Thread 213456543

This city interests me

Too bad there are no Russians here to tell Ms abo7t it

I think he's one of the best posters

>>213456543 (OP)
Khabarovsk is better

>>213456726
Why?

>>213456543 (OP)
are russians from asia different from russians from moscow?

>>213456901
Not really

>>213456901
From my research it looks like a European town with maybe a higher asian percentage of people
Here is a cute hapa russian wither asian australian boyfriend travelling there
https://youtu.be/8oaOm_qQC0k?si=-uhrfcT296Li43vF

Vladivostok means "dominate the east".
However, used Japanese cars dominate there.

I had a calculus teacher from vladivostok years ago, he immigrated in 80s according to his portfolio, I think he might be a kgb agent ngl

>>213456543 (OP)
i was just reading about the chinese century of humiliation and how the russians got this lands in the unequal treats, they were very opportunistic about it, watching very closely as the Qing dynasty was being humiliated in the hands of the brits and french.
>>213456901
these lands were colonised by russians, so no. the town seem to have a higher percentage of asians, probably tourists.

>>213456991
>>213457067
do they swim or sail towards your countries?

>>213457067
I wonder if they drive old Toyotas in the Kuril islands.

>>213457014
looks comfy like PNW comfy

>>213456543 (OP)
snow bunnies lowkey chillin right next to anime land

>>213456901
depends
but mostly no, same slavic-ugrian mystery meat

>>213456543 (OP)
It is an interesting city. Does it have a lot of Korean, Japanese, and Chinese influence in it's culture?

>>213459726
i have seen cute sk korean hs girls last year. but i mostly chinese people and NKoreans live here

>>213456714
Who?

>>213457067
From влaдeть (vladet') - to own/hold/possess etc.
Vladi-vostok (to own the east)
Vladi-kavkas (to own the Caucasus)
It's not really "dominate". But can be interpret as such.

>>213456901
moscow is not russia

>>213456543 (OP)
It was part of Goguryeo and Balhae. At the time, it belonged to the Solbin region, but it was not a particularly important city, so there appear to be no ruins.

>>213457244
>these lands were colonised by russians, so no. the town seem to have a higher percentage of asians, probably tourists.
my guess got an embassy job in brazil then when the union fell. he stayed in brazil

WMAF the city

>>213466126
>was not a particularly important city
All I could find on the internet that Chinese claim that there was some city or settlement called "Yongmingcheng". Other than that there is 0 evidences of something being there before Vladivostok.

>>213466584
>A French ship which is believed to have visited the area around 1858 found several huts belonging to Han or Manchu fishermen.

literally just a hamlet

>>213466584
The ruins of a castle from Korea's ancient Balhae Kingdom (698-926) have been discovered in Primorsky Krai ― known as Yeonhaeju here in the past ― 360 kilometers from Vladivostok, Russia.

The Natural Cultural Properties Research Institute announced Thursday that after observing the site with their Russian counterparts, the Koksharovka-1 area included castle remains from Balhae and also numerous relics.

>>213466887
Russians are proto Koreans

>>213466887
>360 kilometers from Vladivostok, Russia.
Yeah, that's not Vladivostok.
Did you know about this interesting place btw? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Por-Bazhyn

>>213466979
That's what I was saying it wasn't a particularly important region. even in the our records, the city's name doesn't appear. All we know is that it was once part of the Solbin area, and that's it.

>>213456543 (OP)
what's most interesting about vladivostok to me is that most cars there are japan imports and they all have the wheel on the right while russia is right side driving

>>213467062
I live in one of the Ural regions and also drive 20+ years old Japanese right-wheel car. It was very cheap to import them back in the days and they had amazing quality. People import them even now.
If I had money, I would have ordered this lil cute guy from Japan rn.

>>213467123
does that create issues? especially if you want to overtake someone

>>213466414
AMWF* the city

>>213456543 (OP)
With Russia becoming China's bitch, fully expect to see this city become a treaty port within 10-20 years.

A reverse Port Arthur.

