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Population of Russia.
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Before you sell your dacha, car, apartment and pack your bags for moving to a permanent residence in another country, it is extremely useful to make inquiries about it, to inquire about its real life, not just by looking through guidebooks and reference books, but by talking to someone from good friends who thoroughly and thoroughly know all the features, subtleties and specifics of life there.
Let's think about why the mind does not understand Russia and whether it is worth believing in it.

Our consultant from a very serious and very law enforcement agency shared with us quite interesting statistics.
We consider it necessary and useful to share it with you, applicants for Russian citizenship, so that "bachily ochi, scho kupuvaly".

The state border of Russia stretches for 60,932 km and has 424 border crossings.
The territory of Russia is 17.075.260 square kilometres and is North of 50° North latitude.
85% of the land is unsuitable for permanent, comfortable living of the population, as 8.099 glaciers with a total area of 56.131,6 sq km and permafrost (areas of Siberia and the Far East) is 65% of the territory of Russia, swamps and wetlands occupy almost 22% of rivers, lakes and other bodies of water, about 9.5%.
Part of the land is periodically flooded, part is occupied by deserts, salt marshes, mountains and ravines. More than 40% of the territory is covered by forests.
In agriculture, Russia uses about 2.22 million square kilometers, of which only 1.32 million are used for arable land, 0.2 million square kilometers are used for settlements of all types in the country, 0.2 million are used for industrial structures and military purposes, and 0.1 million are used for other purposes.
For a happy life, Russians have 2.561.289 square kilometers left. This is only 15% of the territory.

Average temperatures in January, for different regions, from +6 to -50°C, in July from 1 to 25°C, precipitation falls from 150 to 2000 mm per year.
At temperatures below -5°C, the cost of maintaining infrastructure increases exponentially with each degree below zero.
For snow removal with a thickness of 40 cm in St. Petersburg, it takes more than 30 days
Today, the population of Russia pays about 3 trillion rubles a year for utilities, which is about $ 100 billion, 13 times more than in 2000.

The agricultural season in most of Russia is 2-4 months (in Europe or the United States 8-9 months). The average annual grain yield in Russia (on non – chernozems) is about 17 quintals, in Germany, France and England (on non – chernozems) – 70, in Sweden – 60, in Ireland – 85, in Ukraine (on chernozems) - only 24 quintals per hectare.
More than 70 % of the Russian territory is a zone of risky agriculture.
In the Russian Federation, there are more than 30 billion tons of hazardous waste in various storage facilities.

During the years of reforms, the entire agricultural infrastructure of the USSR disappeared, including 27,000 collective farms and 23,000 state farms, provided with agricultural machinery and qualified personnel.
Russia collected about 60 million tons of grain in 2010, only half of the "pre-reform" amount.
Compared to the Soviet era, the number of livestock decreased (in millions of heads): sheep and goats-from 67 to 9.7, pigs - from 33.2 to 8.5, cows - from 20.6 to 12.
Up to 70% of Russia's food needs are covered by imports.

The total number of localities is 157,895, of which more than 40,000 villages and settlements abandoned by residents are located in the Central Federal District, the North-West, the Far North and the Far East.
Over the past 10 years, 13,300 villages and 298 cities have disappeared from the map of Russia, and in the north of the country the population has decreased by more than 40%.
Last year alone, the country officially lost more than 3,000 settlements.
Every year, only 2.7% of the required housing is built in the country.

Russia accounts for less than 2% of global GDP. The main export items (according to the Federal Customs Service) are gas and oil (70%), primary metals (15%), roundwood (10%), and everything else, including equipment, weapons and technologies – less than 5%.
Sexual services have become almost the second employment in today's Russia, and more than 60% of Russian women do not see the point in intimate relations with a partner at all, if they do not receive material benefits from them.

In Russia, more than 1,000 criminal authorities are registered, including more than 400 so-called "thieves in law". Only 10% of them are ethnic Russians, the rest are Caucasian. Most of the "legalists" live in Moscow and St. Petersburg, Moscow, Leningrad and Tver regions, Krasnodar and Stavropol territories.
73.07 % of Russians approve of the idea of separating the Caucasian republics from Russia.
The total amount of public investment in the resorts of the Caucasus will be 60 billion rubles.

The transport tax on a car with a capacity of 215 hp in 2011 will be:
in the Voronezh region-16,125 rubles.
in Moscow - 12900 rubles.
in Ingushetia - 3,225 rubles.
in Dagestan - 1720 rubles.
in Chechnya - 1505 rubles.
The engine of the Porsche Cayenne 4.8 Turbo AT has exactly 500 hp and the transport tax for such a car is in Dagestan - 5,000 rubles, in St. Petersburg-75,000 rubles.

Russia is in the first place in the world, consuming 21% of all heroin produced on the planet.
The volume of heroin consumed in Russia is 90 tons per year, which is about $11 billion.
Russia ranks third in the world in terms of the number of drug addicts, with Afghanistan and Iran in the top two. Children and young people in Russia spend $ 2.5 billion a year on drugs.
Every day in Russia, about 100 people die due to drug overdoses.
78.7% of Russians consider cooperation with law enforcement agencies unacceptable.

The average Russian consumes 18 liters of alcohol per year. According to the UN experts, the annual consumption of 8 liters of alcohol per capita leads to serious degradation of the population.
In Russia, a pack of cigarettes can be purchased for 30 cents, a bottle of beer can be bought on every corner 24 hours a day cheaper than a bottle of drinking water.
Only 1% of the water consumed by Russians meets international quality standards.

