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Did the Russians rest in Buka last season, and if so, what was the result? How is it with our brother. I really want to go to Bukovel, but so far only webcams.
Did the Russians rest in Buka last season, and if so, what was the result? How is it with our brother. I really want to go to Bukovel, but so far only webcams.
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Normal Russians are welcome. No one is waiting for anyone with a gun anywhere. The main thing is not to make political statements about the non-existent Ukrainian nationality, language, etc. Ride and rest easy.
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answered 8 years ago
As of October, there were a lot of tourists in Lviv, all safe, well-fed, and happy. In Bukovel, all the more, there will be no troubles.
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answered 8 years ago
Last year, against the background of general mobilization and war, it was somehow awkward to be on vacation.
Bukovel is generally somewhat apolitical and is located towards peace and relaxation. Well, it is clear that your opinion is different from the patriotic opinion of the Ukrainian must be left at home.
Bukovel is generally somewhat apolitical and is located towards peace and relaxation. Well, it is clear that your opinion is different from the patriotic opinion of the Ukrainian must be left at home.
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answered 8 years ago
I was in Buk0vel in April ... the Russians were ,,crossed both in a cafe and in a ski rental.
And now it won’t be all the more... The new mass has already seen.. what and how. Good people are always welcome there.
And now it won’t be all the more... The new mass has already seen.. what and how. Good people are always welcome there.
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answered 8 years ago
Guys, calm down, you are going to rest and skiing, everything will be OK! In February I was last year, the Russians were there and didn’t have any negative moments, nothing has changed!
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answered 8 years ago
I was in Buka in January and March 2015, I didn’t intersect with Russians ... I myself am Russian-speaking, there were no problems. Personally, I (and my big company) don’t care if you don’t inspire us with your “truth”, because. our "truth" is also ******. It is more important for me how a person behaves on the track, especially in a non-standard situation - we are going skiing ... And with the local population it is better to simply avoid sensitive topics.
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answered 8 years ago
.... well, of course, if you wrap yourself in Russian flags, shout "our Crimea", and chant chants to the glory of your president .... - people will definitely not understand ...;) ...., you will leave in gardens if have time!!! And good and kind guests are always welcome in Ukraine!!!
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answered 8 years ago
Tochnyak!!! I somehow in the market several. unsuccessfully joked on this topic (even in Ukrainian) - they looked sternly and advised not to joke like that anymore ...
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answered 8 years ago
What does "the bulk of the sight" mean? What is this for? The preferences of Ukrainians have not changed, Russia was and is the aggressor, but Ukrainians divide the country and people, therefore they are tolerant, and if a person comes to Ukraine, then he is already well done and a good guest, and no one will hurt him, they will accept him as a guest.
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answered 8 years ago
Some Russians rested peacefully in Buk, and some Buk fired at planes. If you are not a supporter of the latter, then do not expect a bad attitude towards yourself. Have a great time and want to come back again.
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answered 8 years ago
We rested in Buka in August 2015. Themselves from Kyiv. We went on excursions all week. It was only at home that they realized that they had never spoken about politics anywhere. And thank God. They just rested. Not everyone in the company spoke Ukrainian easily. Everyone understands Russian. Don't worry. Nobody quibbles.
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answered 8 years ago
kolyan_cat and asavdpo fully support you.
chumak1 come to Ukraine!
chumak1 come to Ukraine!
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answered 8 years ago
If you didn’t notice massacres on webcams, you’ll turn your eyes around)))
Are you going to check your passport there?
How do people know you are from Kyiv or Moscow?
But judging by your photo avatar with a hammer and sickle, you can blurt out something wrong. Therefore, it is better to rest in the Kurota of Siberia.
Are you going to check your passport there?
How do people know you are from Kyiv or Moscow?
But judging by your photo avatar with a hammer and sickle, you can blurt out something wrong. Therefore, it is better to rest in the Kurota of Siberia.
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answered 8 years ago
Dear Slav1, regarding the avatar, the one who at least once was in the childhood city of Anapa, took a picture there at least once for fun, so with me. Further on the same topic: I have pictures from Ivano-Frankivsk against the backdrop of the Bandera monument , and also against the background of the sign of Dzhokhar Dudayev Street, which departs from the square with the monument (and this is true !!!). Who would be more pleasant to see me against their background, you?