>>213467156
>especially if you want to overtake someone
You adapt to that after some time. Sometimes it can be inconvenient, but it's alright, I think.
>does that create issues?
The main issue is the access to parking and everything like that. All of the ticket machines are on the left. I hate going to the airport.

>>213467062
my friend drives Honda like this
he just puts some mirrors on the left and it works fine

Do japanese & koreans still casually ferry there or has politics changed?

>>213467344
From what I've read it'd stopped for sometime. But then started again in 2024 or so. I cannot tell for sure, but I suppose people go to Korea often, because the ferry is cheaper and we don't need a visa for Korea. As for Japan a flight from Moscow will be cheaper or on par with the price of the ferry to Japan.

>>213467220
>>213467236
i wonder if in cities like that it wouldn't be more convenient to switch to left side driving

>>213467344
If we hadn't been divided, it would likely have become the third wealthiest city after Moscow and St. Petersburg, thanks to Korean capital.

>>213467504
When will you take over 'the best' Korea?

how the FUCK is this thread still up? i reformated my computer and got a full 8 hours of sleep and it's STILL up. dead board

>>213467652
You should have happy.

>>213467712
youre right. im sorry

>>213467631
I believe reunification may become possible once Kim Jong-un dies.

The fact that he appears publicly only with his daughter and not a son suggests that there may be some issue with his son (perhaps a disability or poor health)

A regime like North Korea, authoritarian, totalitarian, paranoid needs a tough, iron-fisted man at the top to keep control

A woman just can't run a dictatorship like that.
That's why I think once Kim Jong-un dies, reunification becomes a real possibility.

>>213467834
I've seen some videos with our expert on North Korea. He says that Kim is feminist and favours women in his family much more than men.

>>213467834
Do you know that behind dictator there are bunch of beneficiaries? Juche shit is not cult of personallity purely but a doctrine. And china won't allow it to have nafo bases

>>213467957
While it is true that dictatorships often have beneficiaries behind the scenes, the ruling elite within such regimes are not immune to internal power struggles and factionalism. In highly closed societies like North Korea, the elite may not always be fully aligned with the dictator, and fractures or conflicts can emerge at any time. Beneficiaries do not guarantee permanent stability.

Juche ideology is officially presented as a political doctrine emphasizing independence and self-reliance, but in reality, it serves largely as a tool to legitimize the cult of personality around the Kim family across three generations. So, Kim Jong-un dies, it will likely become meaningless, and the regime itself might even collapse.

I think the odds are 60/40.

>>213467834
Kim doesn't look like an iron-fisted man, more like a spoilt McDonalds enjoyer. It seems that there's some kind of a military clique that rules N.Korea, and Kim is just a symbol.

I'd like Koreas to unite tho, but it seems that Southerners will always look down upon Northeners.

>>213467834
Is there even a point anymore? They've been separated for so long and under such different conditions that they're practically completely different nations that happen to speak the same language

>>213468265
this is what happens when you dont force the hand of god on your southern neighbors

>>213468228
>>213467834
China won’t allow a US ally to be on their border, if the Kim regime falls China will put a puppet in North Korea

>>213468265
The language itself is the same anyway, and the real issue lies in modern slang and new expressions that have developed separately. But as the North and South cultures come together, those terms will naturally spread in the North and be picked up easily. Since the language is fundamentally the same, adopting new words and expressions would be simple, and anyone using them can quickly learn and understand them.

>>213468313
That can be agreed upon as long as the status quo is maintained. In other words, it means not allowing US troops to be stationed on North Korean soil. What China ultimately fears is the deployment of US forces in the northern provinces of Pyongan, Hamgyong, and Hwanghae. Therefore, if there’s a promise not to deploy US troops in these three northern regions and to leave things as they are now, China can be appeased i guess

Nippon classic

>>213468358
I suppose so, I know some people in the north illegally pirate kpop and kdramas so they know at least a little about the south outside of official narratives

>>213468433
> if there’s a promise not to deploy US troops in these three northern regions
US promised Russia not to expand NATO Eastward, I don’t think China will trust the USA.

cue nafotroons rewriting history

>>213467834
they could also just wait until you go extinct

>>213456543 (OP)
If it was a Chinese or Japanese city it would be a bustling wealthy trade port. But since it's occupied by shit-Midas, it's just an impoverished hellhole with dilapidated commieblocks.

