A Day in Kazan - The Capital of Tatars 

Картинка классная 👍

Но, сколько бы не смотрел Казань, так и не цепляет, чего-то не хватает. Понять не могу в чём дело!? 🤔

Yes I would like to visit after seeing this video.

I would, but I don't because I don't speak or read the language.

Not really. Food looks really bad

Russia is not cool at all, anymore

Super Kommentar. 👍🏼

​@@greencontroller9692it's super cool. It's leader has outlawed GMO, pulled down 5g and called out the US Covid germ warfare. Also called out the war on family in the west. No wonder our elite fund war against Russia . Wake up.

I guess because of Champions League? It's insane to think some European teams have to travel so much, but it could be much worse. Imagine if FC Yakutiya Yakutsk was in the Champions League.

Tatarstan is not russia :-) it is occupied territory

@@alistairgunn7934 the opinion of the offended separatist is of no interest to anyone except for a small group of anti-Russian ethnic nationalists P.S Kazan is a Russian city like the Tatars. If you tell the local Tatars that they are occupied (except for very rare characters), you will not have a single wet place left

@@user-dr3cp1pj1i Tatars are not russians)))

wrong. most of the architecture and especially the historic centre is completely imperial. the so called "depressing" places are not in kazan.

No. They actually tried to do such thing in the 90s but after they realise they completely surrounded by Russia just like San-Marino with Italy - they abandoned the idea. Nobody wants to be an isolated "stan" country without Moscows dotation and economical preferences. The example of Central Asian break away states which population now is struggling with poverty and migrate to Russia for jobs - clearly showed that Tatarstan made a right decision to be an authonomy in Russia rather poor and war thorn "independent state". Also keep in mind that both Tatarstan and Crimea have Russian population and it comprise the majority and Crimea and nearly a half in Tatatrstan.We can argue endlessly about how it was happened(and also about Greeks by the way) but it is a fact. And nobody wants to turn its region into Bosnia 2.0. Russia is not China but it can supress separatism espessially after the 90s. We saw what happened with Yugoslavia, we saw what happened with us during the 90s. And we never let this happen again.

@@postgradsibstud9321 Tatarstan is a wealthy region of russia and all its goods are sent to Moscou

@@edenender Tatarstan became wealthy only after Moscow pour it with money and industries to prevent separatism. Same can be said about Chechnya now.

@@postgradsibstud9321 In the end russians will become a minority as one high russian priest prédicted. They have lower natality rate as central asians.

@@edenender The deal is not about majority/minority or natality rate. Even if Russian population is a minority like in neighbouring Chuvashia, the regions dont want to break the economical and political ties of the federation. We suffered enough during the 90s to understand this.Nobody won after collapse of USSR exonomically except Baltic states.All others - have a life standards worse than in Russia.Most of the population of break away states - migrating to Russia for jobs. Now we have dozens of regions without ethnic Russians at all. But they will not leave Russia even if we want them to do so. Being a region of Russia is 10 times better economically than being a break-away Central Asian state. Its almost the same as suggest Texas go back to Mexico.