The turnover of counterfeit and counterfeit products in Russia is, depending on the industry, from 30 to 90%. Among the falsifiers, the leaders are CDs, clothing, shoes, alcohol, medicines, food and auto parts.
In the Doing business rating, which determines the convenience of doing business, over the past year, Russia has fallen by 7 positions at once, taking 123rd place out of 183 possible ones.
In the corruption perception rankings, the country fell back a decade to 154th-roughly on par with Tajikistan, Papua New Guinea, Congo, and Cambodia.
Over the past 20 years, the number of secondary schools in Russia has decreased by 19 thousand.

Russia has entered the top ten most dangerous countries in the world for investment. According to the Political Risk Atlas 2011, Russia is among the countries with "extremely high" political risks and the most unstable business environment. First place goes to Somalia, followed by Congo and Sudan. Pakistan and North Korea are ahead of Russia in the ranking. The study covers 196 countries of the world estimated by 41 parameters. In the 2010 ranking, Russia was ranked 15th.

For 2010 and the first quarter of 2011, about 5 trillion rubles were withdrawn abroad on dubious grounds. At the same time, the share of transfers made by individuals was about 40%.
Every minute, mobile operators earn $812,000 on SMS.

Last year, more than 50 tons of explosives were seized at Russian airports.
In 2009, there were 1,030 terrorist attacks in Russia, and 712 in 2010. The
cultural capital of Russia, St. Petersburg, took the seventieth place out of eighty-three possible places in the criminal security rating.
Now in St. Petersburg there are more than 105,000 communal apartments, in which about 669,000 citizens live. This is the ninth part of all residents of the northern capital.

Two categories of people are happy with life in Russia: those who are not aware and those who are in the share.
The approach time of the BGM-109 Tomahawk cruise missile from the EU borders to St. Petersburg does not exceed 7 minutes, and to Moscow - half an hour.

1.5% of the population of the Russian Federation own 50% of the national wealth.
According to the CSI "Rosgosstrakh", in Russia, an annual income of more than $1 million has 160,000 people, an annual income of more than $100,000 has 440,000 families.
92% of large Russian industries, banks, etc. are foreign-owned.
Only in the banks of Switzerland there is about $25 billion of Russian origin.
For 30,000 homeless people in St. Petersburg, there are less than three hundred places in flophouses.

There are 41 billionaires in the State Duma and the Federation Council, whose total wealth is estimated at 1.056. 6 billion rubles.
In total, there are 114 billionaires in Russia with a total capital of $297 billion.
The state of the top ten for the year grew by almost a third and amounted to $ 182 billion, compared to last year - 139 billion.<br>
Russian billionaires pay the lowest taxes in the world (13%), which their colleagues in France and Sweden (57%), Denmark (61%) or Italy (66%) never dreamed of.
26% of Russians have an outstanding loan.
143,000 people lost the right to travel abroad due to debt problems.

68% of Russians with incomes above the national average would like their children to study and work abroad. 37% want their children to live abroad permanently.
According to the World Bank, 12.3 million people entered Russia in 2010.

The Federal State Statistics Service of the Russian Federation in 2010 conducted an analytical study of the distribution of income among the population of the country:
- 13.4% with incomes below 3.422 rubles per month are in extreme poverty;
- in poverty, there are 27.8% with an income of 3,422 to 7,400 rubles;
- 38.8% with incomes from 7,400 to 17,000 rubles survive in poverty;
- 10.9% live above poverty with a monthly income of 17,000 to 25,000 rubles;
- 7.3% live with an average income, their income ranges from 25,000 to 50,000 rubles a month;
- the wealthy include 1.1%, they receive from 50,000 to 75,000 rubles a month;
- and only 0.7% of the rich have an income of more than 75,000 rubles a month.
In other words, 90.9% of the population is balancing on the poverty line with varying success.
As one well-known humorist jokes, our standard of living is their level of death.

In Russia, a paradoxical situation has been developing for a long time, when the level of the minimum wage is below the subsistence minimum.
The minimum wage (minimum wage) of an employee in Russia as of 01.06.2011 is 4.611 rubles / month or approximately 109 euros.
The official subsistence minimum for the working-age population as of 14.06.2011 is 6.986 rubles / month or 170.3 euros.
The poverty line for the United States is $18,310 per family of 3 people per year - $ 1,525. 83 per month.
41% of Russians do not use any financial services.

The minimum wage in Luxembourg is 1.642 euros, in Ireland-1.462 euros, in Belgium-1.387 euros, in Romania-153 euros, in Bulgaria-123 euros, in the United States - $7.25 per hour.
Regional minimum wage for the main region (Moscow) from 01.09.2011 – 10.900 rubles.
The social benefit of an unemployed refugee in the EU countries is about 800 euros.
The average life expectancy of a Russian man is 58.9 years.

If the German consumer basket consists of 475 products and services, and the US of 300, then the Russian "basket" includes only 156 items, and the service life of non-food products is significantly overstated. In addition, the domestic living wage does not provide for even the most basic costs for a child. The cost of the minimum set on average in Russia is 8,252. 5 rubles/month.
The cheapest in the Saratov region - 6.707. 4 rubles, the most expensive in Chukotka – 15.800. 5 rubles.
The cost of education, recreation, quality treatment, maintenance or improvement of housing conditions is not included in the cost of living.

According to the Ministry of Health and Social Development, in Russia, in 2010, there were 13,000,000 disabled people.
In the first quarter of this year, more than 20.5 million residents of the country had an income below the subsistence minimum. And this is despite the fact that 59.4% of the poor are working.
Each medal at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver cost Russia $ 12 million.

