DANGEROUS Side of MINSK, BELARUS 🇧🇾(русские субтитры)
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You should come to Québec its not like the rest of Canada its unique and the food is to die for
I recomend the city of Trois Rivières its full of separatists and i suggest you use mostly italian and have a translator with you because they hate english people
There is a lot of bad blood history between the french and englissh here it wasnt so long ago Quebec was willing to start a civil war.but they timed it wrong it was just after the USSR collapse so they didnt get support and it quickly died down however the Bloc Québécois is still there
Scratch that you should go to the People's Republic of Donetsk
Спасибо за видео. Курасовщина лучший район в этом городе.
Ядерные двери построили не из за Сталина, а благодаря Сталину, если бы не ядерное оружие сейчас бы возможно небыло этого города.
@@tusk3260 ধন্যবাদ ...Thanks
I have been living in Belarus for one year now....and yes, it's a very very safe country...at any time of the day or night you can see men or women walking with no fear anywhere. I have been in several cities of Belarus besides where I live and I have never felt threatened or insecure.
Мне 40 лет, я вырос в Минске на Ангарской (Нестерова, Северный посёлок и т.д.). Жил и в Серебрянке, бывал в Шабанах и прочих местах.
Хочу отметить, что в 90-ые годы (1992...1999) на Ангарской действительно могло быть опасно. "Ты с какого района?!" - это было реально и за это можно было получить по морде. Район был максимально наркоманский, кто не кололся (героин) и не курил - тот много пил, зачастую всё вместе. Около каждого подъезда сидела местная молодёжная банда гопников (от 16 до 22 лет, примерно так), многие реально занимались криминалом (грабежи, воровство и т.д.). Пиво, водка, девки, гитара, семечки.
Последние лет 15 никакого криминала уже нет нигде. Наркоманы умерли, криминальные авторитеты сдулись, город живёт своей жизнью без них. Минск реально АБСОЛЮТНО безопасен - дети и красиво накрашенные женщины могут гулять ночью без всякой опаски. Факторов много - много милиции, общая законопослушность граждан, отсутствие мигрантов, присутствие камер наблюдения и так далее.
I am 40 years old, I grew up in Minsk on the Angarskaya (Nesterova, Severny settlement, etc.). He also lived in Serebryanka, visited Shabany and other places.
I want to note that in the 90s (1992...1999) on Angarskaya really could be dangerous. "What area are you from?!" - it was real and for this it was possible to get in the face. The area was as drug-addicted as possible, who did not inject (heroin) or smoke - he drank a lot, often all together. Near each entrance sat a local youth gang of gopniks (from 16 to 22 years old, something like this), many actually engaged in crime (robbery, theft, etc.). Beer, vodka, girls, guitar, seeds.
In the last 15 years there has been no crime anywhere. Drug addicts died, crime bosses were blown away, the city lives its own life without them. Minsk is really ABSOLUTELY safe - children and beautifully made-up women can walk at night without any fear. There are many factors - a lot of police, general law-abiding citizens, the absence of migrants, the presence of surveillance cameras, and so on.
I'd rather have Belarus' "dictatorship" than Western "democracy".
@@dickhead8775 and I would prefer a symbiosis of Belarusian reality and Western democracy. Better democracy has not yet been invented. But personally, I am more comfortable in our country than not. I love Belarus and I want our residents to love their country much more (we lack healthy patriotism).
Живу на байкальской под 20 лет, ни разу никто не приставал на улице
@@Belkotik Байкальская - знакомые края :) В 90-х там валютчики стояли на магазине и цыгане продавали "Дональды", то ещё местечко было :)
@@Belkotik если в 18:00 заходить в дом, то да) на Нестерова отморозки прям у подъезда при входе доколупались. В пврке, который на могилевке(мы называли сиськи, потому как фонтаны в виде них), так там походу ПТУ какое или что - вот там реально отгашеные чмошники. В платках на лице, человек 15 нас 5 - отмудохали так, что я ангелов видел, благо обошлось без переломов. Потом видел этих же походу конечных на видео, которое выложили тогда ещё в сетку(домашняя сеть была крутая) так там в маршрутке проезжающей даже стекло выбили мрази которые на дороге опять же толпой кого-то мудохали.
