрагина-п2т]

в Южно-Сахалинске тоже есть дорога, и кажется она построена на основе японской дороги (там рельсы очень узенькие)

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Спасибо, что рассказали мне об одной из других железных дорог. Насколько я понимаю, эти поезда ходят по узкоколейным путям.

[@viacheslavnovikov1657]

​@@TravellingwithRussell колея 750 мм. This is a standard narrow gauge, 750 mm.

[@ГалинаБрагина-п2т]

@@TravellingwithRussell там еще есть детский технопарк. И сам Южно-Сахалинск очень красивый город. Новый аэропорт, все очень современное и красивое. Желаю Вам там побывать!

[@EkbMetro]

Это стандартная советская колея 750 мм для узкоколейных железных дорог. Не японская.

[@Легендарный-Выродок]

Японскую ЖД уже разобрали ,теперь там обычная колея

[@anasevi9456]

31:51 In winter they brumate, reptiles and amphibians go into a form cryogenic storage hibernation in regions that freeze. Happens in Tassie and Thredbo too.

[@JohnResalb]

I think what you mean is "national railway day". We have something called "national mills day" when all the windmills turn and you can explore and climb up each one, so I would imagine it's a similar situation with your railways.

[@tukituki7680]

❤👋😺

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thanks. I think you might have almost been the first to comment.

[@СынЛеса-ю9ы]

Мне понравилось.

[@vladimirl2936]

Вау, даже у нас об этой детской железной дороги нет видео :)

[@JustMe-m8w]

👍

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Thanks for the thumbs up.

[@nellidivina5280]

I've been working on a railroad, I don't remember the rest

[@rodpettet2819]

Absolutely fascinating Russell. Russia is certainly not as portrayed in Western media. I'm too old, but younger people would be foolish not to consider migrating to Russia.

[@CaptainM792]

Well, as someone who’s living in a quite famous anti-West country bordering Russia, I definitely would not consider migrating to Russia. Language barrier is the main concern and the 2nd concern is the current anti-West government. For those who supports president Putin, go ahead and move to Russia.

[@rodpettet2819]

@CaptainM792 sadly the west is finished. Learning a new language isn't too difficult. Putin is one of the few world leaders who has both brains and balls.

[@davidcarey9135]

I noticed one travelling in Almaty, Kazakhstan too

[@kernalkorn1514]

15:05 - The flag just clears his head!

[@OutragedPufferfish]

Well spotted 😊

[@davidcarey9135]

This is cool

[@nile9975]

❤❤👍👍

[@SuperMarion61]

It was certainly different, but I sadly couldn’t tolerate the noise😮 I understand mostly why people want to photograph things, but with smartphones, it’s gone so over the tap, endless holding the phones high in the air. Surely they don’t even know if they’re getting “their shot”😮😱

[@veryveryveryvery161]

У Рассела задел на передачу на центральном телевидении. Подбор тем такой, что я удивляюсь на каждом видео

[@bestwishes123]

Болеете?

[@mdkopiluddin2811]

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[@jimbotron70]

There is or there was also one in Hungary and/or GDR

[@SQSNSQ]

Four in Hungary and about a dozen in ex-GDR.

[@bestwishes123]

But they all fucked up

[@efimkrivov]

Thanks Odin! Not a mall;)))))

[@dmitri969]

Russell come to show St. Pet some time

[@selfishbiaich]

only in rus, I didn't even know we had one.

[@alexmelik4030]

Yeah, several years ago I've been amazed to find out its still there and running. Was kinda sure they f*cked it up in the 90es.

[@bestwishes123]

The US and Europe have screwed up with sanctions.

[@RivaSocia]

Thanks for the analysis! I have a quick question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

[@JimmyCall]

Pity Australia has nothing like this, but Australia is falling with globalism.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Not a chance. And to make it free for kids as well. Even less of a chance.

[@CaptainM792]

This “school of railways” is a very unique thing, not just Australia, many parts of the World are lacking institutions like this. They should introduce these training schools in areas where many people are interested in rail transit, in Japan perhaps?

[@wrongIQ]

2:30 зачем в Кратово-то уехал? :) 3:10 понял, от озера решил начать

[@Dungshoveleux]

Bloody youtube deleted my comment, possibly because I url'd the site of the romney hythe and dymchurch steam railway in the UK. It take one hour plus to travel 30 kilometers along the 15" (38cm) gauge line on real steam trains pulling up to 12 passenger coaches. The russian childrens railway is great because it is run by kids, but I can't help feeling it is a little small (15 min end to end.

