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junckert · 15 days

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my-russia · 3 months

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Verkhneusinskoe, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Siberia

#krasnoyarsk krai #siberia #russia

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nerds-yearbook · 2 years

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On June 30, 1908 there was a 12 megaton explosion over Siberia. It is the largest impact event in recorded history. What exactly happened is still a mystery. Over 80 million trees were flattened by the burst. (The Tunguska Event, Science, event)

#nerds yearbook #real life event #june #1908 #mystery #comet #meteorite #explosion #science #russia #siberia #padkamennaya Tunguska River #tunguska #yeniseysk governorate #krasnoyarsk #krasnoyarsk krai #natural disasters

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wilkpreriowy · 1 year

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Siberian tundra wolf (Canis lupus albus) Taymyrsky Dolgano-Nenetsky District, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia

Photo © Dmitry Boldyrev

#grey wolf #tundra wolf #wolf #wolves #photography

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mesozoicmarket · 2 months

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A dinosaur tooth of an indeterminate theropod from the Itat Formation in Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia. Although labeled as Kileskus aristotocus, the odd absence of a mesial carinae suggest it may not be proceratosaurid, or even tyrannosauroid. Unfortunately there are not many papers published on isolated teeth from these Middle Jurassic deposits, and this particular morphology does not seem to correspond to any known clade.

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warcrimesimulator · 7 months

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Eurasian wolverine (Gulo gulo gulo) feeding on a reindeer carcass. Putoransky State Nature Reserve, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Siberia.

Photo © Sergey Gorshkov

#wolverine #mustelids #siberian wildlife #op

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thenuclearmallard · 1 year

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Russia, Explained: Siberian Indigenous Population Halves Amid Suicide Epidemic

By Aliide Naylor

April 8, 2021

A suicide epidemic is ravaging indigenous nations in Siberia.

A suicide epidemic is ravaging indigenous nations in Siberia. The Uralic Nganasan community in Siberia’s northern reaches is disappearing at a shocking rate – just three decades ago, there were some 1,300. Now, there are only around 700.

In the Nganasan settlement of Ust-Avam in Krasnoyarsk Krai, there are more suicides than natural deaths. “Six people die here every year. One of these deaths is the result of natural causes. Two or three freeze or die drunk. And two or three kill themselves,” writeNovaya Gazeta special correspondents Elena Kostyuchenko and Yuri Kozyrev after visiting the region.

The community is suffering the devastating effects of global warming, man-made environmental degradation, and severe poverty fuel depression. Out of 359 residents, just 54 have jobs.

“People crack, young people in general break down. The suicide rate is higher among young people. There is no work, nothing. Here you need to pay for lighting, and need to work for food. There is no food, no work, no money,” one young resident says. Her sister also committed suicide, leaving behind an 11-year-old son.

It’s often necessary to rely on anecdotal evidence about indigenous issues. Media reports are sparse and obtaining concrete statistical evidence about indigenous tribes such as the Nganasan is tough. And some deaths may be portrayed as suicides when there is little public information about the facts (for example, the death of one 15-year-old girl, in an uncomfortably termed “relationship” with a 24-year-old adult male police officer wasstyled in 2004 as a Romeo and Juliet story by local press).

The Nganasan are the descendants of semi-nomadic reindeer hunters, with ancient roots and a shamanistic spiritual culture. Even under Peter the Great (in the 17th and 18th centuries) there was a drive to “civilize” Russians in the further-flung regions and catch up with Europe, writes historian Yuri Slezkine. Peter instructed missionaries to find native Siberians and their “seductive false gods-idols and burn them with fire … and destroy their heathen temples”. Such ideas gained greater momentum in the 20th century, and the indigenous people were later forced into reservations under the Soviets in the 1930s. Nomadic civilizations were considered fundamentally incompatible with government-sanctioned lifestyles and these “small nations” of the North were seen as somehow representative of an undesirable past.

The Soviet state collectivized their personal property, including tents, guns and traps, and even reindeer herds. This led to a complete loss of reindeer husbandry and resulted in a steep decline in the reindeer population from the 1950s onwards.

Meanwhile, Soviet enforcement of Russian literacy made the local language almost extinct. Much like practices imposed on indigenous communities in other parts of the world, the Kremlin would take away local kids from their parents and send them to study in boarding schools.

“There, speaking Nganasan was forbidden, and teachers punished them for every Nganasan word they used — beaten with canes, kicked out of the class,” said local linguist Valentin Gusev. Today, Russia is home to 260,000 people from indigenous communities – who constitute just 0.2% of the country’s population. The government officially recognizes 40 separate indigenous groups in the North, Siberia, and the Far East.