The maintenance of one prisoner in a high-security colony costs 6,800 rubles / month.
The average pension amount, on average in Russia, is 6,629. 76 rubles.
The minimum old-age pension in Russia, 2.723. 41 rubles/month, ensures the existence of a pensioner at the level of survival. 67.4% of Russians consider retirement a disaster.
The exception is made by officials whose pension reaches 75% of the previous income.
A retired justice of the peace receives a pension of about 70,000 rubles / month.
For a happy old age, a Russian should save, on average, 5,800 euros per year.
The pension for the loss of the breadwinner in Russia is 1,361. 70 rubles/month.

The total amount of all payments accrued to members of the Sberbank Management Board for 2010 amounted to 984.8 million rubles-twice as much as in 2009, when they earned 480.3 million rubles.
The chance of getting an acquittal in a Russian court is 0.27%.

85% of Russians do not see an opportunity to influence government decision - making.
77% of the population believe that they are not ready to participate in the political life of the country.
62% reported that they rely only on themselves in everything and try to avoid contacts with any government structures in every possible way.
3% said that they always achieve their goals by contacting the authorities.
69.8% of Russians feel a sense of shame for their country.

The majority of Russia's population is concentrated in a triangle whose peaks are St. Petersburg in the north, Novorossiysk in the south, and Irkutsk in the east.
In Siberia, which covers almost 3/4 of the territory of Russia, less than a quarter of the population lives, mainly along the Trans-Siberian Railway, on which its largest cities are located - Novosibirsk, Omsk, Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk.
In the Urals, the population is concentrated between the cities of Nizhny Tagil and Magnitogorsk.
The centers of attraction of migration in the country are Moscow (60%) and St. Petersburg (18%). All attempts of the authorities to settle the eastern regions turn out to be a waste of money.

The total population of Russia, according to the latest data, is approximately 129,700,000 people.
Of these, 82% (106,354,000) live in cities and urban-type settlements, and:
in Moscow, 12,952,000, in the Moscow region, 7,999,500,
in St. Petersburg 6.898.400, in the Leningrad region 3.482.700.
(including temporary registrations and work permits for foreign migrants)

Out of the total population:
57% are people of retirement and pre-retirement age-73,929,000 army
personnel together with contractors, conscripts, freelancers, personnel of auxiliary enterprises, scientific institutes, design bureaus and universities - 1,144,000
personnel of the FSB, FSO, Special Communications Service, FPS, SVR, etc. - 2.140.000
staff of the emergencies Ministry, the Federal migration service, Ministry of interior, the EXPLOSIVES, the Federal penitentiary service, the Ministry of justice and the Prosecutor's office 2.539.000
customs officers, tax, sanitary inspection - 1.238.000
officials licensing, regulatory and registration authorities - 1.312.000
the Ministry of foreign Affairs and postagraduate (CIS, UN, UNESCO, PACE, etc.) - 91.000
employees of other Federal agencies, ministries and departments - 1.253.000
clerks pension, social insurance and other funds - 1.724.000
the deputies and staff of power structures at all levels - 1.870.000
clergy and staff of religious and religious buildings-528,000
notaries, law offices, lawyers and prisoners-1,842,000
personnel of private security structures, detectives, security officers, etc. - 1,975,000
unemployed - 8,370,000
Total: 99,955,000 people who exist at the expense of the budget and the solvent part of the population.

That leaves 29,745,000 people.
And that's all we have. The entire small, medium and farm business class.
Which, by the way, also includes young children, schoolchildren, students, housewives, street children, homeless people, internally displaced persons, refugees, etc., etc., etc.

This, in part, explains the fact that Russia's GDP is not much higher than the economic product of Los Angeles County, USA.

The real situation on the real estate market in Russia becomes clear from a simple analysis of the number of ads in the real estate section:
Sell - 29.905
Buy - 3.473
Rent - 283.953
I'll take it off - 33.758
Exchange - 1.596
looking for a roommate - 4.814

Roszdravnadzor has started working on amendments to the law "On Medicines", allowing clinical trials of medicines on children. According to the current law, clinical studies of the effects of medical drugs on minors are not allowed in Russia.

In Russia, only officially registered:
- disabled - more than 12,000,000
- alcoholics-more than 4.580.000
-drug addicts-more than 2.8700.000
- mentally ill-978,000
-tuberculosis patients-about 890,000
-hypertensive patients-over 22,400,000,
- HIV-infected - at least 2,38,000 people.

Russia ranks second in the world in the distribution of counterfeit medicines. 82% of medicines sold through public pharmacies are falsified or do not meet the expiration dates. Usually, the active substance is not added to the tablets, or "pacifiers" made of chalk are used. In Russia, 300 million euros worth of counterfeit medicines are sold annually. 75% of medicines in Russia are produced abroad. Only 2% of domestic pharmaceutical enterprises meet international standards, and only 10% of them can use domestic raw materials. The cost of medicines in Russia is 3-4 times higher than the international reference prices for similar drugs.

Share of state expenditures on social needs (education, health, housing, culture, sports, etc., etc.) - 2007:
Developed countries - 70.3%
Latin American countries - 64.1%
Asian countries - 54.9%
African countries - 50.1%
Russia - 15.0%
Share of state expenditures on the maintenance of the state apparatus, internal security and defense-2007:
Developed countries - 11.1%
Latin American countries - 19.2%
Asian countries - 27.5%
African countries - 25.7%
Russia - 42.2%
For every Norwegian, there are about $103,000 of savings accumulated in the country's Pension Fund. The total amount of the fund is more than $500 billion

 

[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

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According to the Global Financial Integrity organization, from 2000 to 2008, $427 billion was illegally withdrawn from the Russian Federation, increasing by 18% annually.
With this indicator, the Russian Federation was in second place, in the top ten leaders of commodity exports: Mexico ($416 billion), Saudi Arabia ($302 billion), Malaysia ($291 billion), the United Arab Emirates ($276 billion), Kuwait ($242 billion), Venezuela ($157 billion), Nigeria ($130 billion).
According to the organization, in 2000, illegal capital outflow from Russia amounted to $15.61 billion, in 2004 - $37.05 billion, in 2007 - $55.33 billion.
During the acute phase of the crisis, $196.4 billion was illegally withdrawn from the country.
At the same time, the net capital outflow index also jumped-about $ 130 billion.
From 1991 to 2009, the net outflow of capital from Russia amounted to more than $2 trillion. In 2010, this figure was 38.3 billion dollars.
The net outflow of private capital from the Russian Federation in January-March of this year amounted to $21.3 billion.