Therefore, if in principle there are such tips (about holidays in Siberia), then I, as a father of two children, will have to think a hundred times whether to go to MY FAVORITE BUKOVEL, and, which is no less important, whether to spend money there or not, because you never know what anyone may think (((((.
p.s. I won't post the photos above.
Therefore, if in principle there are such tips (about holidays in Siberia), then I, as a father of two children, will have to think a hundred times whether to go to MY FAVORITE BUKOVEL, and, which is no less important, whether to spend money there or not, because you never know what anyone may think (((((.
p.s. I won't post the photos above.
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answered 8 years ago
in Bukovel they enjoy, but do not spend money. It is more correct to spend in Anapa.
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answered 8 years ago
I agree with you, but no one gave me a ski pass for free, and in the mushroom hut they didn’t feed me for free (this is a lyric))))). And we get pleasure on any vacation, especially in Buka)
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answered 8 years ago
the style "I'm crying - bear with me" should not be acceptable in a normal society, the logical answer is "you sir in Anapa", and the forced radicalization of Ukrainians should build the right relationship "behave like a guest, and the hosts will be glad to see you"
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answered 8 years ago
Dear Vilasipet!!! KAAAAK in an acceptable normal society, "forced radicalization" can take place ??????? and how it (radicalization) can build the "right" relationship. And the style "I'm crying, bear with me" no one brings to the fore.
I live in a border town and on our roads you can’t imagine how many cars with Ukrainian numbers and I don’t think that with my “radicalization” I have to prove something to Ukrainians, who, by the way and at work, meet very often and we talk on all sorts of topics and , by the way, points of view do not always coincide, but there can be no talk of "forced radicalization" !!!!!!!
p.s. city of Belgorod
I live in a border town and on our roads you can’t imagine how many cars with Ukrainian numbers and I don’t think that with my “radicalization” I have to prove something to Ukrainians, who, by the way and at work, meet very often and we talk on all sorts of topics and , by the way, points of view do not always coincide, but there can be no talk of "forced radicalization" !!!!!!!
p.s. city of Belgorod
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answered 8 years ago
Dear Shumak (by the way, a Ukrainian surname), you have a lot of photos, but why did you choose this one?
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answered 8 years ago
Dear Slav1! In English, the combination of letters C and H form the sound H (and the surname, you are right, is Ukrainian) Why did you choose an eye with a leaf)))))))) ?????
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answered 8 years ago
uv. Chumak, because Ava does not express my political sympathy for totalitarian regimes.
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answered 8 years ago
Interesting guys left ... "how is our brother's attitude? "
What does it mean to our brother?
1. Brothers are long gone.
2. Rested with "your " and "our ".
You live 2 km from the border with the Kharkiv region and it has always been Russian.
Sam, pancake, physiognomic Ukrainian, Ukrainian surname, lives in a city named after a Ukrainian landowner ...
I took a photo in Anapa purely by accident, why beat you in Bukovel? ))
Do not be afraid, we will not touch our own.
Put on an embroidered shirt and you will be a real cool hutsul)
What does it mean to our brother?
1. Brothers are long gone.
2. Rested with "your " and "our ".
You live 2 km from the border with the Kharkiv region and it has always been Russian.
Sam, pancake, physiognomic Ukrainian, Ukrainian surname, lives in a city named after a Ukrainian landowner ...
I took a photo in Anapa purely by accident, why beat you in Bukovel? ))
Do not be afraid, we will not touch our own.
Put on an embroidered shirt and you will be a real cool hutsul)
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answered 8 years ago
There is a cool promotion - maybe someone is going to go in December .....
Pokupon invites you to rest in the Carpathians!
The Rubel Hotel is a first-class recreation center in Yaremche, a real tourist mecca of the Carpathians, a city with an amazing history and special traditions.
Resting in the mountains! Up to 40% discount for holidays for two in the hotel complex "Rubel" in Yaremche: accommodation, 3 meals a day, sauna and heated outdoor pool included in the price!
Pokupon invites you to rest in the Carpathians!
The Rubel Hotel is a first-class recreation center in Yaremche, a real tourist mecca of the Carpathians, a city with an amazing history and special traditions.
Resting in the mountains! Up to 40% discount for holidays for two in the hotel complex "Rubel" in Yaremche: accommodation, 3 meals a day, sauna and heated outdoor pool included in the price!
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answered 8 years ago
In general, a report from you about how you rested in Banderstat.)
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