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Why, because you can't believe that Russian cities have some nice areas? Go, and see for yourself.
What's striking about Belgorod is that all the buildings are new. This is unusual, and it's because the city was almost completely destroyed during WWII. I must say, they've done a good job of maintaining the buildings in good condition. That does seem unusual. Maybe there was a recent repair project (ремонт).
It is not necessary, it is a fundamental blindness. As it happens with the Liberals.
The man in the other topics writes that Russia and Ukraine both primitive savages with low development, because that is not the mentality. And believes witty comparisons with Zimbabwe. ))
Alas it now TREND over the internet.
I quite like the sculpture of the girl, but overall the city does not appear to be very beautiful. Ok, it was almost completely destroyed in the war. Are there any nice cities and towns in Russia, apart from St. Petersburg?
Geggo, what (according to your personal understanding) is a "nice cities"?
Do you like for example big American cities? Are they "nice?"
If yes, then which ones exactly?
Geggo, what (according to your personal understanding) is a "nice cities"?
Do you like for example big American cities? Are they "nice?"
If yes, then which ones exactly?
hahahaha! I'm pulling up a chair and some popcorn for this show.
I'm sorry, Turist, for interrupting your tour of Belgorod. Please continue.
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