>>213468496
We don’t know who the U.S. president will be when Kim Jong-un dies, but the achievement of eliminating North Korea through Korean unification and stabilizing East Asia will be a diplomatic accomplishment that any American president would greatly desire.

That’s why I believe Korea, China, and the U.S. can reach an agreement to not deploy U.S. troops in Pyongan, Hamgyong, and Hwanghae provinces.

>>213468577
Oink harder pigtroon

>>213468617
Korean unification has no benefits for China and only risks, the only scenario where I could imagine China accepting Korean unification is if America accepts China annexing Taiwan.

>>213468618
Caш пиздyй дoмoй, a швидшe!

>>213468720
Kek
>tf
>tp

>>213468489
That's right. Since the language is the same, people will quickly adapt to newly created modern expressions after hearing them a few times. And even if there's something they don't understand, we live in an age of information they can easily look it up on the internet. So I don't think the language gap will be a serious issue.

Honestly, I think they just watching a few dramas or movies would be enough for them to adapt right away.

>>213468703
It's not necessarily true that Korean unification offers no benefits for China. While China may be concerned about the geopolitical risks particularly the presence of U.S. troops near its border unification could also bring potential economic and strategic advantages for Beijing if handled through diplomacy.

A unified Korea, especially if it assures China that no American military bases will be placed in the northern provinces (Pyongan, Hamgyong, Hwanghae), could act as a neutral buffer state rather than a direct extension of U.S. influence. This could be more stable and predictable than a collapsed North Korea or prolonged instability.

>>213468827
Seems like daydreaming. Just like offering china to make taiwan independent country

Like or not SK will have to fight. You will die to protect SK for hapas to live safely. Too many useless men jn SK they needed in military

>>213468957
Taiwan's geopolitical value is overstated. Even if Taiwan were to become independent or remain in its current ambiguous status, it wouldn't fundamentally change China's access to the Pacific. China already borders the East and South China Seas and has multiple naval routes through the First Island Chain including passages near the Philippines, Okinawa, and the Miyako Strait which cannot be blockaded without provoking international backlash. Taiwan's position may be sensitive, but it is not irreplaceable or a chokepoint in the traditional sense.

On the other hand, North Korea shares a direct land border with China, and its collapse or absorption into a U.S- allied Korea could result in U.S. forces stationed right along that border. That's a vastly different scenario and one that genuinely threatens China's strategic buffer and national security perception.

>>213467834
I doubt he is going to die anytime soon, I bet in 30 years he's still going to be dear leader.

>>213457014
>a European town with maybe a higher asian percentage of people
there is almost no asian people in the city. aboriginal asians there (koreans) were all forcibly sent to central asia or siberia by USSR the white christian country: it was a korean clay.
its part of post ww2 world order.
both north and south koreans want to become russian. and then they have been blaming japan for preventing russians from invading korean peninsula for like 80 years.
i hope russia annex korean peninsula. japan will never bother them.
(*｀艸´)ｳｼｼｼ

https://youtu.be/_f9-1McQ-qE

>>213469141
Judging by Kim Jong-un’s belly, I'd bet Trump's balls he’ll die within 30 years. (Maybe 50 tops)

>>213469220
>USSR
>the white christian country
>white
>christian
>country

>>213469232
dont worry kim. you guys have no right to decide who rule the peninsula. it belong to white countries ;)
after he passed away. it will become a part of russia.

>>213469267
>NOOOO SLAVIC PEEPOO IS BROWN AND NON CHRISTIAN
>t. half slave

>>213469232
His grandpa and his father weren't exactly paragons of health and they died old.

