TOP 6 MOST DANGEROUS CITIES IN RUSSIA

There're a lot of problems in Russia and a lot of really dangerous and scary cities. This is most often associated with unemployment, low wages and alcoholism. And in this video I will now show the Top 6 most terrible cities in Russia, and also tell you what was the reason for getting into this rating.
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Episodes:
00:00 All we want is peace...
00:21 Top 6. Shakhty
01:08 Top 5. Chelyabinsk
02:11 Top 4. Perm
02:55 Top 3. Ulan-Ude
04:44 Top 2. Magadan
05:39 Important staff
05:58 Top 1. Kyzyl
08:00 Moscow and Saint Petersburg
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[@jimh527]

I am from South Carolina, US and have traveled all over America. L.A., Chicago, New York etc.. To me, Khabarovsk in the far east of Russia was one of the most crime free cities I have every experienced. Even though I don't speak Russian (try that in America), everyone was very respectful and courteous to me. The Russians walked around with apparently no fear. Even in the alley behind my apartment building at all hours of the night. Compared to America, I think it's a myth that Russia is a dangerous place.

[@foxtrot4755]

She greatly exaggerates reality.

[@user-muserf]

Russia is very big and despite the fact that it is generally safe, there are regions where there is a little less security. This video was about such areas.

[@hidenname541]

@@foxtrot4755Not really, Russia has around the same homicide rate as the US, and it used to be 6 times higher 20 years ago

[@foxtrot4755]

@@hidenname541 well, that's a lie. Number of murders per 100,000 people: USA - 24.80. Russia - 9.20.

[@alvinlee2968]

Considering the percentage of Russian speakers in the US, not a surprise you can't find people speaking it. It wouldn't be a surprise either, that you're a whiny trumpanzee.

[@AgentNesty]

❗️My brain turned off at the end of editing and I put numbers incorrectly! I lost a lot of zeros when indicated the ratio of murders to the population! 😰 This is not 35/1000, but 35/100.000. I'm very upset 🥲

[@pacitobeaver653]

There are only two cities in Russia . . I would love to see a tour of a country town that has no paved roads, no grocery store, no natural gas heating, no indoor bathroom

[@user-hy3dv5wh1z]

​@@pacitobeaver653There are no such cities , grocery stores , including large hypermarkets , are everywhere , bathrooms in all apartment buildings , roads too , even in cities that are in the permafrost zone there are roads

[@verleextreme]

I went to Ulan-Ude while living in Russia with my girlfriend in the winter in 2019 and met many drunken people on the streets and in restaurants, but for some reason I loved this city and the Buryat people. I even played foosball in a bar with a bunch of drinking Buryats who were super nice! Also the food was awesome and I bought myself some fur boots. But I didn't even know it was so dangerous until seeing this!

[@rasahomemongolia6045]

This usually mostly happens in like mongolian related cities. Even in ulaanbaatar in ger district. I am mongolian my self

[@LoneStarMillennial]

Probably because it isn't dangerous, except to a Russian who doesn't understand how bad it has become in the west and believes she's got it bad and we are a paradise.

[@tomburkart7814]

Your the first channel that i've seen talking about Russia. I don't know much but happy to learn from such A beautiful moderator. Greetings from Germany

[@gastrogubimmed8112]

I lived in nizhiynovgorod for o years very safe and happy i miss ot and will go back soon Russia is a very safe place to be despite all the things people say

[@daxtonhincher3290]

Russia has actually been ranked as one of the top 10 most dangerous countries on Earth since 2012. I would not dare set foot in Russia, because of gang activity and drug use. And plus Russia is a terrible country to live in, because of hatred and violence. So you would be safer in America than you would be in any city in Russia.

[@diealemusik5979]

You spoke of a subject I know well: violence. I live in São Paulo, Brazil. São Paulo is the richest state in Brazil, it's basically the financial center of the country. Still, robberies and murders here are so common that they don't even impress us anymore.

[@TVCeker]

How about the safest places? Like with whom to cozy up during long Siberian winter without being afraid and such.

[@foxtrot4755]

In almost any city in Siberia. Much safer than American cities.

[@ferrariguy8278]

Thanks for another informative video with style and character. You have a way of creating a laugh and a smile even when the subject is a bit tragic. Another one well done. Hopefully one day things will turn around and the lives in those places can be better though it doesn't seem like a near term possibility.

