Incoming Ukrainian Drones

cannot say much of anything critical towards the government without risk to you and your loved ones.

Originally posted by -OrLoK- Слава Україн:

Why is Moscow so dangerous
what makes Moscow so dangerous nowadays?

Russians?

Implied nuclear stockpile that may or may not function as advertised.

Without that dagger at the world's throat, Ukraine would've been granted NATO accession and Putin's pathetic efforts at restoring USSR borders crushed within a few months.

Originally posted by -OrLoK- Слава Україн:

Why is Moscow so dangerous
Why is Moscow so dangerous
what makes Moscow so dangerous nowadays?

The same shenanigans as Washington D.C., around 5000 nuclear warheads & nuclear submarines. In other words, Mutually Assured Destruction aka Global Nuclear Winter.

It's ran by mob.

Originally posted by L1qu1dator:

It's ran by mob.

pretty much this, yes. the kremlin and the oligarchs are less like a government and more like a very organised, very powerful mafia. complete with making folk "disappear" and engaging in tonnes of illicit illegal activities behind the scenes.

Originally posted by -OrLoK- Слава Україн:

Why is Moscow so dangerous
what makes Moscow so dangerous nowadays?

who told you it's dangerous?

because it's not, it's probably one of the safest and nicest cities in Russia.

second best choice is St. Petersburg if you wanna see some cool museums and older buildings.

Originally posted by bAd a!m:

Originally posted by -OrLoK- Слава Україн:

Why is Moscow so dangerous
what makes Moscow so dangerous nowadays?

who told you it's dangerous?

because it's not, it's probably one of the safest and nicest cities in Russia.

second best choice is St. Petersburg if you wanna see some cool museums and older buildings.

safety is relative.

are you going to get mugged in moscow? no, probably not. but is someone and their loved ones going to be in danger if you criticise the russian government? yes, unfortunately.

All the Orcz idling about.

Zcary place

Tomahawk missile

Originally posted by salamander:

Originally posted by bAd a!m:

who told you it's dangerous?

because it's not, it's probably one of the safest and nicest cities in Russia.

second best choice is St. Petersburg if you wanna see some cool museums and older buildings.

safety is relative.

are you going to get mugged in moscow? no, probably not. but is someone and their loved ones going to be in danger if you criticise the russian government? yes, unfortunately.

the political risk doesn't concern the normal traveler.

if you go to North Korea, will you make a protest against the Supreme Leader? I don't think so

So yes, one needs to mind their own business when traveling to non-democratic or dictatorial countries, but above that, Moscow is very safe.

Counter Example: many "free" countries in Africa, which are not safe, many smaller countries in Asia, also not safe.