Why Russia Hides Countries Inside Its Borders

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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sakha
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakutsk
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bashkor...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ufa
uil.unesco.org/city/ufa
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dagestan
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adygea
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crimea
www.nationalgeographic.com/tr...

[@NLTops]

Humanity: Invents refrigerator Yakutsk: Why?

[@user-wm5kg3it3f]

to warm up, in the refrigerator +3,outside -38

[@goldpaulike5304]

yes, why they brand it as something to freeze things when they use it to warm them up.

[@trollinape2697]

they can literally just leave their food outside to reheat preserve them later

[@FishingAdventuresDubai]

You would be surprised but they actually have to use the refrigerators to prevent the food items from freezing over.

[@trollinape2697]

@@FishingAdventuresDubai sounds like a lie, wouldnt say use a fridge instead

[@gogogeegee76]

Welcome to the world of Federal republics, and multinational states.

[@jesusdaholy]

@Vlad Tepes Yeah it does actually

[@yaubyaub]

@@jesusdaholy for now.

[@victorsnychkov1689]

@Tornadoes bolsheviks did. And as it has destroyed the USSR, it will destroy the RF

[@MilanTheMan69]

@@victorsnychkov1689 not without foreign western "help"...

[@victorsnychkov1689]

@Tornadoes my dude the nations the video tells us about have their own constitution and official language. They are national states within the other state. Bringing back Crimea means nothing while the most represented people in the country don't have the full authority, but yet said to be responsible for all the fuckups Sorry it's just a very sensitive topic

[@PiousMoltar]

I'm not sure why you think people wouldn't expect Russia to have mountains. It's huge. Of course it has mountains. There's the Ural mountains for a start, they're pretty famous, generally being considered as the border between Europe and Asia...

[@kennethverona25]

People are morons and didn't study hard enough in school, Russia has its beautiful nature

[@Sodak_k]

Interesting fact: in fact, not every Russian alcoholic, but every Russian coffee or tea addict

[@Mold223]

ООООО ЧАЙ

[@user-jo2ps6el9i]

Факт)

[@user-vv2zl9be9d]

Есть Чаяголики?

[@Lepocoloco]

I think you got confused. It’s. Every Russian is an alcoholic but will also add alcohol to coffee or tea.

[@Mold223]

@@Lepocoloco you don't know anything about Russian people so please don't talk about it

[@OmegaEnvych]

"temperatures in Yakutia can go as low as -38 degrees celsius" my friend, who lives in Novosibirsk confirmed that temperatures can easily go below -42 degrees and in northern Yakutia it can go as low as -53 degrees.

[@nikolaia.9573]

Yes the lowest minimum in Yakutia was - 71°C

[@vuvuvu6291]

How do you even get running water and gasoline??

[@nikolaia.9573]

@@vuvuvu6291 pipes are insulated and they go above the ground

[@podzalupysh]

i live in east-south Yakutia and i can only avoid going to school at -52 degrees

[@markassko6426]

@@podzalupysh its interesting that even people from sakha and other regions can speak english... alot of you guys live in places and have obligations that are not the best fit for learning english, but as i am noticing, anyone from anywhere in this day and age speak english, thats nice i guess. greetings from baltic states.

[@piret123698745]

Well if you never heard that Russia is DIVERSED country with over 100 ethnic groups, then you probably don't live in Asia or Europe

[@MashZ]

@Korsalath its common sense. Drive 200km in any direction in Europe or Asia and the culture and ethnicity of the local people change

[@legionvad9744]

Most wasterners know only of Moscow, they think Moscow is the whole Russia. Can't blame them thou as their MSM focus all their coverage on Moscow (Kremlin) where all the action is. Most are suprised when they meet asian looking Russian, they think all are like Arnold cocanium🤣🤣🤣

[@joaojoestar4545]

I'm latino and this was a surprise to me

[@cpt.mirones5109]

Shendu must meant the special etnic that have their own world map wich cuts the largest connected Landmass of the World in Half to place themself in the Middle in order to give its Citizen a better chance of finding themself on the Map

[@rolanddeschain6089]

@@legionvad9744 wouldn't say "most". I am from west europe and everyone I know, knows a lot more about russia than moscow.

[@earlgrey6589]

People are always surprised when I tell them how diverse Russia is. Mainstream media outlets (e.g. news, games, movies, ...) never does a great job in showing how diverse and weird places are

[@fashioncat333]

Because Russia does not accept them as a different culture and country thats why we dont know its your president dictator fault not west countties fault! Stop praising your president Vladimir Adolf Kaputin and everyone will see your culture and country!

[@Bitchslapper316]

That's what happens when people get their education from the news instead of reading a book or meeting people. Most people in Moscow don't even know how diverse Russia is.

[@adityairawan1843]

I had suspicion about Russia being way more diverse than it seems to be when I knew Sakhalin and Kamchatka share an ethnicity with Hokkaido (i.e. the Ainu). With landmass that big, it's impossible for Russia to have only two ethnicities. "It must be way more," I thought back then. I used Indonesia for comparison because Indonesia is quite diverse as well. As it turns out, my assumption is right.

[@Bitchslapper316]

@@adityairawan1843 This was commonly taught when I was in school. However this video and many of the comments in here present it as some harmonious co existence that has always been like that, it's not. This is the result of "Russiafication" the "soviet forced settlement plan" and "population transfer". Under stalin the Soviets forcefully relocated and murdered 10's of millions of people. A good example was "Operation Lentil" from February to March 1944 when Stalin deported half a million Chechens murdering half of them in the process.

[@kubikrubik9877]

@@Bitchslapper316 Do you have documents confirming that "250 thousand Chechens were killed during deportation"?

[@luckybastard4533]

I was born in the southernmost city of Russian federation, which name is Derbent. It's also the oldest city of this country(was founded about 2000-5000 y.a.). Many cultures and nationalities live there and make absolutely no difference in relations between each other. I'd say that despite the fact that Derbent has always been an Iranian city, no one of its inhabitats has a wish of being "not Russia".

[@GayazYusipov]

Where did you get the information about "no one"?

[@ve4nogdeto]

@@GayazYusipov I can confirm this information. and I also know for sure in every corner of the federation, every nation is patriotic in its own way. everyone considers themselves part of a big country. however, there are always a few rotten grains. ready to betray their neighbor

[@alexsnow5092]

@@GayazYusipov у всех у кого есть мозги так считают.

[@ilyaioudin2005]

True!

[@ilyaioudin2005]

@@GayazYusipov he literally lives there. And I'm also Russian and I can confirm what he's saying.

[@altcodex5625]

Russia is so large no wonder they have so many things, culture, places and people.

[@PrivateMcPrivate]

Yeah not giving some autonomy to some parts would probably break Russia Apart

[@Gangkoyt]

@Белый Негр holy hell you just killed that man

[@altcodex5625]

@Белый Негр Most People only have more knowledge about Monarchy, dictatorship, communism and democracy. Idk why but federation system is less talked about. Even I only know its combo if regional and general gov. Is it similar to republic or military based?

[@N3K0553]

It felt like an Alien planet cause I’m not familiar with the place

[@user-yp1yu6jj2y]

@Marduk Sensei do you even understand what you're saying?! Siberia became a part of Russia when Ermak Timofeevich and other cossacks subjugated Sibirean khanate and gifted this land to Ivan IV. It was in 16th century. Learn history, dude

[@sakhanet3]

Hi, I'm from Yakutsk in winter, the outside temperature drops to -50 easily in summer +30 easy

[@milotfokusi2124]

Greetings from an Albanian to the brave people in Yakutia

[@samsaharaa]

Do you have Snapchat?

[@milseq]

How does your blood not freeze over during winter?

[@sashoksashok8108]

Milot Gashi hi from Yakutia. I know many things about Balkans and Yakutia have some similar things to Kosovo

[@dixi1191]

@@milseq good winter clothes and a lot of fat in food

[@valiarsharapov152]

It’s important to mention that not only the republics have their own unique cultures & languages, but instead the whole Siberia, the Urals, the Volga region, the Caucasus and a bunch of territories in the northern and northwestern russia

[@hilarylawrence4588]

I started reading about Russia when it was still the USSR (I was a kid in the 80s) and the fact that there were so many people in the USSR who weren't Russians just totally fascinated me.

