I live in a post Warsaw Pact state. The most popular car maker here is Toyota with Corolla as the most popular model. I think I don't need to explain why.

The gas is not cheap here in comparison with Russia and Belarus, but is waaay cheaper than what it costs in the eurozone States with the exception of Germany (diesel is also cheap in Spain btw).

Challenger/Charger/Mustang is mostly popular with rich kids who are spending their parents money on gas.

I own a Scion and love it, though had to import car parts from Russia as Scions were never sold in the EU and Russians get used Japanese cars almost for free. Scions are normal Japanese Toyotas with a steering wheel on the left side.

I use it as my sole browser on Android

Never made this old schizophrenic, he's always keen to get attention

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Russia is not a landlocked country as it has warm a water port which is in Sebastopol, Crimea

And to pass into the med they need to cross the bosforos which is controlled by NATO.

Check out Kraków https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krak%C3%B3w

It's a great historical city to live & work where I've been staying for almost two years and still loving it =)

I know a lot of US companies that are incorporated in so called "tax heavens" where the corporate tax is much lower than usually i.e.Ireland, Luxembourg,Switzerland, Lichtenstein, Monaco.

Yandex has its offices in both of the cities you've mentioned

Most of the global companies who dare not to cease their operations in Russia since the infamous events should have an office in St.Pete as it's the second Russian city by population with great universities and relatively low cost of living.