>>213469370
>USSR
>white
>christian

>>213469220
Please don’t distort history. Actually, it was Japan that invaded, which sparked the war the Russo-Japanese War. After the First Sino-Japanese War, Japan sought to turn Korea into a colony. So Japan kept troops stationed and interfered in Korea’s internal affairs, and naturally, Koreans couldn’t tolerate that.So Korea sought help from Russia, but Japan preemptively attacked Russia, starting the Russo-Japanese War. The conflict was about Japan trying to assert control, not about Japan "preventing Russia from invading" Korea.

If you hadn’t invaded Korea under the pretext of suppressing peasant rebellions, neither the First Sino-Japanese War nor the Russo-Japanese War would have happened.

>>213456543 (OP)
you used to be able to fly between seattle and vladivostok

>>213469370
It's no even about Slavic people, tard.

>>213468827
>especially if it assures China that no American military bases will be placed in the northern provinces (Pyongan, Hamgyong, Hwanghae)

How will such a promise be monitored? Will Chinese observers be stationed in North Korea to monitor observance to the promise?

The only way that China would be ok with Korean unification is if South Korea ends its military partnerships with America, and promises to stay neutral in the event of a China-USA war over Taiwan.

And by the way, it's not just China that will have to approve Korean unification, it's Russia too given that it will also be neighbours to a united Korea. And Russia-USA relations are even worse than China-USA relations.

>>213469457
if you think that russians are not white and not christian then you can prove it, if you can.
you cant.
(* ´艸｀)ｸｽｸｽ

>>213469480
>believe my fantasy
you can explain the reason why you brothers were sent to central asia and siberia and living there by your hwabyong logic, if you can.
you cant.
(* ´艸｀)ｸｽｸｽ

>>213469764
Since the Japanese govt doesn't teach that Japan is an aggressor, everything I've said will sound like a fantasy.

>>213469566
what do you mean? russia (the ruling class in russia) is not white or something?
(*｀艸´)ｳｼｼｼ

>>213469811
In USSR it wasn't. It was jews and "homo-soveticus" aka "mystery meat" at the start. The thing that happened was under Stalin, who is Georgian.
It also funny to me that resettling of the nation of the USSR in those times is always "Deportation of ..." When about "deportation of ..." Russians from their native land is zero. Meanwhile the government resettled tons of Russians scattering them all around USSR.

>>213469793
before you hwabyong as always, explain the reason why shit loads of koreans are living in central asia and siberia?
kim hwabyong
(* ´艸｀)ｸｽｸｽ

>>213469755
From the U.S. perspective, if they promise not to station troops on North Korean soil and then break that promise, it would provoke strong backlash from China and cause major diplomatic controversy. Breaking an agreement with a major power is very different from breaking one with a smaller country.

For this reason, the U.S. would have strong incentives to uphold such a commitment.The U.S. knows that breaking diplomatic promises among great powers damages its global reputation and risks serious geopolitical consequences

Moreover, our priority should be developing North Korean territory rather than focusing on stationing U.S. troops there. . So, such a scenario is highly unlikely to happen.

Also, for Russia, although it shares a border with North Korea, its direct interest in Korean unification is less pronounced compared to China's, especially since Russia's strategic focus is more toward its western borders and Europe. Also, Russia's deteriorating relations with the U.S. do not necessarily translate into control over Korean peninsula affairs.

>>213470054
hwabyong
look at russians post >>213469893
>resettling
>deportation

koreans wanted to become russian, right?
and evil jap whom korean nobles begged japan to protect korean peninsula from russian invasion prevented russia from annexing korean peninsula, right?
is it the true korean history, right?
(* ´艸｀)ｸｽｸｽ

>>213470147
No, this is a history that only appears in Japanese textbooks.

>>213470021
> since Russia's strategic focus is more toward its western borders and Europe.
Which is precisely why Russia doesn’t want American shenanigans on the Korean peninsula diverting its focus from Europe.
> it would provoke strong backlash from China and cause major diplomatic controversy.
So would China invading Taiwan and America defending the latter. We’re in a new cold war, China and America see each other as their biggest rivals. If America reneges on its promise not to station troops in North Korea, there’s little China could do about it besides going to war, during which American troops in North Korea would have a defensive advantage.