Over the past year, Russia increased its investments in US government securities by $26.8 billion from $124.2 billion to a historic high of $176.3 billion.
Russia's international reserves: as of January 1, 2011 – $479.4 billion.
The Central Bank holds US securities worth $120 billion, which is 30% of the country's total foreign exchange reserves.

Despite the fact that bank deposits now bring in at best 12% of income per year, 20% of the population keeps their savings in banks. 16% of citizens keep money under the mattress, and more than 60% of the population have no savings at all. The average per capita income in February of this year was 8,092 rubles.

In Moscow, the first in Russia detoxification center for kids-drunks – a children's and adolescent drug treatment inpatient department on the basis of drug treatment dispensary No. 12 has been opened. Every day in the country, 82 people of military age die from the use of heroin, and 30,000 people a year.

The polling company Globescan surveyed 39,435 people in 33 countries. The list of the least popular countries in the world was headed by Iran, the United States and Russia. Of all the countries in the world, Russia is the least popular in Finland (65% of negative ratings), France (62%), Poland (56%) and the United Kingdom (50%). Nigeria has the best attitude towards Russia (52% of respondents).
Only RIA Novosti will receive 3.5 billion rubles from the state budget in 2011 to create a favorable image of Russia abroad.

Compared to last year, the incoming flow from Finland decreased by 24%, from Germany-by 19%, from the Netherlands-by 17%, from Spain-by 16% and from Austria-by 14%. According to experts, the total tourist flow to Russia in 2011 will grow by 6%, but this will happen primarily due to an increase in the tourist flow from Iran, Turkey, Argentina and Brazil, with which visa-free agreements have been established.

In the view of the Russians, there is not a single country in the world that they would categorically consider their friend. "Friends" of the Russian Federation, according to Russians, are located in the list as follows: Belarus-38%, Kazakhstan-23%, China-14%, Germany-13%, France-11%, India-4%, Venezuela-4%, the United States-3%, no allies-12%.

In 2004, every 15th house sold in London was bought by Russians. According to Knight Frank research, in 2000, Russians bought houses and apartments in England for more than 93 million pounds, in 2004 the amount increased to 396 million pounds. In 2006, they spent 799 million pounds, bringing the total amount, if you count from 2000, to 2.2 billion pounds. Properties sold for less than £ 1 million are not counted. In 2005-2009, 219,000 Russians purchased housing in Britain.

In Russia, there are more than 160 regulatory authorities that can come to you with a check. Some of them (the Prosecutor's Office, the FSB, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, customs) have the right to initiate and investigate criminal cases and engage in operational search activities. Russian judges, passing sentences in criminal cases, are wrong in 40% of cases. The percentage of acquittals (if it is not a jury trial) does not exceed 0.8%.

The amount of bribes received by civil servants is determined by the total amount of claims in criminal cases officially initiated under corruption articles of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. In Russia, the annual volume of bribes in the courts reaches $ 210 million. Russia ranks 43rd in terms of the corruption of the judicial system. Similar indicators are found in Venezuela, Chile, Congo, Morocco and Senegal. Courts occupy the fifth place in the ranking of corrupt industries. The situation is worse only with universities, free medical care, conscription for military service and obtaining housing. Russians annually give up to $ 3 billion in bribes in various instances. About 25% of Russians are interested in preserving the corruption of society.

The real level of corruption in Russia exceeds the effect of economic development. And it will not be easier, because in 2006 alone, the legislative branch grew by 2%, the judicial branch by 3.8%, and the executive branch expanded by 20.4%. The Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Control has grown 176 times over the year from 116 to 20,469 people. The number of employees of the Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation increased by 2,000 people. Rosstat grew by 1.4% - at the end of the year, it employed 23,796 people.

According to the Department of Internal Security of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, in the first quarter of 2009, police officers committed 18,000 offenses - this is 18% more than in the same period in 2008. About 35% of the crimes committed by the police are common crimes, primarily robberies and murders.

In 2008, almost 35,000 lawsuits were filed against the Ministry of Internal Affairs units in the amount of more than 20 billion rubles. Of these, 19,000 were satisfied in the amount of almost 1 billion rubles. On average, relatives receive 100-300.000 rubles for murder, and the victims are compensated for torture and mutilation in the amount of 10-150.000 rubles. In 2009, the number of police officers brought to criminal responsibility more than doubled. In 2009, more than three thousand traffic police inspectors were brought to justice. And 435 of them – to criminal charges.

In Russia, more than 300 people go missing every day. In 2008, 50,000 people went missing. Of the 120,000 people who disappeared last year, the majority, almost 59,000, are men, 38,000 are women, and 23,000 are minors and small children. In recent years, the Ministry of Internal Affairs has been trying to classify such information. The number of such crimes is 3 times higher than the same statistics in the United States and 19-20 times higher in the European Union."

Criminal actions of customs officials in the NWTU alone for 8 months of 2008 caused damage to the interests of the state in the amount of 76 million rubles, for 2007 the damage was estimated at 113 million rubles. For 9 months of 2009, 207 materials were sent to the prosecutor's office, 139 criminal cases were initiated.