Belarus doesn't have concept of ghettos. It's inherited from Soviet times when all social classes were kinda blended together in terms of housing. I grew up in Minsk and my neighbors where factory workers, a captain of police, a writer, few engineers. You could randomly be a neighbor to anybody. Sure, for more successful people it's a downside, but for the society as a whole it was a big advantage, kids from less lucky families had decent chances to be friends with kids from more successful families, attend same schools and not be entrapped into the poverty and criminal background from the start. Nowadays it's becoming more segregated but still it's a long shot even from nice places in the West, like Ontario, where I currently reside.
Oh, and I've never seen any criminals with a gun in Belarus. Ever. Even during 90s. Sure "gopniks" used to be common, but it's not like gangs, they didn't carry firearms, and they mostly went extinct many years ago.
P.S. Stalin was dead for many decades before Minsk metro was built. Moscow and St Petersburg sub-way were indeed designed as bomb shelters, but Minsk one is too shallow for that, only 1 station (old Octyabrskaya from the 1st line) was originally deep enough to serve as a bunker.
Hello there I'm curious to know which Ontario you are now living in. Ontario California USA or Ontario Canada ?
@@justineparker9338 Ontario Canada
@@d3metrius Russia and Ukraine have much more poverty. White suicide and drug overdose are at an all time high in the USA even in states that are mostly white such as West Virginia. Plus look at Toronto. multicultural with almost no crime as many cities in Europe. USA is an every man for himself type of country just like Brazil or Mexico but with a lot more total wealth. "Wealth is distributed in a highly unequal fashion, with the wealthiest 1 percent of families in the United States holding about 40 percent of all wealth and the bottom 90 percent of families holding less than one-quarter of all wealth"
Yes it's true that different social classes were blended, and segregation literally didn't exist in my country, Hungary during the communist era. I was born in 1979, and I have memories from the 1980s. It was good to be a kid that time, especially in Hungary where the system was far softer than other eastern block countries. Now there's huge differences between the capital vs smaller town, urban areas vs rural areas, west vs east. I'm a teacher at a technical school, and these school are attended by kids with usually rural family background with undereducated parents usually with social and economical drawbacks. The results of standardized exams and tests reflect this kind of division...best results are achieved in the capital and bigger cities. It was totally different in the past. For example, one of the inventors of pfizer vaccine was born in Hungary during the 1960s, and according to Ms Katalin Karikó she was born in a small village in the eastern part of Hungary and completed her primary and secondary studies there. When she is asked about her succes, she always recalls her childhood memories with great teachers and high standard of education that helped her to achieve a highly respected academic status in the USA.
@@justineparker9338 Ontario means Canada, cz there is NO such town in California n hope I am right...
Peter выглядит самым опасным парнем в самом "опасном районе" Минска)
правда!
Poverty/low pay isn’t the cause of trouble and strife as we are always led to believe in the UK. Self respect is clearly key in Belarus and the people just get on with their lives as best they can. We could certainly learn some lessons from this and other East European countries. Self discipline is clearly important too.
If by self-respect and self-discipline you mean authoritarianism and surveillance then yes
Tory voter
@@jacksongatens2419 yep, slavic north korea kind of.
Yes it is.
So true! Low pays is not the cause of trouble!!
The ironic thing about this video is that it started at possibly the most dangerous part of the city. All the flowers laid out behind them at the beginning were a memorial for the 53 people, mostly young females, that died in that exact subway station in 1999. It started raining really hard and everyone packed into there so aggressively that a bunch of them got trampled to death. I moved to Minsk a couple years ago from Seattle, and you can’t find crime or danger if you go looking for it. This city is great.
