about this lake is clean, too, i gave up everything for the sake of this beautiful nature. leonid had a finnish tour company driving his minivan. he accompanied throughout the career, the most popular was his farm, he restored the building of the beginning of the 20th century. and nowhere you will hear that i hear this wonderful you are not of nature. it has always been, starting with peddling, this is generally a very interesting topic of our grandfather, or rather, great-grandfathers went on foot with huge jelly there, they brought his violence from there, for example, fur game fish, well

underground, of course. uh, they also went to the white sea, which he, like many others, has not yet had time to completely reorient himself to russian tourists here. because of transport inaccessibility , not many business turbines reach. you need an airport for a plane to fly, because let 's also say here is the situation, petrozavodsk sortavala is where all the tourism takes place, and here we live in appendicitis. here the bus runs so you will die on it . the train runs twice a week. they were interested in foreign countries, it was interesting to look at the result of your work. maybe the combine they city they shit at their house. here is the first second third very much they built the finnish terms. nikolai salaka

is one of the city's most famous people, the huge guest complex that heads up was built back in soviet times, well, 80 percent. let's say there were films in the first place. they came and ate overnight. there were 11 buses a day. we met. well, they didn’t all spend the night, well, in finnish, here’s vodka, well, vodka rails they used to be allowed to come to russia and take it in my opinion bottles here. steel transport companies konstantin was engaged in cargo transportation. finland was delivered lumber. wood chips, dangerous goods, paper and other goods were transported from there . yes, yes, this is a ban on the entry into the territory of the european union of carriers from russia and belarus. that's right. that's it on the ninth,

we all stopped slamming. but there were small firms in russia and finland who would not survive the abolition of this cooperation, everything, the border area that was a large number of cars were released. according to my information, somewhere in karelia, only about 500 cars in the north-west. uh, all those cars are kind of out of work right now. well, and, accordingly, they will go to the domestic market new, and in the domestic market. it turns out that from a large number and for a shortage of goods due to a large number of transport costs . eh, they fell a lot. here is the salary , here are the taxes. here lies, no one needs any currency. this is about 70 thousand 60 thousand euros sergei did not have time to send. this cargo

to finland, the finnish side did not prohibit the supply of fuel chips. they did it first. then the finns did it, but exactly one month later. but in order to at least bring these reserves out, the finnish side extended those who had contracts until july 10, that is, they gave 3 months. we got banned instantly. now, in the warehouses of many sergey, more than ten people had to be fired. now he himself is unemployed, although he always considered people like him to be the orderlies of the forest, when this direction was opened with fuel chips. our entire city was cleaned by industrial sites, that is, sawdust slabs. everything was taken to finland, the cleanest sites were. yes, the receipt of foreign exchange earnings from as they say from well, some nonsense came from the euro in russia, boiler houses used

this material as fuel in russia rarely, who needs it turns out, as such, how to say pristine trees? well, these are the firewood that stood there, grew, grew and died. so let's say they don't have it, because they have new for growing and therefore 15-20% of them were supplies to heating boilers with russia well, in particular, there were several from karelia in the twentieth century between russia and finland. warrior there were times when it seemed like neither a friend nor an enemy, and so, but then for many decades it seemed closer to russia in western europe and no country seems that such a step goes against it. uh, well, reasonable, as it were, with such a peaceful, uh, mood of cooperation, but you must first understand that a new generation has grown up. uh, the first generation politicians in the new information environment, which

is quite aggressively opposed to e russia and our russia, the entry of finland's decision to become part of nato was called prepared and thought out. between the sides of northern europe have long existed. uh, an example of the same treaty as the nato treaty they conduct exercises. e among themselves and e in recent years, e and finland sweden have repeatedly participated e, together with nato e their e, their exercises are potential accession. feint raises questions about status 756 when these the territories were part of the russian empire and connected lake saimaa and the vyborg bay; its length is more than 57 km, and 34 of them belong to russia today in 2012, the countries extended the agreement on it; finland leases almost 20 km of the russian section until 2063. for finland,

this is the most important trade artery for non-cargo from the interior, they are brought further to the gulf and the baltic. but what will happen when finland joins the bloc, the russian federation leases its territory to finland, which is an independent state that is not included into military blocs that have good. uh, mutually beneficial good-neighborly relations with russia and we jointly operate this facility, that it is profitable for russia, it receives rent, it is beneficial for finland, it uses this territory. but it is quite another matter when finland is a member of nato more than 60% of the finns according to the latest polls for this entry. we have been relatively safe up to this point. although i was convinced that we should have joined back in the sixties, since we have the longest border in europe with russia, i will not say

definitely against. yes, i think we should join. i was against joining, but now i'm gradually changing my mind towards supporting this, allowing myself to, uh, play a role on the world stage on my own. and uh, the factor of finland as an independent state was very important in the helsinki peace process. uh, the helsinki accords. uh. this is a huge stage in world history that finland could afford to be the place where these decisions were made and influence the adoption of these decisions, of course. this is the status finland lifted in a huge way. and it was possible such an active participation in finland with an independent position as an active subject of international politics. this was possible only when finland was independent. in st. petersburg, the spouses eduard and zoya had their own

travel agency about finland for a long time had their own personal paradise . eduard zoya in noughties began the fashion for a summer cottage in the finnish countryside, the fence does not need to guard the house. not necessary, respectively. this was the deciding factor. in general, plus wonderful nature, wonderful ecology, trips to the dacha stopped during the pandemic and for the last time. they visited the house last summer. when the owners of cottages were allowed to enter, many russians had accounts in finland in order to pay for utilities and they were gradually closed over several years. then we started paying utility bills services from our accounts in st. petersburg, for example, sberbank, but the latest banking sanctions have led to the fact that it is already impossible at all, so paying for utilities until you get a

problem that we have not yet solved in all these years of our finnish summer life. and in petya, conducting excursions, including for finnish tourists. they never encountered any hostile attitude only with the curiosity of one nation to another. well we've lost most of our lives because one of our favorite countries and off to our home was for us. this is the house, they took the second third. we rested. now it's difficult. so now it's possible, but for some reason i don't really want to. although probably, maybe this is due to the fact that we are very busy. there is a lot of work and travel here. now it is connected with some additional difficulties for russian migrants. never felt in the finnish country too torn off the border next to you about the big fragments of a common history around and throughout the country, but trust and knowledge about each other. seems like a century

back. today, again, there was not enough historical hetting and st. petersburg is very connected, because the grand duchy of finland - it develops, especially during the reign of alexander i and helsinki is built up at the same time in the same architectural styles, this is the empire style and the residents of helsinki st. petersburg , close and concepts on us very clear. the architecture of helsinki, of course, these are two very connected countries, two very close peoples, which, although they are separated in some natural way, but at the same time there are connections. they stronger, in the near future the entire model of cross-border cooperation will definitely have to be redrawn, which was built by the economy of karelia and other regions neighboring finland.

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