As a result of the reform of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, the number of units and formations in the Land Forces alone will decrease from 1,890 to 172 by 2012. The officer corps will be reduced from 315,000 to 150,000 people, and the general corps from 1,886 to 900 people. The staff of the Ministry of Defense will be reduced by 2.5 times, the institute of ensigns and midshipmen (170,000 people) will be eliminated, and 65 military universities will be reorganized into 10 training and research centers. Maybe that's why 87% of Russian Army officers are openly disloyal to the authorities. In 2009, only 16 officers of the Russian Armed Forces were able to enroll in the Military Academy of the General Staff.

In 2015, the majority of soldiers and officers of the Russian army will be Muslims. There is reason to believe that in the near future, the basis of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation will be hired infantry, whose main task will be to fight not external threats, but internal ones. The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation risk acquiring exclusively police functions.

Since 1994, the supply of new equipment to the air defense forces stopped and did not resume until 2007. Therefore, the country's air defense has long been of a focal nature, providing cover for only some of the most important objects. There are huge "holes" in it, the largest of which is between Khabarovsk and Irkutsk (about 3,400 km). Not even all missile divisions of the Strategic Missile Forces are covered by ground air defense, in particular, this applies to the 7th, 14th, 28th, 35th, 54th divisions. In 62 subjects of the Russian Federation, air defense is "brilliantly absent". Such centers of the Russian defense industry as Perm, Izhevsk, Vladimir, Nizhny Novgorod, Omsk, Chelyabinsk, Tula, and Ulyanovsk are not protected from air strikes. As for the " new " Russian air defense, so far there are only two divisions (4 PU, 24 SAM). This is not enough to cover even a country like Serbia.

Almost all of the gas produced in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District (89% of all gas produced in Russia) passes through one area, where 17 high-pressure gas pipelines intersect among the vast tundra and floodplain forests of the Pravaya Khetta River.
Locals from the village of Pangoda call it very appropriately - "Cross".
It happened by malice, or by misunderstanding, it is not known, but the life of 78% of the population of Russia depends on the area of 500 by 500 meters.
If forced to obey, a blow to one geographical point of the Russian Federation will immediately cause a catastrophe in the electric power industry of the European part of Russia (it is 80% dependent on natural gas), undermine the most important item of foreign exchange income and (if it is in winter) cause the death of hundreds of thousands of people from the cold, because with the shutdown of thermal power plants, the supply of heating in cities will also stop. From the coast of the Arctic Ocean to Pangoda a little more than 500 km. Air defense in these places is completely absent. Cruise missile - 15 minutes of normal flight.

The economy and maintenance of the building of the General Staff of the Ministry of Defense is managed by the company "BiS". The cost of cleaning is 18,000,000 rubles / month, an increase of 14 times over the past 3 years. The Russian Defense Ministry in the next 5-6 years will buy weapons from Israel for 10 billion euros.

Transport Minister Igor Levitin supported the initiative of St. Petersburg officials to repurpose the berths of the Baltic Plant, the leading naval enterprise in the North-West of Russia, for cruise ships and yachts. The territory of the plant (64 Hectares on Vasilievsky Island) will be occupied by an elite business district.

Russia confirms its intention to allocate a loan of $500 million to Moldova. The conditions and the specific amount of assistance will be clarified later.
It is planned to provide loans to Serbia in the amount of 1 billion euros, Bulgaria 3.8 billion euros to help in the construction of nuclear power plants.
The Finance Ministers of Russia and Armenia, A. Kudrin and T. Davtyan, signed an agreement on granting a 15-year loan of $500 million to Yerevan.
Abkhazia and South Ossetia will receive financial assistance in the amount of 5.2 billion rubles. (The population of South Ossetia is about 72,000 people.)
Russia will allocate more than 10 billion rubles for the socio-economic reconstruction of Abkhazia in the next three years.
Russia will provide Kyrgyzstan with a state loan of $2 billion.
Kyrgyzstan and Russia have settled the issue of writing off Bishkek's debt to Moscow in the amount of $180 million.
Russia will provide Kyrgyzstan with free financial assistance in the amount of $150 million.
Russia will provide Kyrgyzstan with an additional stabilization loan of $50 million.
Russia will be given a building in Bishkek for a cultural center.
The remaining balance of the Afghan debt in the amount of $ 891 million was written off. The total amount of money lost was $ 12 billion.
In 2010, Moscow spent 866 million pounds on promoting a positive image of Russia – more than on fighting unemployment.
In 2010, Russia's direct aid to the poorest countries reached $ 800 million.

The State Duma has ratified the agreement on the maritime border with Norway, which defines the status of approximately 175,000 square kilometers of sea space in the Barents Sea and the Arctic Ocean. Russia's losses from the transfer of the border, in fishing alone, can amount to more than 300,000 tons of fish annually, which is more than 15 billion rubles.
The 30-year moratorium on the development of oil and gas fields on the continental Arctic shelf is also ending.

Russia has transferred parts of the island territories on the Amur River (174 square kilometers) to China. "Contrary to the opinion of skeptics, Russia will not suffer any territorial losses as a result of this act of goodwill towards China. On the contrary, it is based on pragmatic considerations and long-term interests of Moscow" (quote from the press release of the Russian Foreign Ministry).

In Russia, China bought and developed 80.400 hectares of agricultural land (the transaction price is $21.4 million). And although foreign owners of Russian land try not to advertise their activities, it is known that among them are the Swedish investment fund Black Earth Farming (through the Russian company "Agro-Invest" controls about 300,000 Hectares), the Swedish company Alpcot agro (invested $230 million in Russia and controls more than 490,000 Hectares), the company "Rav Agro-Pro" with the participation of Israeli, American, British capital (controls 150,000 Hectares). In addition, the Danish Trigon Agri has acquired 121,000 hectares in Russia in the last two years.