Haha, yeah, if that's the "dangerous" part and the so-called "danger" mainly consists of alcoholics, which is how I understood it at least, that's a sign that the city is safe. Propaganda and prejudice here in the West says these countries are dangerous and all, but I was in Russia for instance last year and I felt really safe all the time. I would feel more careful in like central Stockholm, even. Poorer area, a bit more rundown than others, maybe, problem with alcoholism, maybe, maybe those things are true, but doesn't mean it necessarily would be that dangerous. And yeah, the streets are really clean, you find a lot more trash on the streets even in Sweden where I'm from. Not saying that there isn't anything bad there, of course there is like anywhere, but nothing at all like how media likes to portray these countries here or how people in general are prejudiced to think they are.
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You know sometimes it's better to have trash in the streets rather than trash in heads. I would not underrate the harm of alcoholism. Belarus right now is a leader in the alcohol consumption. This might have a delayed influence on many aspects (including safety).
@@alexibizd Belarus takes 27th place in the world in alcohol consumption per capita
@@user-jp5fk5nc6k My bad - it was the 1st in 2010. No matter what place it takes, having more than 8 liter per year brings significant social and economic losses to individuals and society at large.
@@alexibizd look u can not change this its now like a tradition this older generation has passed in lots of difficulties like the 90s WW2 communism thats why they think that alcohol is a way to forget maybe thats my point of view
Во времена настали, алкаша в Минске найти проблема)))
Они кучкуются возле магазина Кристалл. Вообще не проблема...
Looks like all of Eastern Europe I've visited. Beautiful, safe, clean and homogenous.
Homogeny is the scariest and most mind numbing thing on the planet 💜
Thanks dear 🙏 Where I can find same place in the USA???
@@alllifemattersIs that why all buildings in the USA are the same? Even in Belarus and Russia we see more diversity in the construction of buildings and streets.
I was truly impressed by clean and very green streets and parks, store clerks wearing neat uniforms, the clean apartment building entrance hall which was supposed to be bad, and also a feeling of safety even in the “most criminal” part of the city. The Belarusians have managed to preserve a lot of good stuff that was typical for the old Soviet time.
That coming not from Soviet Union (USSR)... I think it is also depend by the local culture people... You need little to deep in history this territory... There were ancient Slavic tribes there. I think all in our world is related to this. National culture and old history each territory. The Slavs lived on this territory for thousands of years. Much earlier than Great Britain appeared. Not to mention the USA.
I think this woman needs to come to America. Go to Chicago, Wats in LA, East New York New York. Lol
She could find a troubles even in her own bag, I think.
Also, I would suggest, Kensington in Philly
This woman has bein brought up to think ,if an area is not upper class , it is a dangerous area , she must be so lucky to be brought in the proper address, You say she travels alot obvisouly she only goes to where its very safe. i have bein to Belerus ,its safe ,awsome peple, would go every year , only whats stopping me is there restrictive visa
Add Baltimore to that fuckin list. Baltimore is SHIT!! The second highest murder rate in the US and was number 1 for a long time before
Did you mean Bronx, Flatbush, East New York, or may be New Ark (NJ), Elizabeth??? Or may be south Los Angeles, may be Oakland CA, or maybe mass shooting in Texas, or may be Kensington Philadelphia? South Chicago.....
I lived in the house at 19:30 (Korzhenevskogo Str. 8-1, Minsk) for more than 10 years! It's safe as hell, much safer compared to even central London where I live now. Was so surprised to randomly see my house in the video my friend sent me.
Dmitry Kurilo
Lier
@@yazanmr5267 love to lay down in London parks now
Belarus is the safest and most friendly country on the planet!
Georgia is much more friendly
Да, главное чтобы войны не было.
This is a nonsense video. Minsk is perhaps the safest city I have ever lived in. You could walk down any part of the city at any time and nothing would happen to you.
Yeh... Peter obviously already knew this for the most part, and then played somewhat naïve on purpose to add a surprise narrative and illustrate his point... I guess some viewers completely missed the point... the point is that Belarus is a mostly homogenous nation of white people therefore there is low crime and it is safe even in the "bad neighbourhoods".
I think the idea of this video was that the most "dangerous" district in Minsk is safe enough to walk even at night.
