Шнaт нappeиs нeяe?
Шнaт нappeиs нeяe?
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Natives in the north, Koreans and Chinese in the south, Russians in the south, depression all around
>Shnat narreis nyeye
wut
>Шнaт нappeиs нeяe?
Why are europeans so dumb?
they think it's funny
probably icbms pointed at america desu
>Faux-Cyrillic
Go jump in one of your volcanoes
Exactly. You need to be an utter retard to find it funny.
commieblocks,forests,cold weather
Drinking, East Asians making money and some natives larping as Shamans.
Also some wannabe Jews in the South.
>tfw you still have no fucking idea what the difference between a Krai and a Oblast is
feelsbad
Vladivostok, Trans-Siberian Railway, Kuril Islands dispute, Japanese and Chinese investors, lots of fishing and eco-tourism, especially in Kamchatka. it's fine.
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turks n shiet
>tfw you still have no fucking idea what the difference between a Krai and a Oblast is
It's not for a simple european mind, Hans.
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> >tfw you still have no fucking idea what the difference between a Krai and a Oblast is
They are considered to be the same things nowadays, yet they used to have different status in the past
Wide japanese and chinese import
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That's a pretty rocking beard.
prehistoric Japs
Liтerally noтнing.
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There’s no difference between a krai and an oblast. Krai means edge, and 8 out of 9 krais are indeed somewhere near the border, but Perm krai isn’t.
And neither is Krasnoyarsk krai (5).
Yeah, i think only republics are truthly different.
How are women from that part of Russia usually thought of by the western parts? I don't mean the actual mongol ones but the rest
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looks comfy
That island north to hokkaido is russian or japanese?
Japanese claim the entire Sahalin but only controlled a part of it. Weird.
shnat narreis neyaye?
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«Japan no longer claims any of Sakhalin»
Worthless places
I was born there
Coolest places on earth:
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This is just like i imagined Russia.
>shnat narreis neyae?