But, back to the population.Russia has put an end to demography. It is impossible to conduct a detailed analysis of the demographic situation and understand the reasons for the decline in the birth rate: from 1997 to this day, the collection of the most basic statistical indicators has not been restored. The 2010 census was conducted purely formally and does not reflect the real situation. In Russia, there are 8 million abortions a year, one and a half percent of them are late – term abortions. 90,000 - a whole city of children killed for money.

Former Minister of Regional Development of Russia V. Yakovlev believes that the migration and demographic situation in the country in terms of severity has come to the fore. "There will soon be no one to work in the country. Up to 60% of Russians are elderly, children and disabled people. Of the 20 million men of working age, about 1 million are serving sentences for various crimes, 4 million are serving in the systems of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Ministry of Emergency Situations and the FSB. Another 4 million are chronic alcoholics, and 1 million are drug addicts, " Yakovlev said. The Minister added that male mortality in Russia is 4 times higher than female mortality. "Now the losses of healthy men are similar to the losses of the USSR during the Great Patriotic War," Yakovlev believes.

In terms of the number of prisoners per 100,000 population, Russia ranks second in the world (605) after the United States (710). This is followed by Kazakhstan (598) and Belarus (505).
The US population is 312,137,987 and increases by 7 people every 45 seconds.

Every minute in Russia, 5 people die, and only 3 are born, i.e., the death rate exceeds the birth rate by an average of 1.7 times, and in some regions by 2-3 times. Currently, there are 124 children per 100 women of childbearing age, while 215 children are needed for a simple numerical compensation of generations.
Russian population counter. Population counter [DLMURL="https://www.census.gov/population/www/popclockus.html"] USA [/DLMURL].

According to the Ministry of Health and Social Development, every year 180,000 people in Russia die "for reasons related to the impact of harmful and dangerous industrial factors", more than 200,000 people are injured at work, 10 thousand cases of occupational diseases are registered, more than 14,000 people become disabled. Losses from unfavorable working conditions annually amount to 4% of GDP.

In Russia, 30% of children are born out of wedlock. Ten years ago, 14.6% of children were born out of wedlock, and by 2003 this figure had doubled. According to the VTSIOM survey, 60% of Russians do not have children and do not plan to have them. A funny detail: in Russia, married women are 65 thousand more than married men.

Every year, Russia loses an entire region in terms of population, roughly equal to Pskov, a republic like Karelia, or a large city like Krasnodar. Over the past 10 years, the population in the Far East has decreased by 40% and in the Far North by 60%. In Siberia, 11,000 villages and 290 towns have disappeared in recent years. The mortality rate from cardiovascular and circulatory diseases alone exceeds 1,400,000 people. Every year, 270.000 people die due to tobacco use in Russia.Almost 70% of men and more than 30% of women smoke. In Russia, 26,000 children do not live to the age of 10, 50 babies die every day, 70% of them in maternity hospitals.

According to Russian Railways, in Russia, at the end of 2009, 4,447 people were injured on the railways in the train traffic zone, of which 2,953 people were killed.

Ambulance substations in Ulyanovsk are on the verge of disaster: cars are refueled on credit, 70% of cars are worn out. In Omsk, due to the untimely arrival of teams, 50-60 patients die every month, and in the Vladimir region, callers are openly told: "We do not go to people over 70 years old."

The Ministry of Health plans to dismiss 750.000" socially non-dangerous " mentally ill people for outpatient treatment. The police are preparing to add work. In Russia, the cost of health care in 2008 was 15,000 rubles/person per year, while in the UK $3 thousand was allocated for health care, in Germany and France - $3.6 thousand, in Norway - $4.8 thousand.

Every fifth private medical center in the capital puts its patients knowingly false diagnoses, in order to then prescribe unnecessary, but expensive treatment.
On average, doctors receive about 10% of the amount that the patient left in the clinic.
Every year, 50,000 people die from medical errors in Russia, according to the public organization "League for the Protection of Patients". At the same time, it is almost impossible to prove a medical error in court. In Russia, the remuneration of doctors and junior medical staff is the lowest in the world, and the share of erroneous and deliberately false diagnoses is the highest in the world.
The State Duma proposes to cancel the articles of the Criminal Code that provide for the responsibility of doctors for negligence.

However, the population of Russia is steadily decreasing not only due to "natural population decline", as officials elegantly put it.

According to the Prosecutor General's Office, the real crime rate in Russia is 3 times higher than the statistical one. For reasons of a criminal nature, more than 150,000 people die every year (official statistics of the Ministry of Internal Affairs). Only in road accidents, of which 189,000 occurred in Russia last year, about 35,000 people are killed annually, and the number of injured exceeds 215,000.

The new uniform of the Ministry of Internal Affairs will cost 34,000 rubles per set, which is twice as expensive as the current outfit of policemen. Employees of the internal troops will receive a blue uniform instead of a green one. The St. Petersburg factory of workwear "Trud", owned by the ex-head of the Baltika brewing company, Taimuraz Bolloev, will be engaged in tailoring the uniform. In total, a third of the staff of the Ministry of Internal Affairs - about 870 thousand people-will have to change clothes. The total price of the question is 29.580.000.000 rubles. 10 million old people could receive a one-time increase in the amount of the average pension.

The share of imports in the Russian clothing market is more than 95%. The growth of production in Russia is such that coal production today " reached” the level of 1957, for the production of trucks-1937, combines-1933, tractors-1931, wagons and fabrics-1910, shoes-1900. Air transport used to be used by 97% of the population, now only 3%. The volume of mail sent by Russians has decreased by 20 times.