The catastrophic impact of climate change in the Russian Arctic limits the Nganasan’s fishing opportunities — their primary food source. Meanwhile, the government continues to restrict hunting, which is a widespread source of tension between the Kremlin and indigenous communities elsewhere across Russia. With a de factoban on hunting, the Nganasans stopped following the routes of wild herds. Local food available for purchase can be out of date or moldy, and chronic alcohol use continues to plague the population.

Aggressive industrial development in the Russian Arctic has massively exacerbated the crisis among the Nganasan. Last year, a Norilsk Nickel (Nornickel) diesel spillbecame the largest human-made fuel spill in Arctic history, after which Russia’s government colludedwith the company (which is the nation’s largest nickel producer) to whitewash the disaster. The spill affected the environment that provided the Nganasan with basic food supplies. “They catch fish; they hunt deer. But there are no fish this year. And the deer left for other lands three years ago,” Kostyuchenko and Kozyrev wrote.

Last year, northern indigenous tribes signed an open letterto US business magnate Elon Musk and Tesla asking him not to purchase any nickel, copper, and other materials from Nornickel in the wake of the disaster. On average, the Norilsk Mining and Metallurgical Combine plant has released 30 tons of metallic dust and heavy metal oxides annually since it began production in the late 1930s, according toresearcher Konstantin B. Klokov.

There has been a recent spikemore generally in tensions between federal authorities and indigenous communities. Some of these nations have mobilized against an over-centralized state, government-backed environmental assaults on their sacred lands, and have demanded the return of their autonomy. In Kalmykia, for example, the majority-Buddhist region has engaged in protests against a Kremlin-appointed mayor. In Buryatia, locals rallied against a rigged election for weeks. And in a case that sent waves across Russia, a Sámi activist filed a complaint with Russia’s Supreme Court last year, after the government denied him the right to hunt without a license.

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ambasingresident · 2 months

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Bio and Reference for Vasily "Shashka", my Anarchist OC from the TNO-verse

(Did the drawing based on @yunaisky's artstyle cause of the oc's relation with one of her oc, Ellio Ovelot)

Name: Vasily Shashka (Real Name: Vasily Vasilovich Akan)

Age: 23 yrs/o

Place of Orgin: Kansk, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Former territory of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet (now controlled by the Siberian Black Army)

Likes: Anarchism, the people, vodka, dancing, drawing, singing, playing the accordion, horse riding, close friends

Dislikes: Tyranny, oppression, fascism, the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet, Genrikh Yagoda (rasin looking tyrant), enemies and threats to the people and his close friends, sand

Info: Vasily is a soldier and member of the Siberian Black Army (a warlord state located in Western Russia that are made up of anarchist who sought to free the people from tyranny and oppression) along with also being a member of the Siberian Anarchist Council (which he helps in making decisions for the state). He also leads a group of soldiers called the "Kansk Militsiya" (apart of Army 1) which makes him responsible for the security of the commune.

Past: Vasily was born to a family who holds military and cultural traditions in Kansk, his paternal side were cavalry and navy men back from the reign of Tsar Alexander all the way to the time of Bukharin while his maternal side were skilled and professional artists, compossers, and dancers. After the Fall of the Soviet Union and the estabishment of Yagoda's remant state, Vasily joined up the military at the young age of 18 (due to family connections) in hopes of pursuing a military career. During the Siberian War, Vasily would begin to hate Yagoda's government due to not only to the tyranny they imposed, but also the execution of most of his family members (especially his beloved mother) by the NKVD. When the locals and military personnel from Tomsk revolted in Bratsk, him and several of his friends would defect to the newly established Siberian Black Army and would swear to fight for the freedom of the people.

Favorite Food: Russian and homemade food

Friends:

Ellio Ovelot - For some reason, he became friends with a vodoo guy who has abilities using only a paper and a scissor. Despite that and the deteriorating state of Ellio, Vasily would still become good friends with him and would even have fun together to a point that some of the troops refer to him as "Vasiliy's Yablochko". He would also comfort Ellio to the best of his ability.

Boris Baladin - Soldier of Kansk Militsiya, childhood and family friend of Vasily

Artyom Chekov - Soldier of Kansk Militsiya, second in command of Vasily

Ivan Devin - Soldier of Kansk Militsiya, the group cook and medic

Dmitry Dmitriev - Soldier of Kansk Militsiya, machine gun operator

#the henry stickmin collection #thsc #henry stickmin collection #thsc au #thsc art #tno #the new order #the new order: last days of europe #henry stickmin #ellio ovelot #green scissor black shashka au

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avrelia · 1 month

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OTYKEN - BELIEF

Otyken (Old Turkic:𐰇𐱅𐰜𐰤, romanized:Ötüken; Russian: Отукен, OH-too-kyen) is a Russian Siberian indigenous music group that mixes elements of modern pop with local folk music, incorporating traditional instruments, lyrics, and languages. 'Otyken' is a word that is used in Chulym and other Turkic languages for a sacred land where warriors would lay down their arms and talk. The band members are of Siberian ethnicities and live in tiny villages along the Chulym river in the taiga of Krasnoyarsk Krai.

