🐻A white bear against a magnificent rainbow 🌈

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🇷🇺😍 Chirchalu (Chvahilo) is one of the most atmospheric and beautiful waterfalls on the Oisor River in the Charodinsky District of the Republic of Dagestan.

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👕 Fashion show in GUM, 1960s

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🍂 Down with autumn blues!

💃 Let's take a cue from the grandmothers of Moscow; they’ve been dancing the Latin with Cuban dance instructor Jordan since early morning.

These dance classes are held regularly and for free as part of the "Moscow Longevity" program.

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🇷🇺Disneyland in Russian!

📰 The "Island of Dreams" will feature an outdoor park with attractions that could become one of the largest in the world.

🎢 On an area of about 200,000 square meters, more than 20 attractions will be installed, an interactive green maze promenade will be created, and there will also be a playground and a waterfront leading to the river.

🗓 The majority of the outdoor park is expected to open in June 2025, with full completion planned for 2027-2028, according to the owner of the "Island of Dreams," Amiran Mutsuev.

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🕷️ Spider-Man: Homecoming

Recently, Peter Parker visited the Moscow metro, where he showcased his tricks to the music for the locals.

As you can see, not all passengers were thrilled about it.

🤔 What do you think, has Spider-Man officially moved from New York to Moscow?

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🇷🇺 ASMR from Russian Birch

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🏙️ In Saint Petersburg, on the shore of the Gulf of Finland, preparations have begun for the construction of two new skyscrapers: “Lakhta Center — 2” and “Lakhta Center — 3.”

Their planned heights will be 703 and 555 meters, respectively.

🥈The “Lakhta Center — 2” skyscraper is expected to be completed by 2031. It will become the second tallest building in the world.

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😍The edge of thick forests, turbulent rivers, and quiet lakes - the Republic of Karelia

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🐶🍜 A noodle shop in Moscow plans to add ramen for dogs to its menu.

The owners of the establishment propose to bring a special "Doshirak" to the country, which can be brewed for pets right in the 24-hour café.

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🍔 Did you know that burgers appeared in Russia as early as the 1930s? They were brought to the Soviet Union by Anastas Mikoyan — the People's Commissar of the Food Industry.

👀 He visited the USA and was so impressed by the production of burgers that he decided to feed Soviet workers with them. Burgers were referred to in a Soviet way as "hot cutlets." They resembled their foreign counterpart very little: the cutlet was served without a bun, ketchup, or onions. It was simply placed between two slices of bread, sometimes adding a piece of cucumber and sour cream. The only variation was in the type of bread the customer chose — white or gray.

🍟 After the war, the famous cutlets, which had long been called Mikoyan cutlets, appeared in urban cafeterias and cost only 7 kopecks. The next time Muscovites tried real burgers was 50 years later, in 1990, when the first large McDonald's opened in the capital.

Write in the comments what you think is better - Mikoyan cutlets or McDonald's burgers.

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📺 Soviet mini-television produced by PO "Monolit" (Vitebsk), 1975

☝️ And this was almost 20 years before the first iPhone!

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