[@decide9266]

@@hilarylawrence4588 why?

[@hilarylawrence4588]

Because I like reading about how people live around the world.

[@robertszvejnieks7730]

He just dont know😄

[@hilarylawrence4588]

@@robertszvejnieks7730 Sveiks!!! Are you Latvian? My mom's paternal grandfather was born in Riga in 1878.

[@cloudyy1691]

Federation in U.S.A:- THEY ARE STATES!! Federation in U.K:- THESE ARE NATIONS!! Federation in Russia:- ThEsE aRe CoUnTrIeS

[@evgeniam685]

Countries? You mean due to size? Or because different ethnicities?

[@victorfergn]

In the UK those are called countries too.

[@arte0021]

Republics not countries

[@user-jx4hb5gm7x]

​@@arte0021уже страны 😂,

[@user-wn1jw2vr3w]

прими лекарства 😂@@user-jx4hb5gm7x

[@stephenchappell7512]

Can you imagine the US having autonomous Republics for Native Americans?

[@E4439Qv5]

You mean like Navajo nation?

[@stephenchappell7512]

@@E4439Qv5 Navajo is a reservation spread across three different states. Why hasn't it got statehood itself? Good question 🤔 That would be a start at least.

[@user-hz2zh2ns7z]

No... Cauza Anglo-Saxon was brutal criminal invaders... No mercy

[@torquebiker9959]

@@E4439Qv5 So it is a state?

[@E4439Qv5]

@@torquebiker9959 No, not on the level of Arizona or New Mexico. But, being a rather sizable reservation it stands a good chance for applying to statehood. Why they'd exactly want to, I'm not sure, seeing as how (as it stands) they're exempted from federal legislation and such.

[@monblancexp3153]

I am from Tataristan Republic of Russian Federation❤️🇷🇺 Assalamu Alaykum from Russia to all peoples on the world🙋🏻‍♀️

[@coreyrusso890]

О, наши тут. :)

[@charlesskhashok1899]

Salam aleykum from Adygea Republic for Russia Federation

[@PumpkinPatchAnimates]

Assalamu alaykum from bashkortostan.

[@TvorecPzdc]

As you can see it's not a case. They all are using russian flag, so everything is okay, seee?

[@backpackerun]

Wa Alaikumus Salaam from indonesia🇲🇨

[@leesummer4077]

Hello! I live in Russia, or rather in one of the republics that you forgot to mention, but showed on the map - this is Buryatia. You told interesting facts about national peculiarities. But what the hell are you talking about at the end of the video? It is not true. Small national languages ​​are not oppressed here. In my region, two languages ​​are used and studied: Russian and local Buryat. The situation is similar in other republics. The gradual loss of national cultural values ​​occurs naturally, perhaps due to globalization.

[@banisteriopsiscaapi6446]

Bla, bla, bla!

[@GloryToUkrainianPeople]

If they are not oppressed, then what language is used at school? Do they teach you mostly russian and leave an hour or two for your own language? Do you live in the conditions moscow lives (it only has money because it sells your lands natural resources). Tomorrow your nations will disappear from the land, but moscow still will have your resources to use. You are blind if you cannot see that russia is using its minorities as meat in all the wars it starts. Many of those nations that russia occupies have been disappearing. Some of them we have never heard of and their population is less than 4000 people.

[@skazki_na-noch]

@@banisteriopsiscaapi6446 а где же национальные языки индейцев? Хоть в одном штате он используется на равне с английским?

[@CatFish107]

​@skazki_na-noch As far as I know, every state in India has their own language in addition to Hindi and English.

[@skazki_na-noch]

@@CatFish107 не индия, а индейцы

[@mrvito2111]

So if Russia has internal "republics" with their own laws and cultures and Moscow controls them with a national constitution is bad, but if the United States have 50 different states with diverse "cultures" and their own laws, obeying to the National Constitution, is a good thing?

[@coel3572]

We don't exactly have much internal laws, also not only republics but any other type of a "subject" of a federation(in the US, there are only states), as they are equal some federal laws take some ethnical minorities into consideration, like the ones who have to hunt to survive have easier access to firearms, etc

[@canertas3800]

It's called "shameless western hypocrisy", which is a top value in those parts of the world..

[@VHSKacceta]

Despite the fact that all these lands have been part of Russia for centuries, even before such a hypocritical state as the United States appeared. And now these roosters are trying to dictate the rules of the existence of the Russian state. We have preserved all these peoples and cultures, their faiths and traditions and have been preserving them for centuries, hundreds of large and small nationalities have been living together on these lands for hundreds of years. Meanwhile, the Europeans destroyed almost all the indigenous peoples and turned North America into one big biomass.

[@elpiedron3889]

@@canertas3800 You're a funny clown.

[@larry6130]

@millio that’s exactly what happened with the American states in the 1800s

[@DerFoerderator]

A Russian could life without alcohol but without tea, It would be torture.

[@thekhans2823]

lol

[@user-we5dt9wi3o]

Хорошо сказал! :)

[@Z-Bronze]

Я аж чаем подавилась.

[@DerFoerderator]

@@Z-Bronze xaxaxaxa

[@kormannn1]

А мне без кофе не оч(

[@kuka4082]

I was born in a Kazakh village near Russian border. We had Tatars, Russians, Ukrainians and Bashkirs

[@oklol696]

nice

[@Unknow-sl9ed]

Bruh

[@Aaron-8989]

Interesting 🤩

[@oklol696]

@@Unknow-sl9ed Bruh

[@justcloggedthetoilet]

@@Unknow-sl9ed Bruh

[@SpicyTake]

Compare how well these cultures are preserved to what the USA did to the native Americans

[@devdre4491]

well TECHNICALLY, the europeans fucked over the native americans, but yes, it's sad whats happening to them

[@SpicyTake]

@@devdre4491 No I did mean USA. Look at how much land the natives still had once the USA was founded vs how much they lost afterwards. In Russia, the indigenous nations are huge compared to the tiny reservations still found in the USA. Plus within Russia they have the political power of federated states. No reservation gets to elect a senator in America like a state can. There is a night and day difference of treatment. Not just in the past, but presently in 2022

[@dav2ry7]

These nations are bigger and they are preserved much worse. Have you seen, how the republics live? It's terrible.

[@SpicyTake]

@@dav2ry7 Have you seen how Native Americans live? Almost none speak even their native language.

[@Griffithfolkestone]

I was born and raised in sakha village. People used to call me pretentious or arrogant when I was using Russian words when I wasn't sure how to translate some words to sakha language since I was raised in russian-speaking environment. So the point is that sakha language is of great importance to the population than it seems

[@urbnctrl]

So the big difference is that The Russian Federation, included/annexed its natives in the territories. Whereas the United States wiped them out almost entirely.

[@c.h.1839]

Well natives of america did fight back. it was really complicated expansion including many things. russian expansion into siberia and beyond was mostly bloodless since it wasn't very populated and it was mostly smaller settlements

[@urbnctrl]

@@c.h.1839 I think you and I both know that has less to do with how populous the settlements were, and more with the intent and beliefs the people held about the places and people they were colonizing.

[@SuperSy99]

The US have every country of different Karen

[@joshbentley2307]

True, but more than 90% of Native Americans did die to disease tho. Russian natives weren’t separated from the world so they had all of the antibodies to fight the diseases, so they didn’t die from them.

[@urbnctrl]

@@joshbentley2307 you do realize that diseases were actively used as biological agents to purposely infect natives by the European settlers right? There is actual correspondence between Europe and Colonials that discusses this.

[@alfhonikmusic]

To the Americans calling this the same as "states", I'm not sure you understand how extremely different this really is lmao.

