Reply With QuoteAnd out of the city it's still a clanish, blood feud run, back water. Somethings you just can't change.
New pics of Grozny.Chechnya
Grozny" means "fearsome" in Russian. The city has undergone substantial reconstruction after the war
And out of the city it's still a clanish, blood feud run, back water. Somethings you just can't change.
Nice pics though.
Yup , you can't change them , Stalin didn't make it.Originally Posted by Token White Guy
After this it's some improvement
Now it looks like Quatar or Kuwait city
Probably because that's where most of the investments are going from.
Nope it's from Russian's (My also!) taxes . You my ask "But where are the people?" Well they are in Moscow unfortunately. No jobs besides being LEO. Companys don't want to ivest in the region because Chechens can't sh!t , they are low educated ( they don't want ) personel and when they ask for a rise they come with guns.Probably because that's where most of the investments are going from.
Yep, what's the figure Currently? 500 Billion rubles?
Hmm. I've read several Arab billionaires have poured money into Grozny.
http://lands-sale.com/real_estate/UA...n_Grozny_37351
It’s always been their dream of having an Islamic state in Europe, Look how much investment Bosnia has received from the Arabs.
You said "most" . Remember when UAE proposed to build for free biggest mosque in Europe in Moscow because " There are only two for 2 mln muslims" . Russian Foreign Office said , Yes but only if we build an Orthodox Church in Riyad. You can't just build in Russia, because you are rich Arab. And few thousands of citizen (together) of UAE, Jordan,Yemen,Turkey,Pakistan... were killed in Chechnya soo they are very careful with their money.
One Day in Grozny, more pictures
http://englishrussia.com/2011/05/02/one-day-in-grozny/
I wonder how Grozny would have looked if Chechnya never attempted to separate. Would it become what it is after being destroyed or would have it kept its old Soviet architecture?
Probably the second. Before war 70% or 80% citizen of Grozny were non Chechens.
Ah the price of peace....
Still would of been a pretty city (well provided it was maintained)...
If it had never of separated I doubt it would have received anything of the handouts it has to make over itself in such a fashion
In all reminds me of this...
http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums...6&d=1262949740
Though that picture needs a third layer added to it now
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