[@heiko9866]

ohh it's time to plan my next adventure holiday, thanks for the recommendations 🤣😂 nice video @ nastya, keep it up ! 👍

[@714rsturk]

Well done young lady. Excellent little history lesson. I'm glad I found your channel. Keep up the good work.

[@HeinrichBeck]

#4 PERM???? WHAAAT?? I am an American man (Native New Yorker, baby) married to a lovely lady from Perm. I have been to Perm MANY MANY times and even lived there for 6 months. I walked everywhere at all hours of the day and night. NEVER ONCE was I scared for my personal safety and never ONCE did I meet "a former prisoner". I was treated like a VIP in Perm by the locals (they really don't meet many Americans). Perm is a beautiful little city and I highly recommend it.

[@the_eye8574]

how did you meet your girlfriend?

[@HeinrichBeck]

@@the_eye8574 On Busu, a language learning site. She was studying English. We chatted for almost 2 years (not romantic, just friendly). We met and the rest is history.

[@foxtrot4755]

Well, she is greatly exaggerating reality.

[@AeonsOfBlight]

You just admitted to special treatment and still don't see how that changes things 😅

[@user-os2nr1ox2f]

Твоя девушка тебя обналу в Перми 0 людей и куча перьчам

[@robertbrouillette6767]

I spent three weeks in Novosibirsk in February. I was off the streets about 9 PM and of course not out drinking throwing money hand over fist. Still it was much safer than New Orleans, Chicago, or a gazillion U S cities. I met a beautiful young lady with local police force. There’s bad areas and good areas everywhere.

[@SvetlanaVoikova]

I can calmly walk in Novosibirsk even at 12 o’clock at night. And in the summer in our city it is still light at 11 o’clock in the evening, and our children walk in the playgrounds until that time.

[@robertbrouillette6767]

It was February 2017 and I stayed at the Siber Hotel across the street from a bank. I can’t remember the name, but it had a large green neon sign. I loved the breakfast and dinner meals at the hotel in their dining hall. The first morning I was there, it was a cold winter morning with the wind blowing. There was a coffee bar and when I ordered coffee speaking in Russian and told the barista “Ya Amerakonski” he was real nice. The hotel staff was wonderful. However, not really knowing the city, I stayed pretty close to the train station and the surrounding area. I took the train out to the state university. And went to the railroad museum. I love the P37 steam locomotive and the railroad cars from before the Bolshevik Revolution.

[@SvetlanaVoikova]

@@robertbrouillette6767 This is exactly the Central part of the city, where you stayed, and where you were in other places. Yes, there is a lot to see in Novosibirsk. Although I myself haven’t been to many places yet, since I don’t like long distances, and Novosibirsk is a huge city. If you have the opportunity, come to our city again! 🙂

[@robertbrouillette6767]

Dear Svetlana. I would love to come back to Novosibirsk sometime. I would love to get in the Russian Foreign Language at Volgograd State University where the Battle of Stalingrad took place from August 1942 till 03 February 1943. I am a history fan of WWII in the East. I watched all of the 23 or 24 episodes of Soviet Storm WWII in the East, made for Russian Television in 2011. It’s narrated in English by I think someone in the UK. But right now I have a house, three dogs, two cats and no help. And I am Orthodox. I went to Alexander Neveskey Church in Novosibirsk. It’s quite a history as the Bolsheviks tried to blow it up two or three times in 1938 without success.@@SvetlanaVoikova

[@SvetlanaVoikova]

@@robertbrouillette6767 wow.. you know more about Russian places than any teenager of the current generation from Russia. They don't want to know history at all. I also really want to visit Volgograd, I was traveling by train and from afar I saw the sculpture “Motherland”, it is huge, I imagine that if I see it close, it will give me goosebumps. My son and I also love animals very much, and the child really asks that we have a dog or cat at home, but due to the fact that every summer we go somewhere on vacation to Russian places, this is impossible. But we have a cat cafe in our city where we can come and play with cats all day long :) You are an amazing person, perhaps because you are Orthodox, you are so drawn to Russia. One day you will have the opportunity to realize your dreams and plans! And I wish you good luck too..🙂

[@kenibnanak5554]

All poor cities in any country can be dangerous. Addicts and hungry people will do whatever they think they have to do. Sometimes that means robbery and murder.

[@Henners34]

I really like your videos Nesty. I have never been to Russia and likely wont for sometime, until things settle a bit. Anyway just wanted to say I find you videos entertaining and fun.