You are right, my brother from the SF Bay area, where I grew up but left at a very age, comes with a distinct point of view! A bit naive I would say! Cheers and Blessings from Honduras, Marco Happy New Year/Feliz Ano Nuevo
@@dolphmilitia well the white people part was irrelevant...criminal is a human trait not race......this place def isnt dangerous tho
@@brittanybonnie1478 Actually do some research on crime statistics per group instead of regurgitating virtue-signalling lies.
Просто в Минске нет "опасных" районов в понимании "Западных" стран. Есть дорогие районы с коттеджной застройкой такие как Дорзды или районы социальной застройки такие как Шабаны, Каменная Горка, Серебрянка и так далее.
да и в понимании восточного соседа тоже. Реально безопастное "ничего"
@@ttanucha В Москве тоже безопасно в понимании западных стран.
@@RNRist В Минске, в то же время, безопаснее, чем в некоторых районах Москвы, в понимании работавших там знакомых белорусов. Всё, думаю, от предвзятости и виктимности (если считаешь себя достойным, что на тебя нападут, то так и будет, практически закон Мёрфи, с поправками).
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Переводчик так старалась понравиться, что стала плохим экскурсоводом!
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Peter! Do you know Russian proverb: "The world is small"? At the 18th minute of the video you approached my porch of my flat. You have to go up to the eighth floor and My mother-in-law would say to you Welcome !!! ))) And this is while I have been living in Minneapolis for one year and you are breaking my heart 💔 😢
Thank's crazy!
OMG! Guys it was so dangerous. How did you get the courage to do that? These horrible ladies in the stores... Br-r-r-!
Doode, Olga is a nicest guide you could probably find in the entire country. Do not blaim her for disappointing you in terns you disagree with what she thinks is bad place or bad area. You (and I) have more places to compare with. I am happy you're didappointed. This is my birth place. I lived there most of my life. It was fun to see your perception of our dangerous places )))
Dangerous side of Minsk looks like upscale upper class area in some capitals of Central America and Africa.
U-ha-ha-ha.
spend a week Cardiff
bessamemucho, why not UK, France, Italy, Germany or US?? Why does it always have to be Africa or Central America? Are your own countries perfect or like heaven? I see Peter gave it a “Like.” I suggest, instead of always pointing fingers at others, we stop, take a breath and look inward. I’m very sure we wouldn’t be “surprised “ what we’ll find.
Живу на Курасовщине,и вообще это неплохой район
Да но по сравнению с другими раенами он не очень хорош
И чем же?
Живу в масюковщине и это тоже неплохой район ,бывший военный городок
Курасовщина, масюковщина......мдааааааа, минские помойки
Согласен , по сравнению с моими Шабанами тишь да гладь .
Какой бред она несёт,у нас тихий и спокойный район,какие преступники алло!!!???
А правительство? Разве это не сборище преступников?
@@user-wn9hm2ul4g хоть понимаешь что ты несёшь?) То что ты змагар неудачник,это твои проблемы
@@Belkotik змагар?
Каждый за что-то борется.даже они.
Хотя за камлемент спасибо.но мне до них ещё далеко.
Курасовщина старый спокойный район с пенсионерами)
У него все видео бред какой-то
Эта подруга несёт чушь .
Чушь не чушь. А кобыле легче? >>> th-cam.com/video/rpoBKHYKtt8/w-d-xo.html
Эта подруга не была в манчестерском Рашхолме и Олдхеме, где бляха каждый день резня - вот это да проблемы в Британии. Минск - одуванчик по сравнению с другими городами. Пускай эта мадам ерунду не городит. Сразу видно, что мало где была. Смотреть противно. Сам из Минска и знаю что говорю.
USA - the greatest country in the world and has a lot of dangerous places, Belarus - poor country and is very safe. Go figure!
Alexander Pruger it’s an easy one to figure out.
I don't think that Belorussia is so safe country, it's myth
@@nickstrong4593 why?
