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8:28 clearly there is a special issue in Russia compared to western Europe but this is too much. Residential, used for some kind of residential purpose, not a church, not ONLY a fortification never lived in....there does seem to be older than that, just based on a google search. Chambers of Prince Andrey Bogolyubsky in the Vladimir region from the 12th century seem to have survived via incorporation into a monastery. A monastery will naturally incorporate residential structures. The faceted Palace in Moscow 'rebuilt' many times, what does rebuilt mean here? It really isn't that bad. nb. Second world war Nazi attitudes and views on the development of buildings in Rural russia, not deserving of respect. Touchy issue. Accuracy.

When you showed your bookmark and keyring it made my heart warm 😊

Sir, thank you for the fantastic video. Your narrative is very authentic, especially with your Russian accent. Why are the Russian and American governments unable to develop a friendly relationship? Why does the American government have to be so hostile toward Russia? Your videos will have documentary value someday.

12:29 "good roads" had me amused a bit as a German ;)

I forgot to take my sunglassess visiting Tunisia back in 2013/14. I know you pain walking down this streets:) They told us white/blue combination is deterring insects

i know my great grandpa was German cause of our surname, i wonder is it possible that he was a Volga German cause i always wondered how the hell we ended up here in Ural. would be interesting if it is how my surname got here though i think i'm too far removed from the roots to claim anything more than my surname.

I had no idea these even exist in Turkey and some of them made after WW2 which shows here 9:29 with the date of 1957. I've found the wiki page. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%87akmak_Line#cite_note-%C3%87akmak_Hatt%C4%B1-2-4 Here says "However, President Mustafa Kemal Atatürk opposed his plan and said: War is always fought on the ground and it is won or lost on the ground. No matter how powerful the Çakmak Line is, its lifespan is as short as that of a battle. I do not bury my people's money under the ground for a whim." And these money wasting projects started after his death. It's remarkable quote. And this reminded me the bunkers in Albania and how Enver Hoxha buried Albanians money underground by building more than 750,000 bunkers under 20 years which led to his own burial by his own nation and people, lol. Atatürk foreseen it decades before and later we have seen how useless and even catastrophic it can be.

KFC probably stands for Kentucky Frozen Chicken here in Yakutsk 😂

Why would anyone live there?

It can't be coincidence that "Trekol" sounds like the English words "Trek all"

Я житель Архангельской области, задавайте любые вопросы, буду рад

Stalin was not such a complete idiot: why go to some mythical (then not even existing) Israel, if you can build a kind of Israel in the middle of nowhere near China and control all the Jews of the Empire of Evil. It was a good thing our forefathers did not fall for that lure and left for the promised land from that cursed place.

Not for me Mason but for you

Good job making this video!

The Chiepalgash made my mouth water.

Дом этот уже снесли весной ...

о татьяна балаганчик я из якутии я с ней выступала

amazing, thank you

What a dump

I is from volgograd😊😊

And i thought that Danube is large

Wow I life in yakutia USA and UK interested Russia WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONDERFUL

8:33

это мой город

хорошо что ПРОБОКС КЕША рядом не проходил)

Krasnoarmeyskiy..

Bullshit Yakutsk isn't the coldest one

Ah, typical Russia! Make zero investment in old Soviet industry and you wonder why Siberia is so polluted?

This reporter is not showing us in this video the socio cultural history of the beloved chichen people. I taste his rhetoric of western bias lies.

Who life in Yakutsk?, моя родина

Thank you from Israel! Hope to visit the oblast one day

37:05 I am originally from Duluth and visited Petrazavodsk in 2006 in a student exchange. We would walk from the university dorms we were staying at to lake onega for ice cream every morning. This tour really brings me back!

Very well done! Next time visit us in Ivanica 🇧🇦

The trash pile inside the stone remains of the temple make me think that one day it might perfectly preserve some of that stuff and in hundreds maybe thousands they'll use it as a way to see what people of our time were like

Nuh uh bruh, this aint the coldest city, we have other cities that are WAAAAAY MUUUCH colder. I live in yakutsk and i can confirm it

2:15 😨 Я не помню, чтоб у нас проезд был 78 рублей...

Мой родной Красноармейск, 4:45 на месте монумента Ленина, стоял 30-метровый бронзовый Сталин! Хрущёв мстил Сталину, за сына(был разжалован из офицеров в рядовые,за грехи) и приказал убрать монумент Сталина(сделали это ночью, чтобы народ не видел-потому-что сталинградцы уважали Генералиссимуса и не дали бы этого сделать). А на его место поставили бетонный монумента Ленина... но не сразу. P/S "История души" Многосерийная документалка о Красноармейском районе( смотрите и обрящете, не пожалеете). "История души" - это трёхчасовая видеопоэма, состоящая из пяти глав и повествующая в лирической субъективно-метафорической форме не столько об реальной истории Красноармейского района города Волгограда, сколько об особенных нравах, обычаях и характерах людей, построивших этот район в голой приволжской степи и населивших его. В поэме также повествуется и о грандиозном строительстве знаменитого Волго-Донского судоходного канала, на берегах которого и расположен Красноармейский район.

Thank you for this video, this was amazing

I never said anything about that out of respect for your work and content, you seem too smart and cool and I don't want to put a shadow over that, but can we stop for a moment and just admit that you are so fucking hot, like how is that possible hot. You are a beauty standard, I bet people are intimidated by that and act awkward so you prefer to be alone in the wild rather than be surrounded by people. I was thinking about the people that give you a ride in their car, how they must feel when you take off, I'd start crying like a child.

THE NUMBERS MASON. TELL US WHAT THEY MEAN.

Thanks for blurring that dudes face. This is something people dont wanna talk about in Chechnya for that exact reason they just disappear people like its nothing. I dont know for sure but Dagestan is similar maybe not as ruthless as Kadyrov n Chechnya but pretty much the same people same beliefs same religion. I dont understand how Kadyrov hasnt been assassinated honestly but putin would probably rather keep him alive. Controlled "opposition", even tho they're allies, is probably much safer for the region as they'd probably turn into the next islamic state safety zone like Tajikistan, Uzbekistan n Turkmenistan have become in the past few years. I remember seeing a documentary a couple months ago about this tajik special forces presidential security that randomly disappeared one day n soon after made a video saying theres thousands of fighters ready to create an insurgency there because of shit they didnt like the government was doing and Kadyrov probably had that talk with putin to keep the area secure. With all the attacks that keep on happening like yesterday in dagestan at the synagogue, the moscow concert attack a couple months ago n the people in both countries being supportive of Palestinians and hamas against Israel, its probably pretty dire situation that putin doesnt want to spill over into russia especially since hes in a war with Ukraine they can't afford to have a war going on n getting surprise attacked by radical jihadis

Good video, you got my sub. Never thought the grocery products are that expensive.

Kadyrovs are traitors and tyrants.

God bless you koyla, good man

Heyy I live here

looks about 50 years behind rural china.

Hopefully Japan takes it back while Russia is busy with Ukraine

Greetings from the State of Tennessee in the USA! I just discovered your channel and have been watching most of the day. Fascinating subject material. You managed to present an amazing amount of information and your English was excellent! Being a child of the Cold War I never thought I would actually see a Russian warhead storage facility. It was amazing. Thank you for a highly informative and interesting tour of the town, which had it's own brand of charm. I look forward to watching all your content!

shouldn't you be fighting in the war? smh

Приятно слышать историю своего города от иностранца