[@anonymousbloke1]

Well, technically, US states have even more autonomy that Republics within Russia. De facto that is, not de jure

[@gleqy]

@@anonymousbloke1 bruh

[@anonymousbloke1]

@@gleqy it is true. Republics within Russia can't even make their own laws, unlike US states

[@suprememagistar]

of course, Russia has such diverse culture unlike any state in the US, t. i'm from cali

[@henlothere7356]

Aren’t Russian oblasts like states?

[@UNDERTALENO]

Greetings from the Republic of Buryatia

[@whowouldwin7144]

They might be not the biggest technology leader but One big score point for Russia is that they never tried to make dissolve different cultures and nations into the single big one. Westerners literally wiped out Australia, America, New Zealand with no mercy

[@whowouldwin7144]

It's always new boarders and new names in the world history. Even countries like Czech, Georgia, Moldova, Croatia, Sweden, Finland, Poland will realize that they barely have self identity in a remain.

[@Sebbe40]

Yawn

[@revis--]

except that they do, and it's not a coincidence that those autonomous republics are the most impoverished and the most drafted into the ongoing russo-ukrainian war

[@MrRashef]

pfff

[@user-kt3jk1vq9o]

@@whowouldwin7144 All of these except Moldova and Croatia are older than Russia lmfao

[@gamermapper]

Even European nations like France has ethnic minorities with their own identities. France isn't only Paris either, and Brittany, Corsica and Alsace are different the rest. And I'm not even talking about overseas territories.

[@fredericksimmeth5586]

but they are all the same ethnicity and they all speak french

[@madmouse4400]

Sadly , Paris tried for 2 centuries to suppress other languages which are not Paris french (the official language) like breton , occitan or catalan

[@Daniel-jm7ts]

@@fredericksimmeth5586 no they arent corsicans are closer to sardinians than french, bretons are celtic people, not french, basque people are completly unrelated to french people, alsace has a german minority, occitanian used to be more unique and comparble to the catalans of spain before their language got oppresed by the french

[@gamermapper]

@@fredericksimmeth5586 they're not. Bretons are Celtic, like the Irish and Scots. Are Scots the same as English just because they're both in Britain?

[@gamermapper]

I'm a Belarusian immigrant to Alsace and I know neither Belarusian nor Alsatian unfortunately

[@jaydani1996]

I love how this guy is shocked that a big ass country spread out over two continents with a history of expansionism relative isolation due to it's inhospitable climate and terrain has multiple cultures and ethnic groups.

[@DeeDee-oi1xz]

I am not, cause Europeans were good at killing off populations of entire continents to make it theirs. It's suprising russians did a shit job.

[@user-rl8hf8kt1r]

@dmpassch i couldn't have siad that better

[@SHlTHEADJOE]

Oh, I think the world knows about the Russian desire to expand... What's shocking is that they, at various points in history, actually succeeded at it.

[@user-rl8hf8kt1r]

@@SHlTHEADJOE its there géographie who forces them to expand...not them bieng evil or some kids thinking

[@SHlTHEADJOE]

@@user-rl8hf8kt1r No, I don’t think it is their geography that causes their expantions. I think it’s a powerful person’s desire for more power. Also, I wouldn’t rule out evil just yet…

[@vladislavradyuk7239]

I like how other countries start military conflicts, operations and no one pays attention to it....Even now Turkey has started operations in several countries and there is no reaction from the world community, people are dying there too, but no one cares. As well as with Yugoslavia, Iraq, Syria and other conflicts. The media is doing its job, people don't want to think.

[@colonelcorn9500]

You like it???

[@brucewayne_007]

Russia is unitary in real and there's no any of federalism. I'm from Russia

[@iwantnod]

The last statement is blatant BS. I live my entire life in Tatarstan and I can tell in 90s when it was de facto independent and kept all taxes to itself these money just went straight to offshores, we didn't see a dime of it. Now we pay into federal budget and miraculously local budgets are flooded with money from the state. Now quality of life in Tatarstan is above average russian region.

[@Bashkir]

Minnihanov akrasynda sez əle üzək hakimiat belən iaxshy kileshüw tozegengə genə. Bashkortostanga kara, elekkegə karaganda nacarrak.

[@Martina-Kosicanka]

Great comment. The same reason I don´t feel like we owe something to European Union in Slovakia.

[@KyleWatters71]

Putin is the West’s new favourite boogeyman. They blame him for everything even when it’s not accurate to do so.

[@TheDa6781]

Corruption is probably the most destructive thing for a country/society. A country that manages to keep it under control can prosper.

[@pugdad2555]

That money still goes to offshore accounts, but now it is just for Putin. Not for your local leaders.

[@hayi8957]

sorry what? no one's hiding this information. even the name of the country itself is the Russian federation.. if one bothers taking their head out of the sand, they'll know this already.

[@meerpirat508]

Triggered communist

[@tansanwastaken]

@@meerpirat508 Remember, Russian "Federation"

[@tansanwastaken]

@@meerpirat508 Oh, by your logic, education is communist?

[@meerpirat508]

@@tansanwastaken another triggered communist trying to defend his cold ugly land

[@lestranger7440]

Russia is democratic now (Dictatorship,actually,but no way communist) Also,Russia has some of the most beautiful places i the world And seeing Barack Obama being called communist is just way too funny to me

[@ReSSwend]

A similar video can be created for almost any country. For example, not only the English people live in Britain, but also the Welsh and Scots.

[@expectation0]

but UK are very small comper to Russia, it's almost 20 time's smaller, and don't have different weather, different environments, or populations with different facial characteristics like Asians, in Russia there are black, polar and brown bears, Siberian tigers, the largest cats in the world, and Amur leopards.

[@start3215]

@@expectation0 subtropical climate and palm trees grow in southern Russia

[@user-zm2zv6bw8i]

@@expectation0 >but UK are very small comper to Russia So? >populations with different facial characteristics like Asians That was true probably 50 years ago, now not so much.

[@alfonsasspalviskis2651]

They lived once, now it only english people. All assimilated. You commander and supreme leader, Mr. Putin, wants to do the same.

[@start3215]

@@user-zm2zv6bw8i Races in Russia:Asians - 1%, Euro-Asian mixtures 9%, Europeans 90%. PS: Euro-Negroid mixture 0,03%

[@SteffenWernicke]

I am German and live in Russia. A real multinational and multicultural country. We live all together with respect and in peace. Not like in US-Germany.

[@PaulThomas-ex6ko]

Enough nazis in Russia. Obvious. words from Russians: Should Jews should be removed from Russia? "All of them."

[@Lord_Durza]

What do you mean by US-Germany? As a german myself I'm having a hard time understanding what you're implying. We are our own country. The united states have no say in our government. Oh and on the topic of living together in peace: sure a number of german subcultures have been bickering with each other for hundrets of years but it's never in bad faith.

[@SteffenWernicke]

@@Lord_Durza Sie sind in der Kategorie "Vollidiot", wenn Sie glauben, dass Deutschland mit der Verwaltung "BRD" frei und souverän ist. Ein Wessi-Vollidiot, der es immer noch nicht gemerkt. Die BRD ist für den Deutschen der schlimmste, feindlichste Lebensraum. Das zu beklatschen ist geisteskrank und zeigt wie gehirngewaschen, insbesondere Deutsche in Westdeutschland sind. Ich komme ja aus der DDR - wir haben ja das gleiche durch mit Sowjetunion - aber es war zu keiner Zeit so, dass das eigene Volk in der DDR derart verachtet und ausgeplündert wurde, wie heute in eurer BRD. Der Beitritt der DDR ohne Referendum - so wie auf der Krim - war ein Fehler. Das ist auch der Grund warum ich in Russland bin. Hier ist es noch normal, man hat Platz, keine kriminellen Clan-Kanaken, keine Windräder, keine Überregulierung, bezahlbare Steuern, Energie, Rohstoffe, keine aufdringliche LGBT-Gender-CO-2-Propaganda. Es gibt hier auch keine US-Basen, für die der russische Bürger bezahlen muss. Die BRD ist ein Ergebnis des 2. Weltkrieges und ist grundlegend nicht im Sinne des deutschen Volkes eingerichtet. Das System ist zutiefst bösartig. Auch der Marshall-Plan, der immer so gelobt wird, hatte einzig das Ziel die Kraft des deutschen Volkes finanziell nach Amerika zu leiten. Da ging es absolut nicht darum, dass es Tante Inge in Düsseldorf besonders gut geht, weil man sich so lieb hat.