Александр, cos we have criminals here in Belorussia too
What do you mean poor ? If you in America earn 3,000$ pay for housing 1,200$ . and other mandatory payments. health insurance. kindergarten. food. personal care items for another $ 1,500 . Free money you have 200-300 $ . Or you make $ 500 . housing payment is less than $ 50 . medicine is free . kindergarten. food is cheap . Free money will remain the same $ 200 . Then earnings in America is indicated before taxes . Earnings in Belarus after taxes . $ 500 is all yours . no taxes to pay .
Самое опасное, что тут было,это дождь))))
Опаснее дождя то, что говорила эта не очень дальновидная барышня.
Thanks Peter..... I'm wanting to move to Belarus from America.... I've lived in south central Los Angeles, Newark NJ, and have been to many other crapholes and if this is their version of bad, that's a blessing to hear albeit, comical....
Американцу для сравнения с плохими районами США Минск просто красавец! А вот минчанке нужно уметь любить свой город, а не нести чепуху, стыдно даже!
Hey there, I came here after watching your first days in Saudi Arabia. And when I checked your other videos I thought to myself: this guy is following me steps... Just two months ago I was in Belarus, and now, since one month I am back to Saudi Arabia, I live here for the last four years...lol... I’m Russian, we have family house in Belarus (west part next to Poland border), so I spend there every summer near Belovezhskaya pushcha national park. Wild old forests, clean fresh air, no factories, no pollution, just perfect(much missed in Saudi Arabia). I love Belarus. Usually when I’m going back to Russia, I pass Minsk without stopping there, but this summer I had spare 6 hours, so I went for a long walk and I saw it as beautiful clean and peaceful as you did. It’s a wonderful place, and to me looks like a youth city. I hope local citizens appreciate more what they have there, they should know it’s a really good place they live in. I think your videos help to realize that. Thanks for your effort and stay safe!
Oh, what a nonsense! I lived in Minsk for 30 years. I live in New York today. There are no dangerous areas in Minsk at all! When the USSR collapsed, there were some places. Now you can walk everywhere. PEOPLE VERY CULTURAL
At 19:11 i feel like she’s giving up and realizing Minsk just isn’t dangerous. Bless her little heart.
Olga needs her own TH-cam channel with her travels.
Друг, поменяй гида, и картина будет абсолютно другая
This was extremely enjoyable
Thanks Matt!
Good to see you man on here. The world is small 😁
Oh hey it's that guy that got kicked out of China
Большая часть жителей Минска недовольна им. Недовольна "хрушёвками" и "сталинками", состоянием асфальта, местами инфраструктурой и небрежным отношением некоторых коммунальных служб, непонятными действиями властей города. Но порой мы действительно забываем, в каком цивилизованном городе живём, что в нём сложно найти опасное место :)
Вы любите много кушать )))
для приезжих Россиян как-то удивительно, что по Минску после 23.00 можно спокойно прогуляться.
@@DimonU6 Если не говорить о всём мире и Америке. то в Европе великое множество городов, где поле 9.00 вечера даже полиция и скорая помощь на вызовы не выезжают. Например, в Париже таковы целые районы, окраины Берлина, Лиссабона, Варшавы и пр. Такой ситуации Вы в России я думаю нигде не увидите.
@Дмитрий Новиков Оно уже давно настало.
Это действительно так! Как сказал один мой знакомый, который живёт в США: если у Вас не грабят, не убивают, не насилуют - у вас БЕЗОПАСНО!
I'm amazed that Minsk looks better, is cleaner and much more efficient than Bucharest, Romania, or any other city in Romania! I'm honestly shocked!
То ощущение когда ты живёшь в этом районе и тебе отлично.
Dont listen to her, I have lived in Minsk for 18 years and NEVER noticed something dangerous.
Unfortunately in Belarus there are a lot of people who dont like something and think that in other places is much better. I have been to a lot of countries and can definetly say that Minsk no worse than other countries, its just different
@@Germanmalayaliofficial Hmmm... No need for Germany, just try some Poland, and you feel like became in Heaven. But if your soul want's to be in Germany, then you can find all by yourself, I think. If you really want.
