Russia is the largest country in the world in terms of territory and also has the largest land border in the world. What draws the attention of this nation, in addition to having many natural resources, is the fact that it is a country with an extreme climate in certain regions, especially in winter, where temperatures are close to minus -50 in some places. And this harsh winter has been a super ally of the Russian peoples, especially when in different periods of history, armies of different nations, opposed to numerous invasion attempts, which resulted in later failures.
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Apart from the climate, Russia is known for being one of the only countries currently that "combats" with the US, both in the amount of nuclear weapons, as in technology embedded in rockets, spacecraft, for purposes of space exploration.
The space race in the 60s proved to be a fierce technological dispute between the two main nations on the planet at the time, in which the ultimate goal was reached by the Americans, when Neil Armstrong stepped on lunar soil, but the title of the first man to go to space is Russian.
Known for being a "half" closed people with foreigners, in fact, it's not much out there, the Russians are very hospitable, but don't forget to take a treat, preferably a drink, if you're visiting someone (laughs).
Have you ever stopped to think why different nations fear Russia so much ?? The answer may be obvious: They have a relevant number of nuclear weapons and who's to say they don't have on-board technologies never seen before, capable of reaching surreal speeds? But not only for that, in addition to being known for being courageous, over the centuries the Russian nation has shown itself to be resistant and with a unique bravery, it has repelled the main invasions of its empire, the most famous of them being Napoleon Bonaparte and from the German army to Hitler's command and what draws the attention of these events is the tactic used by the Russians, which destroyed, burned all the necessary supplies for the survival of the enemy troops, thus ending the food logistics of the invading army. Wise, isn't it?