[@the_mpower]

same here i live in siberia i see alot of nationalities and noone is saying anything to them , i even saw a black african looking guy working in some store which is rare here

[@SteffenWernicke]

@@the_mpower Until I have no citizenship of the Russian Föderation, I have to go to Migrationaya Sluzhba once a year. I met a night-black african, well dressed who spoke a fluent english and russian. He is studying construction engineering at our state university. Там в Германии, там откуда Я, они жить вместе арабский мигрантов на социальные помощь. Мошенники, наркотоговец в парке, клан-преступники: Список "профессии мигрантов" без конца... Спасибо ФСБ что в России тихо и таких элементов нет. ♥️🇷🇺

[@seahog32]

The "g" in "Dagestan" is pronounced like the "g" in English word "go" or in Spanish (and adopted to English) word "guerilla". *Better yet, the "gest" in Dagestan sounds like the English word guest.

[@zwarter5934]

Dagestan is Turkic: Dağıstan means in Turkic: The land of the mountains.

[@Hazed64]

So pronounced more like Dag- ee- stan

[@seyediranball]

@@zwarter5934 The suffix -stan (Persian: ـستان‎, romanized: stân after a vowel; estân or istân after a consonant) has the meaning of "a place abounding in"[1] or "a place where anything abounds"[2] in Persian language. It appears in the names of many regions in Iran, Afghanistan, and Central and South Asia, as well as in the Caucasus and Russi

[@zwarter5934]

@@seyediranball but Dağ is Turkic and that means mountain but maybe Stan can be persian but Dağ not.

[@astrladam4392]

WAR KHABIB

[@Unicalnetwork]

Adygea republic is shown entirely incorrect on the map, on the map you showed it with Krasnodarsky kray, an entity 10 times the size of Adygea

[@XAE_A_Xii]

he showed the real size of former Cherkess land, i.e. adygea. Russia committed a huge henocide against this people but it's never talked about it. Research Krassnaya Poliana (Red Field)

[@guntherbenevolsky5512]

​@@XAE_A_Xii 1. The real size of former Cherkess land fully corresponds to the territory of the present Krasnodarsky kray (btw he didn't show current Karachay-Cherkessian republic and you're right: current Kuban was territory of residence of this people 400 YEARS AGO but circassian land included not only this area - go to learn geography of these lands). 2. The poor Circassians loved their slaves so much that they did not want to release them and eventually decided that it was better to immigrate from their native holy land than to live without slaves. Brave people.

[@asiyata5610]

@@guntherbenevolsky5512 what?! Do you really understand that the Russian-Caucasion (in fact for the most part Russian-Chircassian) war lasted for almost 100 years! Just imagine, to protect your own land for a CENTURY against huge Russian Empire. Russian rulers just wanted to clear the area, not to negotiate with native nation. They have destroyed the nation, killed and forced to leave 90 percent of population! And that's all for have access to Black sea

[@guntherbenevolsky5512]

@@asiyata5610 1. My precious asian friend, the different Caucasian tribes were in a such long war not because of theirs unwavering will and endless courage. They just hadn't one single structure. There wasn't one united state, which was in a war with Russian Empire. And eventually look at the geography of this region. For example, The Moscow state seized and annexed the Kazan Khanate in less than a month. So it's important as well. 2. Just imagine the Indian tribes had a war with the Spanish Empire twice as much as Russia with caucasian ones - and America had a war with them three times more. Therefore, if we judge this way, it is normal for such large empires.

[@armandslazdins2060]

This area actually was held by Circassian people, known also as Adyge, several millions, but were killed by russians or forced to flee, so this is not unfair.

[@troyraymund8256]

Wow republics in a unified state is something. Just shows how incredible huge Russia is, even with these republics you can still see huge open spots in Siberia

[@abyrvalg_]

​@@hilarylawrence4588 Nah, in Russia these are full scaled authonomies. Russia is quite wise not to deprive its peoples of their history and language.

[@SuperSlant]

@@abyrvalg_ А что значит полноценные? Как ты отличаешь полноценную автономию от неполноценной?

[@abyrvalg_]

@@SuperSlantИзначально это заключалось в формуле "Берите столько суверенитета, сколько сможете проглотить". То есть свой язык, своя конституция и так далее. Что-то сомневаюсь, что где-то в Штатах есть Штат с госязыком Навахо.

[@-No20-zn7rf]

Imagine if Natives of United States were not driven into reservations, but were incorporated into the bigger state properly, with all the cultural rights intact?..

[@BrisbaneBhoy]

I remember the "Western Media" have ago at Russia for not having a "diverse" playing squad in their World Cup squad during the 2018 World Cup, even though in [FACT] they had a diverse squad, with players originally from many different regions of Russia. Just because they didn't have any black players like those of France, England etc (i.e. those which colonised African and/or the Caribbean) doesn't mean they didn't have a diverse playing squad. This video is on point with regards to the diversity of Russia.

[@abyssstrider2547]

Why is Western Europe so obsessed with black people anyways

[@MrPoornakumar]

Half of Europe in east, call it East Europe is "Russia", from the White Sea in north to Black Sea in south or from Kanin's nos(e) in noth to Tongue of Arabath in south. Ethnically Russia is the whitest of the white people. There might be a few sub-Saharan Africans (Blacks) who reside there for studies or some business. But by & large Russia doesn't have Blacks, but many Asians from erst-while republics in USSR. Hence no racial issue here (unless one wants to provoke them or wants to highlight a nonexistent issue). Russia has a powerful football team as also the erstwhile Muslims republics (in Central Asia). She is entirely secular which implies the "State" (federal government) is disinterested or even indifferent to religious aspirations of the people. They are free to pursue their spiritual proclivities and can have whatever they want by way of religion. Some federal subjects (somewhat below a republic & above a province) have complete autonomy, unless one of them wants to wreck the federation, through their over-zealous religiosity and if the reaction of the State (federal government) is visible, it is justified. So, why do you want to imterpret a football team composition in terms of ethnic sharp edges?

[@BrisbaneBhoy]

@@MrPoornakumar I might give those "ethnically Russian's" a run for being the "whitest" (skin colour) of white people with my loving like Irish skin (unless when I'm red from the sun) 🤔👩🏻‍🦲😡

[@mrcolz9373]

@@abyssstrider2547 It's not just Western Europe, it's mostly the Western World. And it's about sending a message or something I don't really know

[@Perrirodan1]

@@abyssstrider2547 White guilt. They think it's their fault if Africa is poor and unstable. As if it was rich and stable before... This kind of guilt for being better off is also part of the reason why they colonized Africa in the first place "The mission to civilize". If the freaking liberal could just stop with their nonsense for a second...

[@SazonovSS]

There is republic in Russia called Kalmikia, it's official religion is Buddhism, and it's located not where you might think :)

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodcl4824]

Buddhism isn’t religion buddy

[@SazonovSS]

@@yourfriendlyneighborhoodcl4824 really? What is it then?

[@SdmnPrays]

@@yourfriendlyneighborhoodcl4824 it is though

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodcl4824]

@@SazonovSS Nevermind my mistake just found out its both a religion and a philosophy

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodcl4824]

@@SdmnPrays My mistake

[@denismakarov7692]

though most of Crimean people I personally know say that living in Russia WAY more better than in UA

[@Lepocoloco]

Yeah because normally people living in occupied territories always say what they really feel. Just wait till you Nazis leave. It’ll be like when the 96% who voted for Russia in Kherson suddenly disappeared when areas returned to the rightful owners. Get you bags ready little orc and tell your Nazi friends to pack too.