Alex M
Zip your mouth 👄
Если бы не дождь на них бы напали, ага, бабки с пекинесами или мамочки с колясками. Девушка что то блеет про худший район города, интересно в каком она сама живёт? Презрение патрициев с Площади Победы к плебсу с окраин это так умиляет.
@@Triellla В Беларуси разрешена смертная казнь. Они дождь расстреляют, со всей безжалостносью тоталитарного режима. И весь толерантный мир содрогнется от этой невиданной жестокости.
И говорите только за себя. Во-первых, не так уж часто в Минске дожди и идут, за это лето я их помню буквально пару раз. Во-вторых, кто вам сказал, что дождь это плохо? Я, к примеру, дождь люблю.
@@R0zhkov прям дожди действительно не так часто идут, но общая пасмурность и постоянная темнота были все двадцать пять лет что я здесь жил
@@Nworthholf У меня отец из Пятигорска. В Минск он приехал в РТИ (БГУИР) учиться, да здесь и остался. В 86-ом году меня летом на месяц к бабушке в Пятигорск отправили.
Красота! Машук вот прямо возле дома. На даче абрикосы растут, как в Беларуси вишня, вдоль дорог грецкий орех, как у нас яблоня-дичка, в конце июня арбузы по 5 копеек килограмм.
И вот прилетаю я в Минск, небо серой мглой затянуто, мелкий дождь накрапывает, отец с другом в аэропорту стоят и курят, а я возле них оглядываюсь и мне (десятилетнему) хорошо, я вернулся домой, я чувствую дом, я чувствую Родину.
В общем, съебал ты Сашка из Беларуси, ну и хуй с тобой, никто по тебе не плачет, никому ты и нахуй не нужен.
That area is nicer than where I grew up in the UK!!
I have never seen any danger in Minsk . I am here 8 years .
@@Papafarmerbex welcome
I LOVE Belarus, thank you!!
Lord Shango We love Belarus 🇧🇾
I lived in this neighbourhood for 5 years and nothing terrible happened to me. Maybe you should have gone to Shabany in the evening.
@Mor Dor aaa, now I get it. yes, we don't have anything like that.
...because you are all white people. If America was 100% white it would not have so many issues, either.
What is the name of this neighbourhood? Is it in east side of Minsk
@@user-wb1kd9kq5p hate to break it to you, mate, but prejudice exists everywhere, the fact that there are not as many racists in Belarus as there are in the more western countries doesn't mean that oppression is a non-issue here. Just the groups being oppressed may not be that obvious to you at first glance (i.e. the Romani people, LGBTQA+, etc.) Well, that, and the vast majority of Belarusians were pretty much slaves themselves for centuries so the mentality is very much different from your typical "western" country overall.
TL;DR All things considered, your "final solution" wouldn't have exactly worked that great.
@@MalharetasLair I have no idea what the fuck you are on about? It sounds as though you're a fucking homosexual and want me to kiss your stinky asshole, or something along these lines..
Nice video 👍 Olga was a great sport. Your rapport was good together. Thanks for the video.
*Peter risked catching pneumonia trying to find Waldo the career criminal* 🤣😂 *Girls go to Belarus to meet John Wick*
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I want this kind of "bad areas" in my own country ! LOL
Stop asking everyone about "nuclear doors" it's gonna become a meme :-)
Not all Belarusians know it)
Your guide Peter is a true sweetheart, she is so beautiful with her way 👍
Really cool you also cover these areas. Those nuclear doors can also be seen in the metro of Pyongyang. Which is understandable...
там их с каждого выхода по 2 герметичной двери + автономное электричество (генераторы), запас провизии и питьевой воды, средства защиты и медикаменты, а так-же много скрытых от глаз помещений (сомневаюсь что это поддерживается сейчас, но в СССР - оно все работало)
@@user-kx3nm9cs5i Я сколько раз проходил через эти гермодвери - столько раз почти думал, что глубина минского метро слега не дотягивает до того, чтобы обеспечить станции сохранность, равную бомбоубежищу уровня минус ноль при ядерной атаке. Большее, на что эти двери способны - это снизить уровень загрязнения всем тем возможным бомбоубежищам, которые с минским метро согласуется лишь переходами в тоннелях по пути поездов, то есть сами станции не безопасны.