[@raghavendra4633]

Thanks for this Vlog. Needed this Vlog for us to know .Thanks from India

[@on2thenextthing]

The capital of criminal tourism. 😂😂😂 You're hilarious. That was an awesome video!

[@AgentNesty]

Thank u soooo much!💖🥰

[@Habakuk_]

Thanks for this informative video :)

[@Olga-de3ru]

Особенно Путин-гопник на заставке 😂

[@sviu]

I just found your channel and have been binge watching dozens of videos. Thank you for the great contents! Incidentally, I just watched your video on racism in Russia right before the current video. It is interesting that the capital cities of the minorities Buryatyia and Tyva feature so prominently on this list. How does this contribute to the stereotype? If you can redo this video, what would you change about it?

[@michaelmccreedy8240]

Love your channel. By the way, I like the new hair color, it fits you I think.

[@larry6682]

I love your videos and your twisted sense of humor.

[@TheHisanawi]

I found your channel today and im sooooo happy that I did. First of all thank you for great content and the time you spend making these videos for us to have great time watching.. BUT BUT Uuu 🤤😋😍🥰🤯ops yes ehm.... But finding such a rare gem of a personality nowadays on KZbin or in real life, literally gave me hope for the future of human rights. Young boys and guys take note. Don't let the half naked, screaming and woke culture type of girl from Instagram,TikTok win. THIS is THE real perfect example model of what a influencers on KZbin or Instagram should really be. She is smart, extremely beautiful and even more funny than most comedians.

[@haroldsimmons9623]

Hi Nesty, very interesting subject. You becareful walking around over there. We have it here too.

[@v8pilot]

I've been to Detroit - the Ford museum was good to visit but parts of Detroit are like a post WWIII film set.

[@flaviucalin]

Another good one. Professional edit. Greetings from Romania.

[@ivanschekoldin7315]

Idk, I lived in Perm 32 years and spent some time in the district that's considered one of the most dangerous. I went there mostly at night by the way. Still don't know why people say it's so dangerous. It was fine. But I guess living through the 90s in Perm gave me a really good idea of when and where to go and where not to if you want to keep all your health and stuff :) Living in Moscow now, for sure it's feels way safer than Perm although I never considered Perm dangerous

[@samirius6730]

I lived in Perm 3 years (and I'm going back there soon) I'm not Russian and i find it funny when someone tells me it's dangerous it's absolutely safe for usual citizens and even when you go for a walk at 4 AM and absolutely everywhere around the city there is no risk of being assaulted or provoked for a man (I'm not a woman i can't say for the opposite gender) You said that living in Perm used to be fine, today it became really a secured place, and idk from where this girl came with her statistics You foreigners need to know that the Russians inherited a sort of psychose from the 90", they were so shocked from these years that they are still feeling the psychological impact today I'm from Algeria, when you tell me it is dangerous in Закамск or индустриальный район or even вышка вторая i imagine it like it's a place where you can die ... but the worse you can live is being disturbed by some alcoholics at 2am on Saturday morning

[@samirius6730]

last thing: i think this girl have never been in Europe (Paris or London are nice examples lol or even Brussels) or the US, she doesn't really know the meaning of dangerous and i do not blame her, i argued about this subject a lot of time with my Russians friends from Perm and Moscow, they do not get to know how secured there country is in comparaison with the western world (or even with most of the rest of the world) until they go abroad and live an experience like this

[@raythornton8578]

It’s my first time watching your channel. I loved it. You’re beautiful, and charming. I love your use of humor and sarcasm. I’m now a subscriber 🥰😊

[@AgentNesty]

Hii, thank u soo much! happy to have u here 💖

[@svetlanapomeroy6529]

I think Nesty never lived in some areas in London where somebody stabbed everyday on the streets. The most amazing story was when famous footballer was chased by gangsters for his car in a middle of day light and he was terrified. Yeap, come to London baby. I always worry when my son with friends go to visit their friend that luckily lives in a high scrapper in a flat that cost millions, so its safe there. But I don't like him to go around London with friends, always somebody stabbed in this city.

[@ailavenatv]

Good info dear nesty

[@dbibbyma]

Wow! You are great! Really funny video. I have to show my friend. I won't be going to any of those cities.