#music #otyken #I think I am i love with this song #indigenous peoples #siberian indigenous people #russia #Youtube

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fuckyeahplattenbau · 2 years

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Sosnovoborsk, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Siberia

#Architecture #Plattenbau #Sosnovoborsk #Siberia #post-soviet #snow

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junckert · 9 years

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#summertime #summer aesthetic #sunny day #sunshine #trees and forests #trees and sky #green color #nature core #naturecore #nature photography #nature #siberia #krasnoyarsk #krasnoyarsk krai #rural aesthetic #rural

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itgirls-n-wannabes · 6 months

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Nazarovsky District, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia.

#russia #krasnoyarsk

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tomorrowusa · 1 year

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From @menefr1

In Putin’s Russia you can get sent to the gulag for blowing up a building – on Minecraft.

In Russia, video games are unsafe for kids. But not for the usual reasons The Supreme Court has upheld the prison sentence of a teen for playing Minecraft

On January 17, 2023, the Russian Supreme court upheld the 5-year jail sentence that Nikita Uvarov received for playing Minecraft when he was 16.

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After arresting the boys, the police confiscated their phones and later claimed they found chats in the phones where friends planned to add the FSB building to the Minecraft game and blow it up there. The FSB is the Federal security service in Russia, a law enforcement structure that is the successor of the KGB.

The investigators also stated that the boys criticized the FSB, read banned books, made DIY firecrackers, and blew them up in abandoned buildings in their native town, Kansk in the Krasnoyarsk krai of Russia.

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Days before his trial in 2022, Nikita and his mom talked to Insider media about fabrications in his case. There is a website dedicated to the Kansk teenagers case, and a Telegram channel. Nikita Uvarov will be transferred to a prison for adults once he turns 18 years old.

If Putin is worried about kids blowing up the secret police building on Minecraft, he’s even more paranoid and delusional than anybody in the West had previously suspected.

Putin is a war criminal who is the one who really needs to be locked up – for good.

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pwlanier · 2 years

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Chubyrin Sergey

The artist was born in Krasnoyarsk Krai in 1947.

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usafphantom2 · 1 year

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Russia adds more MiG-31BM interceptors to its arsenal, the jet that so far has had zero losses in Ukraine

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 12/12/2022 - 22:28 in Military

Two modernized MiG-31BM supersonic fighter interceptors entered service with a Russian fighter aviation regiment stationed in Krasnoyarsk Krai, the press service of the Central Military District (CVO) of Russia reported.

The incoming combat aircraft will be involved in the combat service for air defense and airspace protection in the region. Due to the modernization of on-board radio electronics and new weapons systems, the efficiency of the MiG-31BM has increased twice and a half compared to the standard MiG-31.

The MiG-31 is a long-range and high-altitude supersonic fighter interceptor for all climates. It was developed in the 1970s in the Department of Separate Design of Plant No. 155 (now JSC "RSK "MiG"). According to Russian media reports, it is one of the few Russian aircraft that can intercept and destroy cruise missiles flying at extremely low altitudes.

The aircraft is armed with a 23 mm six-barrell cannon and several modifications of the MiG-31 can be equipped with air-to-air and air-surface missiles of different types. One of the modifications of the fighter, the MiG-31K, can fire the hypersonic missile as part of the Kinzhal complex.

According to an estimate, the Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS) have about 252 MiG-31 jets in their inventory. Moscow began updating these "Foxhounds" to the MiG-31BM and BSM variant in 2010, with plans to have 100 updated by 2020.

Currently, Russia has three MiG-31BM regiments, comprising about 90 operational specimens of the hunting type.

The effectiveness of the MiG-31 remains indisputable since the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine, especially the MiG-31BM armed with the long-range R-37M air-to-air missile, a combination that had a stellar history in the ongoing war, without any documented loss of a MiG-31BM during combat.

According to a recent study on the Russian Air War in Ukraine, conducted by the London-based Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), VKS defensive patrols proved highly effective against Ukrainian combat aircraft, with the MiG-31BM and the R-37M long-range air missile being particularly problematic for Ukrainian fighter pilots.

The RUSI report states that the Su-27, the best interceptor of the Ukrainian Air Force, cannot match the altitude, speed or range of the MiG-31. The fighter can run Mach 2.5 for brief periods and fly at an altitude of about 18 kilometers over a distance of more than 700 kilometers.

Tags: Military AviationMiG-31BMRFSAF - Russian Federation Aerospace Force/Russian Aerospace Force

Fernando Valduga

Aviation photographer and pilot since 1992, he has participated in several events and air operations, such as Cruzex, AirVenture, Dayton Airshow and FIDAE. It has works published in specialized aviation magazines in Brazil and abroad. Uses Canon equipment during his photographic work in the world of aviation.