Депрессивный гид, каждый смотрит со своей колокольни.
Точно! Такому человеку везде будет плохо.
I just visited once, so I am no expert. However, I found the people very friendly and social. I suspect some of the night clubs should be avoided. But that is true everywhere
Браток,ты выбрал не правильного гида для подобного видео.
У меня сложилось стойкое ощущение, что мадама накидывала Питеру что то в стиле "как тут хреново забери меня за границу"))
другого объяснения ее поведению в курасовщиен я найти не могу.
Вот я тоже так подумала.
Петр работает актером на Brazzers?
@@ipand1011 X)
Питэр знает с кем надо связи налаживать, с продаваном алкогольного отдела, чтоб потом на вексель бухлишко брать.
По отделу алкогольному понятно, что пришел не Беларус))Беларусы вообще не пьющие люди.
@@anastassiyatraktorenko9517 вечно сухие
That district isn't that dangerous. I have no idea why you decided to go there. On the whole, I have to admit that Minsk is quite safe. Once again, Peter, a very nice video about my city. Thank you so much for it!
The rain was relaxing ..... lovely views and conversation
Didn’t I hear some things about Belarus recently? An Olympian needed asylum in another country and a plane was diverted with a reporter on board who had been critical of the government? Doesn’t sound very free.
There are no dangerous neighbourhood here in Minsk, well compared to Western Europe anyway. You can walk around the streets here without fear of being mugged. Come back to Belarus and make some films here. 🇧🇾
Сталин строил метро на Немиге? Какая чушь! Stalin built the metro on the Nemiga? What nonsense!
У девушки какие то комплексы? То ли плакать, то ли смеяться?
Thx for sharing...much appreciated. Safe travels mate..😎✌🤟...Much Love from NYC!🤟
Wow really dangerous Peter makes London look like Disney 😂😂
Ему надо трущобы как в Бразилии!
Oh my! I couldn't help but laugh, but not in a mean way...Bad neighborhood! This young lady should see what a 'Bad' neighborhood is all across America! Damn, she would sh*t her pants..Here in N.Y.C. alone each and every borough of N.Y. has it's Bad Hoods, let a lone in upstate N.Y. as well.....Just shows us how communist countries have ALL the control over their people and everything within it...I love your video's Peter, you teach us a lot we would never know.
Fact! Thanks DD.
She is a lovely, open, honest girl. By the way, with salary £500, guy should ask how much they are paying for an accommodation. Ukrainian got soul from russians, in few years they will be like westerners.
А что опасного в Курасощине? :)
всё. это тебе не попсовые и распиаренные шабаны
В этих районах нужно трохи подольше побыть что бы понять что там опасного. Стволов может и не увидишь а арматурой по башке можно заработать свободно и остатся без вещей.
@@evgenylast8662 не знаю всю жизнь здесь живу и ни разу не получал арматурой по лицу)))
@@user-bc9zv1zm4f я образно. Есть райончики чуть ближе к центру по дзержинского где еще есть такая перспектива.
За пять последних лет три нападения на меня и раз чуть не убили человека на моих глазах из за сумки с вещами,лупили ногами камнями и т.п
Жила в этом районе 15 лет назад, да, можно было встретить выпивающих людей, но они совсем не агрессивные. Никто никого не трогал, ходили спокойно в любое время суток.
for non native english speakers: the guy making the video is being very ironic in his questions about this being "the worst neighborhood in minsk" because he finds it nice, and I dont think that his guide realizes it completely. Hes not talking bad about Minsk. In America you find terrible terrible neighborhoods, you can see videos here on youtube
Minsk metro was built in 1980s. Stalin didn’t build it.
Minsk doesn’t have bad neighborhoods in American sense.
the only bandits here - are politicians, Petya )
If he wants dangerous he should try Brazil.
Hi Peter, i hope you offered the lady cup of coffe or tea
These cheap back Packers wouldn't buy their own mother a cup of tea.