[@irishrover4658]

When I was in the U.S. Army my job was to listen to Soviet bases in the Far East from our base in Japan. Magadan had some HQs we listened to. Brought back memories.

[@mCblue79]

It's 4am in 🇦🇺 but I have to watch your vid 👍😁

[@AgentNesty]

Oh. Sweets dreams 😄💖

[@mCblue79]

@@AgentNesty Nesty wishes me sweet dreams. My life is complete LoL ☺️

[@narayanudit6212]

Informative,intresting and funny😂 video at the same time. I like your videos. Keep making such videos NESTY.

[@AgentNesty]

Thank you dear 🥰 I’ll do my best! 💪🏻

[@marijanmajetic8462]

Interesting vlog.thanks for it.ecellent English.Almost without accent.Are you 100% russian?

[@dreamtime1730]

Hi about that Rainbow Star behind you. What is in called? Thankyou i think it is a very cool to have.🥰

[@tomjames5374]

Not a great video topic, but your commentary was enjoyable. Good job!

[@akakakakak3026]

i really like to support your chanel bcoz your so beautiful,,,,and most of all i like you bcoz you have a good atittude or you have a good heart,,,,just keep up the good work,,,,

[@wolfgangsykora9935]

Interesting content 👍 now i know where the military finds people doing bad things to civilians

[@lindaslawson6232]

Interesting blog 😁

[@judykarey8150]

Thank you for this video. Stay safe. Love from Canada

[@AgentNesty]

Thank u! 🥰 Love to Canada! ☀️💖

[@judykarey8150]

@@AgentNesty Love To Nesty.

[@Paul-lm9fn]

Was Very Surprised Good Materiel.... Thank You..

[@APlusRussian]

Amazing thumbnail, cool content - keep up the good work, Nastia 👍

[@AgentNesty]

Thank u!❤️🥰 I’m learning clickbaiting😅

[@APlusRussian]

@@AgentNesty You know what they say: it's not click bait if you deliver on it. And I really think you did 👌

[@DarkTrapStudio]

@@AgentNesty You cute Nesty haha

[@natyrusa]

я из Челябинска and I'm quite nice 😁😁😁 Но насчёт "не гулять на улицах ночью" даже немного обидно: гуляем ночами спокойно. Но просто не надо соваться в опасные районы, вот и всё. Но иностранцы к нам спокойно приезжали и приезжают.

[@mohammadmohammadi5288]

Im Waiting for your vlog video in this cities 😂

[@waywardcalifornian3516]

all those people...remind me of the good old days...excellent show!

[@AndreaBorto]

One of your best video because of the content. It is interesting and when the whole mess will be solved it could be useful knowing about these dangerous place I've never heard of before. coincidence: Tuva is home to shoighu, Buryat republic has the highest death toll in the SO, so their cruelty now has an explanation. About Magadan, I knew it along petropavlosk because they are the furthest remote cities in Russia, I knew the bone road of 2000km to Magadan, never thought it was so dangerous. I think Russia has no highest crime rate than other part of the world Europe or USA included. Surely it's not switzerland, but in Moscow I felt more safety than in Milan or Rome. Only in the outskirt - the receptionist of my hotel said me - there are crimes but it's obviously. Perm comes with a surprise, I've learn in youtube people are rude over there but not about the ex-inmates pestering the city. It's also quite big and important in the Ural region! Hope you can do these honest and humour contents, despite the tragedy ongoing Russia worth to be discovered under different circumstances in the future - I believe more connections with the rest of the world would help people develop and get rid of drugs/alchool . YOu do drugs when you have nothing to do plus no hopes for the future. Hope you will stay safe and authorities will leave you in peace.

[@EginOG]

Откуда такой миф, что власти кого-то трогают? У нас бсбшники кричат о том как ненавидят Россию и любят Украину и даже они никому не нужны

[@user-hy3dv5wh1z]

She is wrong, Ulan Ude is quite a safe city , Tuva is probably worse . The largest number of deaths in the special operation is also unlikely . The Shahti in the Rostov region are also quite safe now, although there are many Gypsies who sell drugs, I was in Perm in 2019 , I did not feel any danger

[@klc1975]

Informative, entertaining and easy on the eyes-spasiba!

[@mracer8]

If you think those cities is dangerous. Try Miami! If the drug and alcohol don’t kill you. The constant partying will eventually.