[@jorai69]

Actually the Crimean population is declining again bc of Russian occupation

[@littletwist3358]

You know that most countries have more than 2-3 nationalities, don't you? As for Russia, to understand how the constituent entities live, you need to go to each of the regions and live there. I am Russian, my husband is Tatar, my friends are Kazakhs and Bashkirs. This is a country where Orthodox people lay a namaz mat, and in the kitchen they make bliny and chak-chak, borshch and beshbarmak. Where the distance between the neighboring towns is 300-1000 km and when you come to a neighboring region you can't understand the locals because they speak their own language. They have their own traditions, music, dance and cuisine. And all people respect each other regardless of religion and nationality. Welcome to Russia. There are hospitable and kind people here. The picture you see when you come here will be very different from what you see on TV and the internet. I have been to more than 35 countries, I can say 100% that Russia is now more developed in many aspects. Many European cities are 5-10 years behind Russia in terms of technology, urban infrastructure development, services (internet services, delivery, etc.), social and state communications, and so on.

[@sakuramatou90]

Нет. Все говорят на одном языке. Максимум, что может отличаться, так это диалекты

[@littletwist3358]

@@sakuramatou90 серьезно? Вы были в Татарстане? Многие говорят на татарском. Вы были в Чечне ? Я была, на русском вас поймут и ответят, так как он официальный, но общаются между собой на своих родных языках.

[@sakuramatou90]

@@littletwist3358 в Татарстан ездил на эксурсию 4 года назад. Про Чечню в тик токе видел, где все говорят на русском. Да и на ютубе полно.

[@littletwist3358]

@@sakuramatou90 ааа, ну понятно, когда хотя бы в 20 регионах по России побываете, тогда поговорим 😅

[@sakuramatou90]

@@littletwist3358 этого и не надо. Достаточно на статистику посмотреть. Есть 4 региона, где русских меньше, чем коренного населения. Та же Якутия. Но русские и туда переезжают. Все говорят на русском языке. Свои языки почти никто даже не хочет учить. Про молодёжь вообще молчу.

[@islandsunset]

You should have also talked about that Republic that is Mongol by ethnicity and Buddhist by religion and completely located in Europe.

[@alaskanbullworm5500]

Kalmykia?

[@islandsunset]

@@alaskanbullworm5500 yes that one. Wait, is it not republic?

[@alaskanbullworm5500]

@@islandsunset yes, it’s a republic within Russia.

[@demo9299]

Yes indeed, it's very unique and interesting. Why he didn't mentioned

[@user-wq5fz5pp2h]

Kalmyk's tea is awful for unprepared

[@hadidsyahputra3331]

Been to Yakutsk back at summer of 2016, stayed there for 2 weeks. And i must say it is an amazing experience.

[@GabrielZ.]

Seems wonderful

[@Shy_guy9795]

Cool! I’m from Yakutsk ;)

[@sciencetechnology9167]

So called Rosija is the essence of Muscovy and the lands occupied by it, the rest of Rosija : (Chuvashia, Tataria, Kalmykia, Yakutia, etc.) - these are all the lands occupied by Moscow, and the indigenous peoples do not have access to their subsoil, they live in poverty, but uses their subsoil and only one state - Moscow ... Yakutia with its natural resources would now be no poorer than the Emirates, and Ukraine is a fat piece, it will not work to get it .... that's why all the tales of Russians about "Russian-Slavs" - one essence - conquering ideology ..

[@Aaron-8989]

Wow very nice

[@helldronez]

@@Shy_guy9795 hehehhee... cool wink wink

[@mikhailkomorovsky3754]

“They can control their own natural resources” Газпром : 😏

[@noneuser2018]

Газпром - национальное достояние)

[@Eximison]

It was also necessary to show Kalmykia, the only region in Europe professing Buddhism.

[@foxthealchemist6397]

I was born in Bashkortostan as a Russian. I remember that Bashkort language was а compulsory school subject, and it was hard XD. Ufa is really beautiful city. Baskort anthem has 2 variations, on Russian and Bashkort languages.

[@user-du2bo3gb5g]

Привет братан

[@nickolaymiltenov]

So you are Bulgarian.

[@icyu953]

Земляк)

[@kapofuke3]

One thing is having a minority language as vehicular language of teaching and another thing is having it taught as a foreign language. For instance, during Soviet times, Lithuanians was the vehicular language of education, while Russian language was a mandatory subject taught as a foreign language. What makes an adult person's mother tongue is not their parent's mother tongue, but the vehicular language of their education. That happened in France, when the creation of the Education Nationals ended with the regional languages. There are many historical examples showing it such changes in mother tongue thanks to mandatory changes in the vehicular language of education: Brussels in the end of the XIX and begining of the XIX Century (from Dutch to French), Catalonia in the last 40 years (from Spanish to Catalan), Moselle in the middle of the XX Century (from German to French) etc.

[@levshutov1174]

Я родился в Удмуртии и при разговорах о языке. Каждый раз вспоминаю историю с самосожжением Альберта Разина. В качестве протеста тенденции отказа от обязательного изучения регионального языка и обрусению малых народов. Я не умдурт, но у нас в регионе гораздо менее стойкая идентичность, чем в Татарстане и Башкартостане.

[@lest0066]

Russia hides countries inside Spain: hold my vino.

[@numu4913]

You've never imagine, that inside Russia lives Buddhists in the west of the Russian Federation, they call themselves "Kalmyk"(We're Kazakhs call them Qalmaqtar)

[@lest0066]

@beentheredonethat inside spain there are several parts which reivindicates themself as nations( they have their own language, and etnical features) and there are nationalist separatists movements ( un Catalonia, galicia, basque country)

[@lest0066]

@beentheredonethat i know, its a joke man.

[@savvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvva]

Hold my cava! There is nothing unique about wine, but cava is!

[@jaloveast1k]

Is vine in Spain actually called vino? Same as in Russia then.

[@makacarmaker9185]

I love that little montage of diamond mines you made, I keep rewatching it. They are such inhuman structures, and how you coupled them with such effects, and music, I just love it.

[@arsbryant]

hey from Ufa, which is a capital city of Bashkortostan. It's nice to see the overview of my homeland made in english. good job!

[@Murdoc13z]

Survived like 500 years as republic in Russia but now we cant survive? Oh c'mon! Russia always tries centralize power but with current policy most poor regions can get more money from government. Maybe we can not survive globalization due to loss of our language and traditions but we tries to svave it. And in my opinion its not governmnet fault it happens everywhere due to cultural standartization.

[@berkayg4862]

Russia doesn’t even exist 500 years and before Russia all these minorities were opressed

[@Murdoc13z]

​@@berkayg4862 Kievan Rus' was founded in IX century. Since 1609 we got as part of Tsardom of Russia

[@muhammadiqmal9947]

OBF : Dagestan My brain: Khabib

[@haeveen8255]

😂

[@J__C_]

What is ‘Khabib’

[@user-dr7ru8pm3d]

hasbulla !

[@Dean_AZN]

@@J__C_ a Khabib 💀

[@de_matos41]

The Eagle!

[@andreymilovanov8720]

I think that USA and Canada must return all the occupated lands back to Indians that are native Americans (if there are any left)

[@oleole6239]

не понимай твой tongue

[@arolemaprarath6615]

Indians aren't native. Get ur facts

[@user-bo9qr5bk5h]

Схуяли у тебя Чукотский автономный округ не является частью России, если он и есть Россия и признан всеми как часть России

[@egro_chaplia]

Я тоже охренел. Спасибо, что хоть крым приписали к России

[@user-xj1wc8zx8p]

i was born in Central Kazakhstan and we had in our class tatars, kazakhs, ukrainians, chechens, russians germans, and koreans.

[@ukazuticestu2246]

lol what a MIX

[@tekneakz4995]

Bashkortostan is so beautiful, glad I clicked on this video

[@GR1MMChanel]

oh, it's so pleasant to read your comment. Thank you, our republic is really fascinating but there are so many problems with factories and the government that is hardly providing convinient fascilities for tourism. Nevertheless, our people will be happy to meet tourists from all around the world and show our natural treasures:)

[@annatar1266]

@@GR1MMChanel I wish i could visit your beautiful Republic someday, greetings from Indonesia.

