2016). After all, datacenter is located in Russia, so I see no problem whatsoever with a .ru domain.

Well, sure, in the sense that you can do whatever - as can Ukrainian police/gov, including just taking your server(s). Happens every month, same in Russia.

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If you don't know SU still exist under CIS brand, may be only without Baltic countries, Ukrainian still have free entrance to Russia, where Russians need to have travel passport..

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Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, Romania, Sweden, Netherlands, Latvia, Bulgaria, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Luxembourg, Isle of Man etc. offshore countries..

MULTIPLE SERVER LOCATIONS: The world is going Global and we provide hosting solutions across the globe with our servers deployed in Europe, Asia, Russia and USA.

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V stoike (в стойке) just literally means "in a rack" in Russian. I guess they decide to become less Russia-centric in their branding. Though I won't comment on wtf "veesp&am

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Are you from Russia? Because so many bullshit can say only Russians / Belarus guy against Ukraine. (or a man with brainwashed)

60,000+ IT workers are employed in Belarus, and most of those are doing outsourced work for North American clients. It's more common than you think, but there's somewhat of a culture of secrecy due to

Outsourcing by big companies to Russia/Ukraine is very uncommon. RU/UA is just not a significant player in outsourcing because of their government, tax policies, and mafia. Doesn't surprise me that

> St. Petersburg Russia

St. Petersburg Russia

maybe that's how much they usually cost in russia? but yeah if that was in BHS or somewhere like that it would be way too costly compared to what other providers are offering