[@AlexAlex-bt2dl]

You are very lovely!❤

[@Mediaflashmob]

In Moscow just avoid visiting Biryulyovo, Golyanovo and the area of the 3 railway terminals - Komsomolskaya Square.

[@Olga-de3ru]

Буквально на днях один американец (Expat American) с женой побывали в Гольяново, и обнаружили его полную безопасность (ну, конечно, не 100%-ую, везде есть какая-то вероятность нарваться на проблемы, даже сидя у себя на диване ))

[@Mediaflashmob]

@@Olga-de3ru на конечно, здесь не Америка, у нас везде гулять можно)

[@rggalas]

7:59 Эт уже анекдот напомнило про девочек в лифте - одна другой говорит, а ты в курсе, что у нас в парке маньяк сексуальный завелся? А та ей отвечает - да я уже вторую неделю туда ходила - пока не попадался...

[@melldicray2806]

nice presentation.good job.God bless.

[@bieragaino440]

And I thought it would be interresting to visit Tuva region .....hmmm. Looks like these places are mostly south of Arctic circle. City of Perm was a surprise.

[@ok-wo3vh]

Thank you mam Good information paka paka

[@Krasavica_Ria]

Я живу в Перми, я несовершеннолетняя, много раз гуляла ночью, всё окей😊 На улицах светло, жизнь кипит и ночью)

[@panda_yt1186]

Anyway I'm in love with Russia, I'm learning Russian, so one day go and visit some of these places. Keep the hard work Nesty

[@AgentNesty]

I hope you’ll visit all your desired places 🙏🏻💖

[@lgnfve]

i just subbed and love your vids. you seem so so so nice and thank you for hating the war. my parents are both from Ukraine but i was born in US. you remind me so much of my very good friend who lives in Crimea. you both talk similar lol. she is the most beautiful girl ever, inside and out.. but you are a close 2nd lol. i have not talked to her in weeks since explosions started but she is a survivor. pretty sure you are both about same age.

[@grindelston5968]

She's not gonna shag you :(

[@SvetlanaVoikova]

you know, in Russia there are thousands of Ukrainians or mixed bloods, Russians + Ukrainians. My grandmother is also Ukrainian, but I have lived in Russia all my life. Nobody needs war, especially since our country, including Ukraine, during the Soviet era lost 27 million people during the Second World War. Young people don’t want to know history; in Ukraine it was completely rewritten. We, the older generation, know history and all the events preceding this conflict. The West is behind this fratricidal war, and the West is not at all sorry that the Slavs are dying, they are only making bloody money from this war.

[@foxtrot4755]

​@@SvetlanaVoikovaas one American senator said: “We will fight against the Russians until the last Ukrainian.” Sadly.

[@SvetlanaVoikova]

@@foxtrot4755 Yes, it's a shame that this is happening...

[@sweetsour18]

Try to walk alone late at night in poor neighborhood here in North America, you will be lucky if you come back home alive, let alone be stolen

[@marcfernandes4411]

Hi Nesty! Nice choice of a name for KZbinr! Is it like that for Anastasia in Russia too? It is a very pretty name or so I find it! What advise would you give to someone that is going for the first time to Russia? What would be your choice of city? Thank you! Cheers! Marco

[@justavian]

You look like a Russian version of Kathy Cat from the Ask Japanese youtube channel. Minus the lolli clothing that Kathy Cat wears. Anyway, thanks - this was an interesting video. First of your videos that was in my recommendations...

[@on2thenextthing]

Thanks!

[@AgentNesty]

Thank you for watching and supporting!🙏🏻💖💖

[@tekpic04]

I see so many elements in your vid, Nesty there are places in the UK on equal footing to Russia.

[@Devon-3point1]

Your English is outstanding and your beauty is breath taking. Be brave

[@albundy3696]

go west and see what mean " Dangerous " Cities , you seen Nothing there Yet .

[@rafarocks444]

I used to live in a city where you cannot use your phone outside because it will get snatched, even your coke in can will also get snatched🤣 pls keep on posting more interesting videos and continue spreading your very cute sense of humor😎

[@jthompson120db]

I must visit said place at the end too, yes. I think it would be very interesting Anthropologically and Psychologically speaking ... just I'm not sure how long I would like it ... I need my кофе)

[@irishrover4658]

When I was in the US army at a small base in far northern Japan. Our job was to copy Soviet military communications. Units in Matawan were included in our mission. It was funny to hear it's name after all these years.