[@gamermapper]

I really love Buryatia, Tuva (and Turkic people in Siberia as a whole), Baikal and Chukotka

[@skeptical5727]

Lol not a country

[@tekneakz4995]

@@skeptical5727 oh yeah duh Lmaooo

[@dilvastak7351]

0:24 WTF When and who managed to chop off Chukotka from the Russian Federation?

[@mynext30years41]

If the US colonized North America the way Russian Empire colonized the East ( and maintained people's identity in Europe), Florida would be called "Seminole Republic", Mississippi would be "Cherokee Republic " , New York state would be Mohican Republic and so on. In Russia they let people live the lives they used to live and preserved their culture and language. Look up the History of Finland, that was a part of Russia for centuries, yet they retain their culture, language, and even their own government!

[@MSSLatvia]

Actually Mississippi is from the native American Ojibwe language, meaning "big river" (misiziibi).

[@mynext30years41]

@@MSSLatvia you are missing the point: the regions named not after the rivers and landmarks, but in respect to people who inhabited that land without forceful relocation.

[@danshakuimo]

I have always wondered why Russia was a federation and I guess it makes sense now.

[@richlisola1]

Do you wonder why the United States is a federation too?

[@bilgesez]

de facto it's not a federation, our republics don't have much power

[@user-ox6li1fy3g]

@@bilgesez, de facto they are. Because of many reasons. It is very comfortable to have regions, for example people learn their native language and Russian in their region.

[@user-wr6po7rf4q]

@@user-ox6li1fy3g Причём тут язык? Имеется в виду, что в самоуправление этих республик крайне мало и "автономные" они лишь на бумаге

[@user-ox6li1fy3g]

@@user-wr6po7rf4q, speak English pls, это не русскоязычный сегмент ютуба.

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

Keyword of the official title of Russia is ‘federation’.

[@dr_Olga]

but it try constantly to decrease lingual and cultural difference among republics and to become unitary state

[@polyefir3463]

@@dr_Olga No, it's not. Government tries to preserve all the culture in the regions.

[@dr_Olga]

@@polyefir3463 it is great then

[@crabit]

@@polyefir3463 yes, it is. All the government try is to centralize everything and earn more money

[@polyefir3463]

@@crabit Do you have any proof of this information? Government gives financial support to small subjects and nations within RF. Unique languages exists on a par with Russian. What are you talking about?

[@TheTeodorsoldierabvb]

It is Russia, the same way Texas is the US. There is little difference between the status of an autonmous republic and a US state - except in the reasoning for its making.

[@mikhraly]

АХАХА! Россия прячет другие страны! Если бы в английском (и других языках) не было бы одного слова "Russian" для обозначения "русских" и "россиян", то этого видео не было. Сами "спрятали" и теперь делают "открытия".

[@Yakinse]

Американский НТВ с их шокирующими сенсациями 🤣🤣

[@JD-vi7pk]

Coming up next: Why The UK hides countries within its boarders Later: Why does The USA possess these countries (TBH I don't understand why Hawaii is not a separate country, but OK)

[@depressedferrarifan9066]

It once was the kingdom of hawaii

[@JD-ob1jf]

Nice name

[@Tacticoolpapi]

Strategic Naval Location.

[@B10101]

Free Chechnya first

[@shalyfemusic]

@@shonenjumpmagneto You are actually wrong the Us did nons of what you said except annex. It was American settlers who were descendants of missionaries and wanted to get rich and control Hawaii who overthrew the kingdom for sugat fields, later they agreed to give the land to the US.

[@AlTalkspodcast]

I was born in Mirny and my Grandparents worked in the factory that processed all the diamonds from that mine. I also lived in Yakustsk for a number of years. Its great to see a video about this country.

[@bjorngot73]

I'm Swedish but have spent lots of time in Mirny, Aikhal and Nyurba working with the diamond mines. Fantastic place.

[@sashoksashok8108]

Bjrn very enigmatic Isn't it?

[@Aeg0r]

What country?

[@pistynkapistynka3596]

Nie ma czym się chwalić, miliony Polaków pracowało na Syberii, która usłana jest ich grobami. Nieludzka ziemia.

[@dirtyyy7668]

@@pistynkapistynka3596 Po chuj tu po polsku piszesz jak to nawet nie o tym?

[@canadiana5697]

There is a correction about the last region Adygeya. The region you declare was Krasnodar. Adygeya placed inside this territory and it is way smaller and I’m not sure that there are so much resources you were talking about. Check it out please. And you will understand. That’s why it’s one of the poorest republic

[@ThatOneGuy81309]

Bro ignored Chechnya.

[@matfeio289]

*forgot, not ignored

[@chosonminhang]

Nobody hides them. Just come to any interesting part of Russia and enjoy your stay ✌

[@jankbunky4279]

Hopefully I will! I'd like to go to Kaliningrad🤔

[@-Kc1937-]

@@jankbunky4279 Königsberg*

[@jankbunky4279]

@@-Kc1937- The modern name is Kaliningrad, I'm quite sure. It's a shame for me that they don't use German there anymore, because I actually know a decent bit. Barely any Russian though :/

[@-Kc1937-]

@@jankbunky4279 yea it sucks

[@-Kc1937-]

@@jankbunky4279 it's not Russian today and still has a German majority population

[@farukmimarlar8826]

Fun fact : Yakut means diamond/ruby in Turkey Turkish

[@nesser52]

Interesting, never knew it

[@alexanderd.7818]

I don’t think that is a coincidence

[@antonsimkin]

You are my yakut

[@nikita424]

Yakuts are originally a tribe of turkic people (same ethnic group as the Turkish people), and there are a lot of diamonds in Yakutia, so here´s the explanation :)

[@shamsqasr6173]

They call themselves Sakha/Saxa (Sahha), and "yakut" is an exonym (from Russian who took it from Evenk "yokô").

[@nikital6607]

On behalf of all Russians I would like to say that we are kind, good-natured and cheerful! ❤ Come to visit us to make sure of it! 🇷🇺 Greetings from Siberia with love!💫

[@hankwilliams150]

A genuinely fascinating video. Thanks!

[@user-sz9kk6zm9p]

As a Yakut I can say that even in my town there are more than 10 different nationalities

[@milotfokusi2124]

Greetings from an Albanian to the Yakut people

[@GuyFromTheFarNorth]

Дорообо.

[@nesser52]

@Tinúviel yes, for a long time now

[@mak0vka]

@@nesser52 there is? most people i know are happy about our republic being a part of russia

[@jeomirit]

@Kosmos Garden there's not. Without Moscow there will be 99% of poverty. You know why? These regions very dependent, they will not be able to find goods to bring them to stores. The shops will be empty. There will be no work. There is no constitution, etc.

[@bojarsky647]

9:42 Talking about Adygea, the author marked on the map and gave statistics for the entire Krasnodar Territory (the Krasnodar Territory is 10 times larger in the area of Adygea), and at the end of the rating showed the low economic situation of Adygea, this is a mistake

[@spider.monkey.ninja.assassin]

Та он что-то вообще херню несёт. Русофобия сплошная.

[@kyleaerthe356]

@@spider.monkey.ninja.assassin что из этого является руссофобией?

[@pt3085]

Kyle Aerthe то что республики названы самыми бедными территориями России, а вообще-то Татарстан, Якутия, Башкирия - одни из самых богатых. Никакой связи между бедностью региона и его статусом в России нет, посмотрите на бедные центральные области. Также был рассказ о том, что из-за Путина республики могут исчезнуть, только несмотря на 20 лет его правления ни одна республика не исчезла. Также показаны украинские беспорядки в части видео о Крыме. Не говорю уже что показанные про-российские митинги происходили не в Крыму, а в Севастополе.

[@c0mbo]

То, что у нас нет республики "дажестан" тебя не смущает?

[@_Sergey.S.]

@@pt3085 Все видео сплошная пропаганда , и выводы чистой воды страшилка и старый как мир лозунг , а нас грабят , за наш счет все кормятся и т.д. Раскачка национального вопроса в надежде повторить развал как это было с СССР .

[@erboulat]

That's why it's called Federation.