>>213468496
>regions
>US promised Russia not to expand NATO Eastward
No, one guy did. Not America. No treaty was signed.

>>213467834
Can you tell North Koreans apart from South Koreans just from their appearance? I recently watched all three seasons of Squid Game and the two North Korean characters (who are unrelated) look very similar. I wonder if the casting director picked the two actresses because they look like norks.

>>213470170
>this
do you mean resettling to central asia and siberia? hwabyong
(* ´艸｀)ｸｽｸｽ

>>213467834
>>213468358
>>213468433
>>213468827
>>213469084
>>213469232
>>213470021
You dont have to put a stupid frog picture in every single post you make, what's wrong with you? Do you not see how stupid that is?

>>213459575
I would read a tale written about these eight and the hijinks they get up to.

btw south korean government has been supporting pro-nork korean activists in japan, frfr.
(*｀艸´)ｳｼｼｼ

>>213469764
it's about USSR retard. USSR was not Christian nor White considering the amount of churkas it had

>>213470175
Yur logic assumes that international agreements between major powers are meaningless, especially in moments of strategic transition. But even in a new Cold War, credibility matters.

If the U.S. makes a formal agreement not to station troops in the northern provinces and then violates it, it wouldn't just provoke China, it would signal to the entire world that U.S. diplomatic commitments cannot be trusted. This would damage Washington's credibility not only with China and Russia, but also with allies in Europe and Asia who depend on America's word.

Unlike during a hot war, maintaining trust and restraint in a Cold War context is what prevents escalation in the first place. Besides, the strategic value of placing American troops in former North Korean territory is not necessarily worth the diplomatic cost. <Development>, <integration>, and <stability> in the unified Korea will take precedence over militarization.

>>213470233
i like pepe whats the problem?

>>213470289
>south korean government has been supporting pro-nork korean activists in japan,
(*｀艸´)ｳｼｼｼ

>>213470213
>>213470360

>>213470398
Dammit, I didn’t mean to reply to the Romanian guy’s comment I was aiming for the jap one above, but I missed

>>213470360
>USSR was not Christian nor White
HUUUUH?
do you even know russian caste?
the top is white russian. and they are christian.
retard (-_-;)

>>213470147
It's more that it's impressive how great an opportunity you had to free asia and become its economic leader, and yet you did such a terrible job they preferred their own colonizers to you. Even Soviets, really think about that.

>>213470471
>great opportunity
it was just a staged one for white american chrisitians to support white russian christians.
(* ´艸｀)ｸｽｸｽ

>>213470447
>the top is white russian. and they are christian.
Kek, no. And church was highly persecuted in the USSR. If only you could new how many churches they blew up and destroyed...

>>213456813
better

>>213470581
>Kek, no. And church was highly persecuted in the USSR
really? if so, why tf are russian muslims dying in ukraine more than russian christians, even thought the population of russian muslims are waaaaay smallere than russian christians?
explain the reason, if you can.
(*｀艸´)ｳｼｼｼ

>>213470676
it would be because of the identity rather than religion.

>>213470676
First of all. USSR != Russian Federation. How can you be this retarded?
>russian muslims dying in ukraine more than russian christians
Said who? What stats are you bringing? Also there is no ongoing mobilisation into the warzone. Almost all of the personnel at the front are those who signed the contract. And army offers a good salary by Russian standards.

Private Ramirez stop posting
Ywnbj

>>213470735
im not talking with moron, right now.

>>213470746
>Said who? What stats
russian medias, retard.

>>213467236
how this is even allowed is beyond human compression.
>>213470175
china has an army of 1M+ men, i dont think they would be worried about an land border or invasion in the korean peninsula.
moreover, after the reunification koreans should look forward to development and self sustainability, they have a vassal like relationship with the u.s., its embarrassing, it'd be time for them to reassure their presence and culture.
i see that russia could represent a problem, since they have been close lately with NK.