[@irishrover4658]

Magadan was misspelled by spell check. It's not in New Jersey.

[@lharbour2854]

Subscribed to your channel after watching your mobilization video and then this one. I spent a couple of semesters studying in Moscow in the early 80s and also traveled there a lot before and after (Estonian/Russian mother) and it's fascinating for me to see how it is now....also, how scarily reminiscent of some of the worst aspects of Soviet times it is becoming with Putin recently.

[@user-ux7zx1wd2w]

опять вам Путин покоя не даёт.

[@foxtrot4755]

I am grateful to Putin because under him Russia has become a garden of Eden, while the West is turning into a hellish jungle.

[@Olga-de3ru]

😂

[@foxtrot4755]

You live in a parallel reality imposed by Western totalitarian propaganda. Turn off the zombie TV, look around and you will see that the world is not as black and white as you think.

[@user-hy3dv5wh1z]

Что именно вам напоминает ?

[@ionca3478]

Which is the best city according to the weather

[@priyanshu1168]

You have great humour

[@DarkTrapStudio]

4:40 It's basic in France. In my small town a girl has been killed for a cigarette. Lots of independant seeking French peoples seek Russia and Easter Country and it is said that people are more respectful and It's secure. In France It's not secure at all and nowhere ! I don't know If It's really better in Russia or not but stats say Its better from what Ive seen and russian people Ive met are well spoken, not stressed, well balanced unlike French people. I really enjoy Russian people they always seem chill. (Including you and the people in your videos)

[@larethwink4450]

God i still can't stop lauhing when i see that meteorite meme with the car xD Dude is just mildly annoyed cuz it's flashy xD

[@shubham_dalvi]

7:00 Ilya Verlamov 🧑🏻‍🦰

[@jpvjr71]

I've applied for jobs in Perm and Magadan. At both places the people I've spoken to seem nice.

[@SanctaeGermaniae]

u look so pretty Nastyushka, I miss talking to you so much🥺 reply me pls

[@danielcargill8019]

The Gulags seem like an adventure to get to

[@Falcon_Serbia]

Stay safe homie

[@ThirstyTunaTaco]

You wrote Kyzyl.. 35 murders in 1000 instead of a 100.000.. Still very high but a little misleading :)

[@AgentNesty]

Oh noo, you’re right 🥲 My brain was already off while editing this part and I made a huge mistake 😰 Thank u for noticing! I should fix this problem somehow, but I don’t know how yet 😰

[@ThirstyTunaTaco]

@@AgentNesty It's ok.. Just blame the vodka 😀 No need to be upset or stressed about it. In general you make AWESOME content girlll..

[@AgentNesty]

@@ThirstyTunaTaco thank u, yea I guess it’s percent of vodka in my blood what I was born with 😅❤️ Thank u for calming me, I almost deleted video haha 🥲

[@ThirstyTunaTaco]

@@AgentNesty Haha Calm down.. It's NOT the end of the world .. It'was just a small error.. Even big Network stations make those kind of errors.. Like i said.. I love your content.. You put so much effort in it and it's a pleasure to watch.. MIR.. Greeting from Amsterdam and cheers..

[@enriqueperezarce5485]

“Chelyabinsk has harsh men” *I mean they had NFKRZ it can’t be that harsh*

[@panzhao148]

thank you.

[@davidduval5566]

Ur personality is great. The drink 😂😅

[@keijojaanimets819]

Hi Nasty,this tone of hair looks better on you...

[@lollolz909]

I'm from East St. Louis, Missouri... you should google it ... besides Chicago I dont know if theres nearly anywhere else that has as many deaths per day. These cities seem more tame because you dont own guns like we do though.

[@chivalryisdead6440]

Hi! Of course I agree that there is a correlation in between the strength of the local economy and the local crime rates. However the standard of living has improved drastically all over the world. People generally have food and a roof over their heads in any place in the world. As a consequence the economic reasons for crime are disappearing from the world map. So the argument you make about the correlation in between crime and the strength of the economy is valid but it is also becoming old fashioned and out-of-date. I know that the divorce rate in Russia is among the highest in the world. The absence of a stable family unit is also a very high predictor for crime rates. In places with an unstable family unit people are much more vulnerable towards an unstable economy. That makes sense because in bad times people fall back on their families of course. It would be interesting to see if there seems to be a correlation in between crime rates and divorce rates in different places in Russia. Because I would bet that unstable families lead to higher crime rates. Nice channel. Thank you! :)

[@AndreaBorto]

2continua così - Так держать

[@AgentNesty]

Thank u Andrea for cheering me up 🥰💖

[@nummingsworthforbiddenda-mh6tz]

I usually choose the canadian nice villages and small towns theres good neighborhoods as well but the bad neighborhoods you can get lost in with how big they are like Hastings in Vancouver - willly 0

[@SeenSiro]

for me it's the Hello part 😂

[@sadiakel9395]

What about Vladivostok,Petropavlovsk?