[@victorsago]

Except that it's no more a "Federation", than North Korea is a "Democratic Republic".

[@IliaDegtiarev]

Lat's talk about Saxonian, Mersian, Wales, Napoly, Siracusian, Galatia. Where are Delawares Navajo, Comanche, Apachee, Cherokee, Mohicans, Sioux, Hurons National Republics. And by the the way, whe the US is going to bring back all the Mexican territories that were conguered during 1846-1848 years?

[@austrakaiser4793]

United Kingdom: [is third place in tea consumption] wait, that's illegal!

[@assadmuhammad5726]

Behind Ireland too, lmfao

[@AsiaMinor12]

Honestly I associate tea more with Chinese, Indians, Arabs, Turks and Iranians than I do with English people.

[@robertdowneyjr7903]

@@AsiaMinor12 beacause we know how to make it not like british who came here for tea but never learnt how to make that

[@Damo2690]

@@robertdowneyjr7903 Ever heard of something called weather

[@morceen]

@@AsiaMinor12 True, it is originally an East Asian drink, it became popular in south Asia and South East Asia, and then Arab merchants and sailors especially from Yemen and Oman introduced it to the Arabs, Persians and Turks, and then Europe. Coffee is an Arab drink that was made from beans imported from Eritrea which was also spread by Yemeni merchants. And there is mate', an Argentine drink that is becoming popular nowadays in some parts of the world. I drink all of them, and I don't like how English people make their tea.

[@nesser52]

-38C for January in Yakutsk in pretty warm tho, usually in goes down* to -50-53C

[@audience2]

Down not up

[@nikokapanen82]

38 minus is an average for January, it goes colder at nights and in some special days can drop below 50.

[@AyaanJaved233]

Wdym how it that warm , that's super cold

[@rattled1557]

@@AyaanJaved233 my thoughts exactly

[@nesser52]

@@AyaanJaved233 -30 in winter is "warm" bc usually it's 40-50C below zero

[@darkebmindustrial3632]

Because not are countries ,Russia is state federation,similar like USA, Canada or Mexico but Russia not call state or province like Mexico, USA or Canada. Russia say republics but Russia is a country federation like USA, Mexico etc . Is easy

[@boki4258]

Americans finding out that Russia is multi-ethnic be like:

[@thedoctorairsoft6813]

Are you going to make another video called "Why America hides Countries inside it's borders" ? asking as a Texan.

[@gamermapper]

It's harder to define that. Except for Native Americans which have a clear homeland. Hispanics and Blacks live sparsely populated all over the US and don't have a clearly defined borders. Edit : maybe the Black Mecca could be a place for African Americans

[@thedoctorairsoft6813]

@@gamermapper harder to define? M8 do you even live in the u.s?

[@CarlosRodriguez-hb3vq]

Hey Patrick, what am I?

[@thedoctorairsoft6813]

@@CarlosRodriguez-hb3vq Uh stupid?

[@E4439Qv5]

@@thedoctorairsoft6813 no! He's Texas!

[@sidharthcs2110]

It's not just Russia , it's the Russian federation

[@sallmandar1027]

Its not just The United States, its the United States of America Its not France, its the French Republic Its not China, its the Peoples Republic of China .... do you see, shortning other countries names doesnt make a difference

[@robertdowneyjr7903]

@Kingshuk Monsur 😂😂

[@cianakril]

@@sallmandar1027 actually, it does. The word "Federation" has a very specific definition and acting surprising there is different regional laws and cultures in the country which specifically states it's a Federation in its name is plain stupid.

[@allancg1022]

more like Russia and its colonies

[@loko450]

@@allancg1022 This is the biggest difference, Russia does not colonize kudi, but it helps the backward region to develop by taking under its wing, this is a big difference, Russia never had colonies like England or Germany or France from which they took out everything that could be withdrawn enslaving the population, here is a mirrored approach with an increase in territory that no one will dispute

[@fiyaafiyaa]

Talking about language…I live by the way in Komi Republic. We have two official languages Russian and Komi. And both are studied at schools in our republic. So I’m not seeing any ban of our ethnic language. Lots of older generation speaks it. Of course younger ones are not so interested with Komi, but still they learn the basics at school and learn our ethnic culture.

[@stefo_kid56]

Fun fact! The USA actually does not own LA, thats because their territory is just the 13 colonies, the other ones are states🤗

[@ButterDog42069]

Actually in Russian language there are two different words to describe a russian citizen and a russian by nationality, but i doubt that the goal of this video was to make anything clear. Also, welcome to the world of federative republics and how about a "Why US hides counties inside it?" video?

[@alexandracotton4514]

Национальность на английском будет скорее ethnicity, английская nationality больше означает страну в которой ты родился и гражданство которой как следствие имеешь, а citizenship типа и просто гражданство, и гражданство которое приобрел переселившись, как то так Я просто имею в виду что с английской точки зрения у, скажем, якутов: russian nationality -потому что родились в России, russian citizenship - потому что российское Гражданство и yakut ethnicity - потому что якутская национальность. У русских в России russian nationality, citizenship и ethnicity. У русских родившихся в Америке там скажем russian ethnicity, american nationality, и может быть двойное гражданство и в России и в США russian american citizenship √•~•√ тип там как то так, соррян за муторное объяснение

[@alexandracotton4514]

Я просто думаю это важным тут прояснить потому что как якут я блин не приезжий, я тут родился хд это слегка больше чем просто citizenship ☝️ так что да, моя nationality все ещё russian хд типа РАЗНИЦА ЕСТЬ

[@fraquara7765]

Could I ask what these words are and if there's any form of translation in English ?

[@ButterDog42069]

@@fraquara7765 Русский [Ruski:] is a word to describe Russian like a nationality Россиянин[Rosiyanin] is a word reffering to anyone living within the borders of Russia. Both the words can only be translated as "Russian"

[@lzh4950]

@Maxim Konoplev Same with Chinese - it can refer to native Chinese (born in China), overseas Chinese (born elsewhere e.g. Malaysia, Singapore & descended from migrants from China), while autonomous & disputed (?) regions e.g. HK, Taiwan/ROC also have the majority of their populations have many aspects of Chinese culture too

[@franklucas2340]

Russian Federation: Federation meaning a unification of other "Republics" meaning different states or Countries that is united with Russia but may be independent government.

[@osamabinladen824]

Correct. So Russia, by itself, isn't a country?

[@inxxxes]

No this is russian imperialism continued in the more serious form of communism! this is not freedom! after they o genocide around them starting with ukraine

[@franklucas2340]

Yes, Russia is a country of its own, the independent member countries make up the Russia Federation, there is a difference between Russia & Russia Federation.

[@franklucas2340]

As Dadi Ghidut, explained Russia is moving toward imperialism and want to make the Federation into member states as territories of Russia, however certain areas have become as genocide campaigns, which is highly illegal in accordance to international law, which Russia may or may not be involved, which would make the merger of the federation less appetizing and bring on more concern about Russia's future within the international community.

[@inxxxes]

@@franklucas2340 imposed federation ! sakha must be a free country and many others .... russia impose her dictators in many countries/// want example like cHechnia or turkmenistan?

[@manubishe]

Russia? Russian federation. It's like the difference between Ruskij and Rossiyanin - first is a place of the Ruskij nationality, the second is a citizen of a country. Most Russians are part of the country, but not all RF citizens are Russians.

[@emilkivgazov749]

As a Tatar, I can say for sure that all republics consider their territories to be Russia, and themselves Russians. I'm talking about most of the people, there will be people in all countries who don't like everything.

[@user-rn5dk2ej7k]

As another Tatar, I say that this gentleman is wishful thinking.

[@maksimkovalev4113]

10:22 - this region is called Krasnodarskiy kray, not Adygea. Adygea - is only a small republic inside Krasnodar's region.

