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The Lake Baikal in Russia is the deepest freshwater lake on Earth, known for its crystal-clear waters and unique biodiversity.

The Putorana Plateau in Russia is a remote and untouched wilderness featuring vast tundra, deep canyons, and impressive waterfalls.

The bottles would have been traveling from Germany to Russia in the 1800s before sinking in the sea. With temperatures between 2-4°C, the ocean floor was perfect for wine aging. Oenologists described

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What do you call the saddest waterway in Russia? Crimea River.

Theres a Ukraine vs Russia thread with 17k comments on a hosting forum... where would it end?

Available locations include Frankfurt at Main, Germany and Moscow, Russia.

The bottles of bubbly are believed to have been traveling from Germany to Russia during the 1800s when they sank to the bottom of the sea, according to New Scientist. It turns out that the bottom of t

Not only is the Trans-Siberian Railway the longest railroad in Russia, but it’s also the longest one in the world. The journey takes seven days, during which time passengers pass through eight differe

You can be restricted by US banks or VISA or MasterCard too. Therefore people just count potential risks and prefer discuss about Russia.

No pro- or anti- ukrainian or russion political statements - OK, no problem. Or do you actually mean "no political threads except vile Russia hating and bashing threads".

* it was duplicative of the existing Russian thread

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The forum already has a thread for people to discuss their feelings about Russia. That thread had no possibility of being anything other than a continuation of that thread and you know it. The request

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Russia has the most man-made satellites in orbit, with 1,324. There is a total of 2,271, and the U.S. is in second place at 658.

Soviet Russia needed lighthouses on their uninhabited Northern Coast, so they built automated lighthouses powered by small nuclear reactors.

In 1866, The United States purchased Alaska from Russia for $7.2 million by writing a check.