Indeed looks like it. Any idea how to test it's availability? I've used fetch request from a VPS in Russia and it worked. Dunno a way to test it without ordering a VPS (Image)

Looking for a Russian VPS due to external API service geo location blocks. Anything with 1-2 CPU and 2-4 GB memory, the cheaper the better. Since main tasks will be external API requests, uptime is a

If these locations do not suit you, then we provide VPS with Ddos protection enabled in the USA, London, Romania, Moldova and Russia.

Nws, Zurich flash. Network is a beast.

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ms 0.0% 8895.97 Mbps 2183.69 Mbps t2 Russia - Novosibirsk Almaty, KZ 103.09 ms 0.0% 2765.26 Mbps 837.18 Mbps Kazakhtelecom - Almaty Tehran, IR 93.91 ms 0.0% 83

ms 0.0% 702.50 Mbps 466.86 Mbps t2 Russia - Saint Petersburg Istanbul, TR 42.47 ms 0.0% 818.70 Mbps 799.43 Mbps Turkcell - Istanbul----------------------------------------

ms 0.0% 4075.18 Mbps 345.17 Mbps t2 Russia - Moscow Jeddah, SA 67.56 ms 0.0% 2080.50 Mbps 1274.95 Mbps Saudi Telecom Company Dubai, AE 117.71 ms N/A 5652.17

ms 0.0% 531.37 Mbps 889.12 Mbps t2 Russia - Moscow Jeddah, SA 179.43 ms 0.0% 854.94 Mbps 883.77 Mbps Saudi Telecom Company Dubai, AE 251.79 ms N/A 795.74 Mb

But overall, better to use local server from russia, but not required.

ms 0.0% 3278.88 Mbps 2049.28 Mbps t2 Russia - Moscow Jeddah, SA 70.74 ms 0.0% 4134.02 Mbps 1138.07 Mbps Saudi Telecom Company Dubai, AE 121.41 ms N/A 3283.43 Mb

They also don't poison people who host pirated russian stuff, they just tell them not to do it again or imprison them for a couple of months.

From what I've seen, russia usually has no problem with hosting malicious stuff as long as they hit "the west", not russians.

In Russia:

Canada | Sweden | Russia | Bulgaria

Your IP isn't listed publicly when running a bridge. It can be discovered and put on a blacklists in countries trying to block Tor use (China, Russia) but not much else.

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