This narrative is supported by Russians themselves. Whenever they wish to conquer some land, the rights of the "Russians" living there are "trampled" on, or simply

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P.S. As i am pure Russian, have to say, that this picture is not Russian. (Image)

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p.s. And you know that when Russia didnt exist, Deutschland didnt exist either...

I've never said that it's Russian word but just gave an example that "some pigs against what use/does Russia", see your bs now?

bs, Moldawien is not from the Russian translation, we use that in German since before Russia even existed....

Some pigs against this! Please stop supporting Russia! Russia is to blame only (Image)

Either way I suspect you are best off looking for something in Russia, Ukraine, Romania etc.

Dunno if just in Russia or in general, but it tends to be oversold an order of magnitude greater than VPSes (until the point everything just crawls), and have much much more reliability issues.

Like other countries, there is content filtering in Russia. The major Russian ISPs are expected to block access to sites that promote drugs, weapons or any other content that create tensions to the go

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@HostNun but the DMCA notice does not go to the ISP. It goes to the court, and only then is it passed on. Assuming it passes that hurdle then Russia’s Federal Service for Supervision in the Sphere

In Russia, shared hosting looks for you!

Many Russian hosts have ISP manager as control panel, can be switched to English easy from start, no need know Russian or use translator.

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There are no way to ignore DMCA or abuses in Russia. All providers follow (however many can simply miss them because they are so bad that even don't monitor e-mails). Even if they don't need to follow

I suspect that a DMCA request will just get binned in countries where they carry no legal weight. In fact I doubt you could find one Russian provider who's got the time for such extracurricular activi

Now I'm curious, are there hosts in Russia that are notoriously 'not lenient' on free speech? I ask having never tried a Russian web host and with almost no knowledge on the subject.

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