[@lei8378]

well i mean pretty much the whole southern kuban, which includes southern krasnodar krai and the whole of the republic of adygea, is circassian land that russians colonised so 🤷‍♀️ hes not too far off

[@TheAssassin04]

Thats all Circassian (Adyghe) territory, not "krasnodar" territory. After the 1763 - 1864 Russo-Circassian war, 90% of the Circassians were either killed or forcely deported to the ottoman empire. The Circassians (Adyghe) were the biggest population in the whole (north-)caucasus before that and even the oldest and most ancient population too... All those territories of Kabardino-balkaria, karachay-Cherkessia, Adygea, Krasnodar Krai, Stavropol, North ossetia-alania and a tiny little bit of ingushetia, are original Circassian (Adyghe) homeland and territory, there is nothing russian in that area...

[@noahlemasters]

I think you learned from Johnny Harris with your maps, good job, keep up the great work.

[@GEliteG]

Harris is still sponsored by vox behind the curtains. He is not a one man show as you might think.

[@Hamsteak]

I seen that too, I don't mind other KZbinrs jumping on the bandwagon, as long as they don't just copy it. As long as they add there own research and content to the subject

[@jasnoorsingh6328]

Harris is boss

[@Lemwell7]

@@GEliteG even if he wasn’t anybody with that level of success and quality is gonna be working with others, it’d be insane if these big channels were just individual operation.

[@nickreyes3604]

@@GEliteG You know this how?

[@neilairwin4342]

As well as 22 Republics in Russia, there are also 4 Autonomous Okrugs and 1 Autonomous Oblast. I have been to the Russian Republics of Khakassia, Tuva and Altai, and to the amazing Jewish Autonomous Oblast near Khabarovsk in eastern Siberia. Russia is incredibly diverse and encompasses many ethnicities. .

[@graphiuruss.2948]

Government of a big country is hard and requires centralization. I'm not agree with conclusions of the author of the video. Check the tax levels: In Russia the income tax is fixed to 13 %, in US it is average 23 % (10%-39%, progressive), EU 21% (progressive). And yes, Moscow is richer than other cities of Russia (except Ufa, maybe), but isn't' the same for other capitals or intranational trade centers of the world. Everything is relative.

[@beyondrecall9446]

learning Hungarian acually brought me here.. Why? well, Khanty-Mansyisk autonomous "okrug" is, by far, the most interesting of things regarding different etnicities of Russia..Well, I am from Serbia and speak several languages and have an interest in linguistics and have been learning Hungarian for some time now, since I live in a multi-national, autonomous area of Vojvodina and am half-Hungarian myself. the thing that interests me is how are the only Hungarian (in the heart of Europe) lingual relatives ( from the same branch), Khanty and Mansi languages from Western Siberia .. and they have an autonomous province within Russia with a capital called Khanty-Mansiysk.. It looks very beautiful and listening to the languages of these Uralic tribes clearly shows their connection to Hungarian but have adopted a more Russian tone and vocabulary during the centuries, like Hungarian has adopted Slavic an Germanic loanwords and vocabulary.. The simmilarities are obvious more than with the Finnic language branch (Finnish, Estonian..) which have had separate ways for abou 4,500 years .. So the connection of a european language and people to two Siberian tribes brought me here, cos I assumed that everybody already knew that, as a "Federation", Russia consists of republics . And the tightened grip is reasonable after seeing Kosovo's violent independence that was gained by an extensive bombing campaign by 16 countries (unauthorized by the UN) and seeing how Crimean independence was controversial without shots fired .. really shows the hypocrisy of the "West")

[@haykor7165]

Wow

[@20marc00]

A Hungarian here ;) Thank you for the comment, I agree with you. I simply don’t know how people still think that Hungarian language is from the Finnic language branch, I can’t even think of any real similarities.

[@predragmanov6341]

I've been to Khanty Mansiysk in 2012. Completely new town, everything is owned by Gasrprom and Lukoil and constructed after 2007. It even has arena for winter sports with bigger capacity than Belgrade arena. The closest inhabited village is 700km away. The majority of the 35 000 inhaitants are descendants of former gulag prisoners from Ukraine. Old natives (Khanty and Mansy) are very rare and almost non existent.

[@predragmanov6341]

Inace, ovaj video im je jako glup, ne mora ni celog da ga gledam pa da vidim.

[@alexstorm2749]

Totally agree with you, brother Serb, especially what you said in the very end. Hvala from Russia! 🤝 ☺️ 🇷🇺 ❤️ 🇷🇸

[@ajithq7]

who hides what. what's new in that there are dozens of languages within same country. same as India

[@TimurBeletski]

Americans😂😂😂 they never knew the meaning of the word Federation😂😂😂

[@artmile4393]

Nobody in Russia wants to get rid of republics or diminish their cultural contribution. It’s just how things is in every federal government system. Center takes it all, capital takes it all. These territories are difficult to reach and to set there any programs. It’s much more complicated than just evil Putin. To stay united this country needs a strong center, so federal arrangement is a way Russia has to exist with problems that are typical for that system

[@user-jo2ps6el9i]

Какой-то чрезмерно сильный центр получается, жопа у него не слипнется?

[@Lepocoloco]

😂 good one. “They like being occupied”. You effing Nazis. 😂

[@torontomapleleafs6073]

Btw great work. Большое спасибо за твою работу !❤😊

[@weebonyoutube3847]

why is America still in possession of Alaska, Hawaii and the other states 👀

[@andriwahyudani1302]

Free TEXAS

[@bossschmutzfink9865]

Alaska was paid for.

[@normalgentleman106]

Pacific control?

[@audience2]

@@normalgentleman106 Hawaii is a wonderful strategic asset.

[@DrIBeast]

Because they are valuable to begin with. Not only for holding the Pacific , but they also have many natural resources.

[@telegnazatlqm3972]

I was born in a city near Kazakhstan named after an Italian revolutionary. My mother was Mari and Roma (gypsy), and my father was Uzbek Tatar. This country has an incredible amount of diversity that Westerners can never recognize because of their ignorance.

[@swayamsouravdash2433]

Who are roma

[@Pietato_Salad]

Tolyatti

[@telegnazatlqm3972]

@@Pietato_Salad yes!

[@telegnazatlqm3972]

@@swayamsouravdash2433 they are also called "gypsies," but it's a derogatory word and I avoid using it.

[@airconditioner130]

@Happi not even most Russians know all these ethnic groups.

[@arbendit4348]

Why you thought Putin wants to destroy the autonomous republics is beyond me. If anything the minority populations in Russia have increased since Putin took power at the expense of Russians. So there is no such attempt to "destroy the republics"

[@takadwo166]

"might not survive for much longer"? they are doing great for hundreds of years

[@edugonch2]

Russia is sooooooo beautiful, I would like to travel across the country before I die....

[@jake_reviews_games]

It's paradox,because chance of dying is enormous in Russia!

[@DaG00t]

@@jake_reviews_games lmao what?

[@NotinEzugo]

@@jake_reviews_games ?

[@jake_reviews_games]

@@DaG00t wow, you're an old on KZbin

[@ovdeja]

@@jake_reviews_games you are still safer in Russia than in Us or England. By far

[@GuderII]

So basically after the Soviet Union collapsed Russia still Empire.

[@michaeldunham3385]

It was an empire before the Soviet Union

[@meklowthelemur861]

@@michaeldunham3385 and will be long after putins russia.

[@michaeldunham3385]

@@meklowthelemur861 only because it's imposed by force at the moment, but so was the Soviet Union and that eventually ended

[@meklowthelemur861]

@@michaeldunham3385 right but the point im making is what it became after. Another empire in a modern sense. Thus I say when putins dead again Russia will become an empire in some sense. It has been so since the defeat of the Golden horde.

[@apollo-eu4fk]

russia colonized asia and the middle east the same way the british colonized america . the separate countries in russia are like native tribes in america who have their own laws and function as countries . only about 20 percent of russia is in europe russia colonized the rest to form a empire

[@user-xk2sn4up2g]

Я не поняла, а почему убрали край полуострова на карте? Out country is too big to mark borders correctly?

[@offlinejust]

Наверное тупо ошибка рендера и чтобы всё не переделывать, автор забил. Или этот фрагмент с картой даже не он делал.

[@beautifulflorida]

Yakutia is beautiful! River Lena is amazing! Great video, thank you.