The book value of 1 km of the ring road in St. Petersburg is 20 million euros. The price of 1 km of the Scandinavia highway in the Helsinki area is 3.4 million euros. The most expensive autobahn in Germany - a concrete section of the A-6 highway-cost 12.2 million euros/km. On the Western High-Speed Diameter, a road with a length of 48.9 km, they are going to spend 212.7 billion rubles – 100 million euros per 1 kilometer. During the construction of only one section of the ring Road, more than 211 million rubles were stolen. In Russia, they build as many roads in a year as in China they build in 10 days.

The terrorist takeover of the theater complex in Moscow, on Dubrovka, lasted 57 hours. Live on all TV and radio channels.
Of the 912 hostages, 48 were killed in the assault, and 73 died in buses and hospital waiting rooms from a lack of medical care and an antidote.
For the assault on the "Nord-Ost" 57 awards were awarded, in particular 5 Stars of the Hero of Russia.
One Star each was awarded to the fighters of the Alpha and Vympel groups who participated in the operation.
The Star went to the heads of the operation, the FSB generals V.To Pronichev and A. Tikhonov.
The fifth star was awarded to the chemist who released gas into the captured building.

The availability of higher education in Russia has all European records:
University of Paris Sorbonne - from 250 to 1000 euros per year (12 - 50 thousand rubles.)
Technical University of Munich - about 1,200 euros per year (55 thousand rubles.)
Technical University of Berlin - about 500 euros per month (25 thousand rubles)
MGIMO - from 118 to 290 thousand rubles a year
Higher School of Economics-from 145 to 313 thousand rubles per year

The subject "Russian literature" is excluded from the list of mandatory subjects of the Unified State Exam (USE). Now high school graduates can take it voluntarily. This decision is quite consistent with the state line on the de-Russification of Russia and is comparable in its significance to the abolition of the "nationality" column in the passport. Of course, no one can be forced to "pass", and even more so to read Russian literature, but the" non-binding "of Pushkin and Tolstoy in principle means" non-binding " of Russian culture in general.

Criminal cases have been initiated against 186 heads of Russian educational institutions. 8 responsible secretaries and members of admissions committees, 7 rectors, vice-rectors and deans, 18 professors and associate professors, 153 directors, deputy directors and teachers of educational institutions were brought to justice. A total of 3,535 crimes were detected, including 1,438 on the facts of official crimes. 597 criminal cases were initiated on the facts of bribery, 869-on the facts of embezzlement and misuse of budget funds. The amount of damage amounted to more than 100 million rubles. According to UNESCO, in 2007, the amount of bribes in the field of higher education in Russia reached 520 million dollars.

Russia ranks third in the world after Iraq and Somalia in the number of applications for asylum abroad submitted by its citizens.
In 2008, such requests were made by 20,477 Russians - 9% more than in 2007. Most often, Russians sought asylum in Poland (6,647 people), France (3,579), Austria (3,436), Belgium (1,615), Norway (1,078), Sweden (933). In the list of the most attractive countries for refugees, Russia is on the 19th place. At the same time, 3,970 foreigners applied for refugee status in Russia in 2008.

Over the past 35 years, more than 40 million people have left Russia (data from the Russian Foreign Ministry). 3 million people have entered the country legally. Mostly from the republics of the former USSR. Every year, more than 100,000 people leave Russia as part of immigration programs and the reception of refugees.
Only in Hurghada, only on a permanent basis, there are about 15,000 Russians.

The state program provided for 300,000 people to be able to return to their homeland from far and near abroad. Moreover, 50,000 - in 2007, and 100,000 and 150,000 - in 2008 and 2009. 4.5 billion rubles were allocated from the state budget for the project, plus funds from the regions participating in the program were used. To date, 252.3 million rubles have been spent. The result - in 2007, only 400 compatriots moved to Russia.

Russia ranks 3rd in the world in terms of the number of researchers per 1 million population – 3,494 people. The figures are higher only in Norway – 4,377 and Sweden-5,186. According to experts, about 20,000 Russian scientists work for the EU countries, remaining full-time employees of Russian state scientific institutions, mostly "closed".

According to the Ministry of Industry and Science, currently Russia's share in the world markets of high-tech products is 0.3% (this is 130 times less than that of the United States). The share of GDP from the use of industrial property in Russia is less than 0.5%. Allocations for research and development account for 1% of the domestic national product of the Russian Federation. In the rating of scientific literacy of the population, Russia took 32nd place out of 38. Romania is on the 30th.

The apotheosis of obscurantism in the cutting of budget funds under the guise of innovative modernization was the project of the leader of the party ER B.Gryzlov's "Clean Water" according to which, former criminal V. Petrik is allocated 15 trillion rubles for the creation of miraculous nanofilters. By pure coincidence, Gryzlov is a co-author of Petrik, who managed to get a patent for this technology in Russia, despite the fact that there are more than 150 similar technologies in the world.

According to a survey by the Levada Center, 62% of Russians do not use the Internet at all. In the United States, the number of adults who do not use the Internet at all is 21%. Active Internet users in Russia per 1 thousand population – 42.3 people, in Sweden-573.1. In Jamaica-228.4. 80% of Internet traffic in Runet is downloading pornography. The share of spam in the mail traffic of Runet exceeds 85%. According to McAfee, 6% of Runet sites are dangerous to visit. PC Tools estimates that the Russian Federation accounts for 27.89% of the global distribution of viruses. The saturation of the country's population with personal computers is 18%.

Russia has topped the "black list" of countries dangerous for air travel. Flights of civil aircraft in Russia and the CIS countries end in disasters twice as often as in Africa, and 13 times more often than the global average. Since 1953, a total of 127 accidents and minor accidents have occurred with Aeroflot aircraft, claiming the lives of 6,895 people, including 20 accidental people on the ground.