I love your videos they are very good- helps many to be able to see into these places
I'm glad they help Joseph :)
you've got to love how this is a "bad neighborhood" but she would be HORRIFIED if she ever came to MANY places in the US
Живу в этом районе с рождения. Девушка несёт бред, тут сейчас спокойно. Вечером поздним идёшь и спокойно себя чувствуешь, не боишься нечего. По видимости она не бывала в стремных местах других стран и городов с настоящими гопниками...
Well, there are obviously some positives to living in an authoritarian police state. It all boils down to the discussion of Liberty vs. Security.
I was binge watching the Hasid series and stumbled upon the video in my hometown. AND I'M PERPLEXED. I'm shocked to see my house in the video (the one near the church). Nothing against the guide, but the neighborhood is no way dangerous + her navigation skills are mind blowing: why the heck a local (is she even?) would take a metro from Niamiha to Traktarny Zavod to take a trolleybus (number 19) to Kurasoushchyna? Just whyyy? Who does that??? The neighborhood is not the worst by all means, very green, quiet and safe, with mostly curent and retired factory workers who like their drinks. But nowadays there are more and more young families with kids who enjoy the quiet and green neighborhood.
Had the same experience when I had my house seen :)
- Папа, что такое оксюморон?
- Ну, как тебе объяснить... это как "горячий лёд" или "сухая вода"... или вот: "Опасный Минск".
Родная Курасовщина. Всю жизнь тут живу. Да в 90х можно было получить по морде, будучи не с того района. Ну так это везде было. А сейчас... Нету у нас опасных районов, по сути, как таковых
А сколько вам лет было в 90-ых? 13-14-15?
Very cool, Peter)
Minsk's 'poverty' areas would be considered posh compared to some places i've lived in my life. Grew up in a Mississippi ghetto. We went to sleep to the sound of gunfire and police sirens. I seen my first gunshot victim before I could even spell Mississippi. Some guy with half his head missing.
Living the good life now though.
Always hope!
Peace out.
Cool video! not surprised but pretty chill out
У женщины,по ходу гвоздь в голове.
Петр находит людей, которые нихрена не знаю о городе.
Потому что колхозники приезжие
This girl looks so excited when she walk with a western dude 🤣🤣🤣
wow! minsk looks lovely. i love how green it looks. peaceful too. olga seems really nice...i think she has a crush on you mate.
Yes, the way she looks at you, waou ! And the more I see her, the more I likes her looks, her feminity, her resistance to rain!
Peter, come again next summer, we'll go to Mir and Nesvizh castles! :D
and yes, i have been visiting USA and can say that our feeling of danger it kind of different from theirs. I have never considered Ukraine of Belarus danger place.
thanks Peter!
Thank you for showing these things to the world 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍
Even the "dangerous" (lol) side of Minsk looks sooooooo beautiful!!!!
Average salary in belarus ~200-250$
Olga is such a sweetheart! Are all Minsk women as nice and patient as her? She's marriage material.
The rainy cool weather is good for work ethic and for agriculture. Appreciate your clouds and your rain :) .
Стыдно ей должно быть за то, что не знает о гермодверях в метро.
You want to see dangerous places come to glasgow scotland and see a real dangerous place mate
Peter I like your videos bud, your a brave man
That dangerous side of Minsk,Belarus is beautiful id love to live there.
The first impression is often wrong, ya know
She was very beautiful, you were lucky to have such an attractive companion.
I would visit that bad side of Minsk just to go stupid in that grocery store and buy everything. So many items I saw in that store that I miss so much. I have not visited Belarus but I have been to Ukraine many times. Seeing what was in that store brought back good memories. My family is from the Stolin area in Belarus. Maybe someday I will visit the birthplace of my Grandparents and their relatives. Cheers from Canada.
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I’m watching videos in English here, so as not to forget the language, and here I’m reading a comment about the Stolin district and the most interesting thing is that I live here! Maybe your grandparents are from the village of Voroni? Since half of mine are there) And I know some people whose relatives moved to Canada!) I am impressed)
What a beautyful young lady!!!