>>213470746
russians sent muslims to ukraine.
that means ...
>white russian christian > russian muslims
prove me wrong.
(*｀艸´)ｳｼｼｼ

Russian men and Korean women are made for each other

>>213470798
hehe, you can't refute it.

Kino thread ruined by retards and bugmen

russia reduce the muslim population in kazar.
america reduce the muslim population in ME.
as if they are cooperating with each other.
(*｀艸´)ｳｼｼｼ

>>213471246
do you have tsunamis too there now?

>>213472112
not at all here.

>>213456901
Yes if by "Russians in Asia" you mean Siberians. We are descendants of Cossacks (i.e Ukrainians) and thus we are more Western-minded and liberal.

>>213473040
You will never be neither cuckrainian, nor western, cuck.

>>213473040
>We are descendants of Cossacks (i.e Ukrainians)
Kek.

>>213474593
>>213475379
far east = russified ukrainians. same for kuban

>Russia thread
>it ends up with gooks and japs bickering at each other

>>213475488
>up to 26% with people who went there from Ukraine
Wow. 100% Ukrainian cossacks.

>>213475558
almost the same percentage as russians back then (36%)

>>213475695
Negga, please.

>>213475776
https://www.demoscope.ru/weekly/ssp/rus_nac_26.php?reg=1374
vladivostok okrug
>209740 russians (36%)
>148768 ukrainians (26%)
>70571 koreans (12%)
rest is other ethnicities or foreigners

all cossacks =/= ukrainains

I am a descandant of yaik cossacks

>>213475488
>>213475558
Nigga how can you genetically distinguish Ukrainian from Russian? It's all about culture. Siberians are more liberal than Moscovite subhumans from Europe because we inherited the love of freedom from our Cossack ancestors.

>>213475944
Negga, these Ukrainians were never cossacks.
>you genetically distinguish Ukrainian from Russian
Visually they have more swarthies on average.

Also many germans participated in colonization of siberia

Do you know that?

>>213476019
Wow!

>>213476019
siberia was first settled by ukrainian cossacks, it then served as an exile for political dissidents and criminals, many from poland, then it was a dumping ground for pretty much every ethnic minority in the soviet union, like volga germans and balts, and russian settlers also came after industrialization. of course these siberian noviops also mixed with natives to some degree. the end result is pic related

>>213456543 (OP)
Russian goverment stooges will talk about europe being over etc then pour all their gas revenue into petersburg and moscow. Even now when they're increasingly buddy-buddy with the norks, Vladivostok just looks like any mid sized russian city with commie blocks and nothing else.

>>213467834
I thought Korean unionists were a dead breed by now. Interesting. That being said, if there was a chance to topple the Kims, it was in the 90s when they had a literal famine. But noone was willing to push them enough back then.

>>213476347
Truly Brazilians of Eurasia. >>213459575

>>213476453
>with commie blocks and nothing else
The centre is alright.

>>213475853
That's still not enough for you to make this >>213475488 idiotic claim. Green Ukraine is a meme.

>>213476019
>>213476347
interesting, i thought after conquering that land they put as much russians there as possible to keep it under moscow control.

>>213478209
Most of these regions are still like 90% Russians. Just some of them muttified.

>>213456901
Siberians are the descendants of criminals who were sent there into exile. This is the place where all the scum of society was always sent

I am Manchu-Mongol/Dongbeinese Han and it belongs to us, it will be our ethnostate once China collapses

>>213479340
so russia's own australia huh

Is this shithole have these?

>>213479922
Not enough

>>213470996
White christian is an oxymoron. You can't follow a sand religion while living in the snow

>>213479340
>criminals
*intelligent wrong-thinkers

Manchu = East Slav + Dongbei/Shandong (both identical and the same) mixes now.

Manchu don’t need Tungusic ancestry anymore to be considered superior

>>213480086
Snow is sand in some sense.