Russian civil aviation has reduced the volume of air transportation by more than three times and the production of civil aircraft by ten times. In the period from 2003 to 2005, Russia annually produced from 11 to 18 civil aircraft of all types. In 2010, only 7 civil aircraft were produced. Meanwhile, the American company Boeing and the European Airbus each produce 350-400 cars annually. Compared to 2000, the number of civilian airfields has decreased by almost 40%. The Presidential flight squad "Russia" is switching to Airbus A-319 and Falcon aircraft.

The Human Development Index (HDI) is an integral indicator that determines the level of development of a country. In this ranking, Russia, as of November 4, 2010, ranks 65th out of 169 between Albania and Kazakhstan with a score of 0.719.

The 2010 Vancouver Olympics cost $1.75 billion. From the calculations of the Ministry of Regional Development, it became clear that the 2014 Olympics will cost the Russians approximately $ 46 billion. The final cost of NASA's Apollo lunar program was $25.4 billion.

Gazprom-Media, a subsidiary of RAO Gazprom, owns controlling stakes in NTV, TNT, NTV-Plus, NTV-Mir, and NTV-America TV companies, radio stations Ekho Moskvy, Radio Troika, Pervoe Popular Radio, Do-Radio, and Sport-FM, the Seven Days publishing house and its magazines, the Tribune newspaper, the NTV-Kino film company, cinemas, and the advertising agency "Seven Days". NTV-Media", radio" Next", the newspaper" Izvestia", the publishing house" Kommersant", buys the newspapers" Komsomolskaya Pravda"," Express-Gazeta", is negotiating the purchase of the site RuTube. Central TV channels give 90% of the broadcast of information TV programs to positive news about the government. At least 80% of the Russian media are controlled by the authorities.

The price of gasoline in oil-exporting countries:
Turkmenistan - 2 cents per liter
Venezuela - 3 cents per liter
Iran - 9 cents per liter
Libya - 13 cents per liter
Saudi Arabia - 16 cents per liter
The United States, the importer of gasoline, - 63 cents per liter, including the tax on the car.
The price of 1 liter of AI-92 gasoline on September 1, 2011 on average in St. Petersburg - 27.17 rubles = 95 cents.
From 1998 to 2011, the cost of Ai-92 gasoline at Lukoil gas stations increased 12 times.

The International Fuel Quality Center (IFQC) has published a rating of 100 countries that have implemented diesel fuel standards with low sulfur content limits. In terms of diesel purity, Russia took 44th place. According to experts, " diesel fuel, which is used in cars in Russia, is not suitable even for heating."
Russian gasoline took the 84th place. A year ago, Russia was in the 50th position. In the United States, 450 liters of gasoline are made from a ton of oil, in Russia only 150.
Today, there are 27 oil refineries in Russia, all built before 1990. 1,600 distilleries in Russia were built after 1990.

The timing of the exhaustion of profitable reserves for certain minerals does not go beyond 2013-2025, according to the report of the Accounting Chamber of the Russian Federation on the results of the audit of the efficiency of reproduction of the mineral resource base of the Russian Federation in 2007. Russia accounts for 5% of the world's oil reserves and more than 10% of its production, more than 30% of the world's gas reserves and about 22% of its production. The cost of production of Kuwaiti oil - $4 per barrel, Russian - $14.

The cost of production of one ton of coal at the Raspadskaya mine is approximately 180 rubles, sold on average for 1,500 (without VAT) with a profit of 733%. In Russia, the production of every million tons of coal costs the life of 1.35 miners, in the United States 0.00000002 miners.

The total volume of gas supplied by Russia to Europe is less than 30% of the amount of gas consumed by Europe and can be easily compensated by tanker deliveries from Morocco and Algeria, as was the case during the last gas conflict. But Europe's refusal to buy gas deprives Russia of 40% of its income.

According to the UN, the population of Yemen will exceed the population of Russia by the middle of the XXI century.
However, while maintaining the current raw material development path, Russia simply does not need more than 20 million people.

According to analysts at the Massachusetts Crisis Center, it is physically impossible to control the territory of Russia with a population of less than 50 million people, since the estimated population density, in this case, will be less than 2.9 people per square kilometer. For comparison, the US population density is 26.97 people per square km.
Given all of the above, it is easy to assume that Russia may find itself in this situation in 3-5 years.

 

[Детективное агентство. Украина. Киев.]

C'est dans un tel pays, où se trouve l'intégralité du tableau périodique. Très triste...

 

[Игорь Эдуардович]

OUI .............. (pas de mots)

 

[Частный детектив. Тайный советник. Омск.]

Nous vivons dans le pays le plus riche! Nous stockons sur les balcons un ski au cas où nous en ramasserions une paire! Des gens envieux d'autres pays l'appellent - la Russie. Mais elle est toujours à nous - notre Russie !!!! : Mdr Mdr Mdr:
Andrew, merci pour le matériel fourni. Impressionnant !!!

Mais en réalité, l'esprit ne peut pas comprendre la Russie. Il suffit de vivre dedans

 

[Детективное агентство. Москва. Арбат.]

Ceci est une boîte, j'ai lu et oh ........ u ........ désolé pour la franchise, mais j'ai été vraiment choqué par certains chiffres ..
C'est triste et triste et parle de régression et de dégénérescence ..

Merci aux auteurs pour l'information!

 

[Частный детектив. Владивосток.]

Un ami a dit qu'il avait lu cet article (ou similaire) en 2008-2009. Il ne pense pas qu'il n'y ait aucune référence à des sources d'information dans de nombreux cas ...

 

[Саратов-Алиби]

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