[@bearbullcruising6427]

Hey Russell, very interesting. Great video. I don’t understand though. Why you apologize so much I mean you’re there for a celebration that should be talking to the students and get some interviews, but it’s like you don’t wanna get in their way. I don’t understand that you should be talking to them and not talking so much to the audience. I mean this is something that probably not even seen here in the United States when you think about children’s railways, you think about little tiny railways or railroads in an amusement park or something or railroad museum I don’t think there’s anything like this in the United States. I might be wrong, but you should’ve interacted more with the students and people at the celebration not apologize so much my goodness other than that great video.

[@ГалинаБрагина-п2т]

language problem...

[@bearbullcruising6427]

@@ГалинаБрагина-п2т OK I understand language problem but Russell did say that a lot of the students and people speak pretty good English so I’m just saying it was just a thought. Thank you.

[@niiv9747]

Я правильно понимаю, что это в Августе снято? А то деревья зеленые еще и учебный год у нас в РФ обычно весной или летом заканчивается…🤔 Если так, то почему только сейчас видео выложили?

[@vp8244]

В описаниях к роликам Рассел всегда указывает фактические дату и место съемок, так что тут понимать нечего, достаточно просто посмотреть.

[@sonya2271]

Неужели можно вот так с улицы зайти американскомв блогеру и снять урок??

[@Sergey_Bezhentsev]

А в чём проблема? Это же не обычный день... Выпускной... И потом, он не американец...

[@jonathanfriedlander8563]

🇳🇿🇳🇿🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@Vintokalipsis]

18:10 - А это нормально, что люди стоят прямо на путях и смотрят как на них едет поезд? Всякое может же случиться. И даже, если там противооткатные упоры поставили, мне кажется, что это сильно не безопасно. Ну, пускай это будет на совести начальника по технике безопасности.

[@TravellingwithRussell]

Это был последний день сезона и последний день выпускного класса после 5 лет. Там было много контролеров безопасности, даже мне сказали отойти подальше от поезда один или два раза.

[@frog58079]

интересно, как вы вообще из квартиры выходите, это же очень опасно :)

[@Vintokalipsis]

@@frog58079 вы не различаете понятия безопасность и техника безопасности?

[@mrishka5]

​@@frog58079😂😂😂

[@Григорий-Старцев-97]

By the way, the new Ivolga trains for Moscow are equipped with a Czech coupling device for carriages; an alternative has not yet been invented; they also have imported electronics.

[@evghenigordienco7915]

The inter-car gap-free coupling device BSU-3M was developed by "VNIItransmash" and is manufactured in Russia.

[@Григорий-Старцев-97]

@@evghenigordienco7915 I was wrong, it's not a coupling device, but a traction reducer

[@sailorf585]

уже давно всё импортозаместили на поколении Иволга 4.0, так что успокойтесь человек с русскоязычным ником, пишущий на английском якобы от лица чеха) Или вы хотите сказать, что натовская Чехия нарушает санкции и поставляет России подсанкционную продукцию? Ай-ай-ай, как бы за вами не пришли, г-н Швейк)

[@Григорий-Старцев-97]

@@sailorf585 где я написал что я чех? а на счёт всё импортозаместили, это неправда, хотя конечно большинство комплектующих отечественные, 97%, а электроника иностранная и тяговый редуктор Чешский, да, я ошибся в детальке какая Чешская, но он правда Чешский, а что отечественное и импортное измеряется в весе деталей, то что самое тяжёлое, то и Российское, если про техническую составляющую говорить, их на вес измеряют

[@Григорий-Старцев-97]

@@sailorf585 и это кстати не скрывается официально, так что не нужно мне угрожать, я живу в России, получаю пенсию за вторую группу инвалидности с детства, катаюсь на общественном транспорте и посещаю музеи бесплатно, меня многое устраивает, но и обманывать что такое то 100% Российское тоже не стану, всего лишь уточнил что часть запчастей иностранные

[@SathyaswamyS]

Opinion: Russia needs to pay it's government servants better for improved administration and lesser corruption.

[@ГалинаБрагина-п2т]

pay your country government servants better )

[@Тати-з8ч]

А при чем здесь ваш комментарий? Хватит политику совать во все дыры

[@SathyaswamyS]

@@ГалинаБрагина-п2т My India pays government servants very good.

[@SathyaswamyS]

@@Тати-з8ч English or hindi please?

[@ГалинаБрагина-п2т]

@@SathyaswamyS India and Russia are friends, this channel is not about politics, and I think Russia is not the champion in corruptions for sure. And Russia is a digital society and to deal with corruption is more and more difficult now