[@UberDumpling]

Chicago is like - "подержи мою водку" (Hold my Vodka)

[@brunoviniciusst]

I'm Brazilian, and seeing the most dangerous cities in Russia is safer than my city here in Brazil... it's crazzyyy lool ((

[@Donaldperson7]

Your hair looks better all brown/red with your beautiful blue eyes!

[@andyzagray7962]

Your English is very good

[@etirthdas]

Just want say you are very pretty!😍🥰

[@sstealthymax]

my grandma is from shakhty !!

[@davidgoedert1466]

I'm also poor an a criminal, yesterday I stole someone's walet.

[@am3177]

I thought that you are talking about US cities. I always feel safe in Russian cities more than any other country.

[@sweetsour18]

Honestly, I feel safer anywhere in Russia than here in North America. I traveled multiple times in Russia alone before and visited small villages and met many drunk citizens on the street. I never felt any danger there even when I was outside at 2 am. It is for the simple reason that people there are kind in nature.

[@taylorbrown8329]

Bit of a generalization lol if you don’t feel safe anywhere in America then I think that’s a personal problem of yours

[@ax.f-1256]

Well that's an American problem. Or more precisely a US-American problem. The US is not designed to be safe. In fact it is not even meant to be safe. It's meant to be as dangerous as possible. Because with fear people are much much easier controllable for the government. And fearful people would pay every price and buy everything to make themselves feel safer. Because in reality the US wants the country to be as dangerous as possible. That's why the police in the US is so bad. They are not meant to fight crime or serve the community. They are meant to escalate every situation as much as they can to arrest as many people as possible. Or in other words the police in the US is meant *to create crime and violence* where there is none, while simultaneously allowing many of the real dangerous criminals to walk free to keep the fear in the population as high as possible. If you ask yourself why. Just Google prison Industrial Complex. Prisons in the US are basically labor camps for slaves. Just in modern times. In most (if not all) US states inmates can NOT refuse to work in prison otherwise that fact of refusing to work in prison will even increase you prison sentence. So they are cheap and free labor for the big corporations that cooperate with prison. The tax payer pays for the inmates. Private for profit cooperations benefit from them. So the system is designed to have as many people in prison as possible as free work force for big corporations. So naturally the managers of those companies have absolutely no interest in making the community safer, but they have an interest to get as many prison inmates as they can. Because they need them as free labor. That is also the reason why prison inmates in the US are treated so harsh. --> to mentally break them. To make them as mentally sick and violent as possible to ensure that if they ever get released, they would almost immediately end up back in prison because they have been mentally broken. The system in the US is designed to work exactly in that way. Same with the ever increasing number of school- and mass shootings. The US government knows very well what the reason for that is. The mass closure of mental asylums. So no you have mentally unstable people without any psychological treatment walking around and buying guns. People that should not walk around without getting medication. And they will of course go crazy sooner or later. And with the police force being as bad as they are. They are (by design) powerless to stop them. So the American public will demand more safety, which they don't get amd they will therefore buy even more guns to protect themselves. Which in turn creates even more revenue for the same large corporations that created the problem in the first place. And that is the reason for the high crime rate in the US. It's that high but design, because you call sell everything to fearful people to create more revenue for you big corporation. And then you take some of that money as donations to the political parties to make sure that they will create even more laws to keep the crime rate as high as possible. Or in short version: Prisons, the gun industry, security services and manufacturers of security systems benefit a lot from a high crime rate. And they want to keep the crime rate as high as possible. And that is why the crime rate is so high in America.

[@ViharS]

8:45 ❤

[@willjlt]

Чикатило also worked in the same place с моим granda, что очень пугающий fact for me (idk why)

[@viper_db5727]

I'm at the end now.. You're also extremely intelligent too. paka paka

[@vilivonkin6243]

What you think about elifromrussia channel? Best regards from Finland.