Solo in Russia’s most conservative republic - Ingushetia
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- čas přidán 10. 05. 2024
- Kidnapping of girls, women without rights, and merciless men. This is what they say about the Republic of Ingushetia in the North Caucasus region of Russia. This is a very closed society, but I’ll try to get to know local people and learn about their culture and life.
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Time codes:
00:00 I arrived in the most traditional republic of Russia
01:51 You won't hear Russian here!
04:22 Locals called the police on me!!?!?
06:20 I am out of this city!
09:10 Ingush code of honor
10:38 Relationships in Ingushetia
11:45 Kidnapping of brides and women's rights
15:05 Are Vainakh people really aggressive?
16:22 Ingush food and the history of deportations
18:10 Ancestral towers of Ingush
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Love your adventures awesomeness.
It is understandable that you were scared and upset by that arrest and search incident. But you are also BRAVE, STRONG and RESILIENT, and some parts of adventure and discovery are not always pleasant. Cheers to you for regaining your composure and pressing onward to educate us about Ingushetia in such a thoughtful way! 🥇🥇🥇🏆🏆🏆
@@PaPyReneinnocent people are also frequently miatakenly arrested in every country in the world, including in Western "liberal democracies", and later released without charges. This is hardly a phenomenon unique to Russia.
On the brighter side, It will only make you strong.
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Eli should get an official letter from the mayor of her home city recognising her as a cultural ambassador and should therefore have diplomatic immunity
That's a very good idea! I always worry about her getting "attacked" in some way. Police sometimes are just a bunch of psychopaths with guns and badge!
That’s not how diplomatic immunity works.
@@ladyflimflamIt's a great idea,regardless.
She should have some document or certification as a cultural documentarian from the Russian government itself.
@@mirandatarantella I'm sure she enjoys her freedom more
@@user-wd1ku9jm6u I'm sorry,there's no translation button for me to know what you said.
It's mind boggling just how culturally diverse Russia is.
Over 600 national groups and over 50 languages at Caucasus mountains alone.
Look how big it is
So many different lands and peoples.... All miserable under the same authoritarian government, whether Czar, Soviet or "federal". It's mind boggling how these many groups have been oppressed by central governments for so long.....
that's not mind boggling it is colonialism.
This is not russians.
That's a taxi driver, wow, jackpot, full of great info and knowledge about the region, people and customs.
This guy is no ordinary taxi driver : this is Ramzan Tsurov, a poet and writer from Ingushetia, he is the man who wrote the hymn of this republic... We can see him on other videos about Ingushetia.
I am over 3000 miles away in Scotland and i can smell the fresh ,clean mountain air ! What a fantastic journey you have provided for us Eli . I cant wait for the next installment..... i am there !
Greetings from a Russian dude from Kiev, Ukraine!
You know John, I experience the same thing watching videos from Scotland, the damp smell of hills and peat is distinctly in my nose. 🤝
@Sonmz stay safe my friend . Thinking about your wonderful country and kin folk at this time
@@johncopeland3826
Thanks!🤝
🍔
The fresh air of Scotland is amazing .@@Sonmz
I have been following you for months and needless to say you're the best ambassador to Russian cultures ever. No one has ever done something similar to what u do and we love it. please keep going.
I agree
Me also. Blown away by Eli’s content.
❤
She looks for the most important things in life which is based on tradition, culture, and customs. These are some of the foundations of many countries and their flavors are unique.
@@Luigi13 and that's exactly what we like to be educated about since mainstream media doesn't care about this aspect of life anymore.
As an American, it is really important to see your videos. We know almost nothing about the Russian Federation and most of what we think is wrong. On this Thanksgiving Day, I’m thankful for you and your work.
The North Caucasus is not Russia, Russia has nothing to do with the cultural and historical heritage of the peoples that this parasitic colony holds in its predatory paws.
Haha I know right ? That's how china ,North Korea
raise their citizen to have a biased perspective.
They control what one can see . It's sad .
her video is very superficial, tired stereotypes
How so? She showed as much as she could about one region in a 22 minute video?@@dimcar8
Тобі як американцю потрібно знати головне, головна мрія будь-якого росіянина знищити Америку.
The way this man described the caucasians is exactly how the Vikings are. Nicest people in the world until you threaten their divinity and honor. They have no problem cleaning up the mess but will never start the mess
Perhaps I will shock you. This Assinsky gorge in the mountains, where there are ancient cities with towers, is called “Askart” in Ingush, and the Assa mountain river flows there. Askart literally means “Assy’s Compound”, This river means a lot to the Ingush. And also “Valg1ala,” where the letter “g1,” is a guttural sound that literally means “city/haven of the dead,” I don’t know English very well, but I hope I was able to convey the meaning
The best feature of the Ingush people is their ancient democracy and their love of humanity. The Ingush respect absolutely any honest and good person, regardless of nation or religion
As muslims they hate every non muslim and see them as inferior
Ancient democracy?
@@neptunefog6082
Да , у ингушей , некогда не было царей , князей , баев , ханов .
Они управлялись Советом Тейпов / Совет Старейщин .
Во время войны , выбирали Военного предводителя и бесприкасловно подчинялись ему , на время войны .
@@Samsungss20 Ок, интересно
@@neptunefog6082 😆😆😆😆
I must say that the livestock you filmed (cows, sheep, horses) all looked sleek and healthy. The pastures looked good, and Caucasus mountains have good wells. Poor or not, it is "rich" in nature, and this gentleman seemed to know the history. I would love to see this area's farms someday. Thank you for this beautiful video!
I noticed that as well, the livestock looked much better on the whole than many I've seen on the Great Plains in places like Southern Colorado and elsewhere.
Actually, those shepherds are not poor at all. They make good money
Здравствуйте, можете приехать к нам на Кавказ в гости в любое время, и больше узнаете и увидите сами своими глазами. Мы Народ Кавказа очень ценим гостей и всегда рады гостям...
И конечно попробуете нашу национальную кухню Ингушетии...))
Что значит для вас бедный ?))😊 человек без кредитного долга ?
Да, там каждый имеет свой дом личную землю или квартиру - не имея кредита на 30 лет ..
самые качественные продукты на Кавказе - это повсеместно!!
Природа Вода и горы аналогичны Альпам, но горы Кавказа выше чем Альпы !
Эльбрус выше чем МонБлан .. сами решайте богаты они или бедны 😊
@@RusskayaKrasa I never would say they were poor -- I did say their livestock looked healthy, with rich natural resources. "Poor" was pulled from the description.
Thank you Mister Ramazan for taking our Elina around. What a fantastic tour guide.
So much History, culture and traditions. That man is gold.
I totally understand your tears, sweet сестра.
I would be at least nervous as well. Holy moly what an adventure.
Spectacular nature and scenery. Your drone had a lot of fun.
And of course, i'll watch it again. Spectacular.
Agree he was an excellent guide.
The tears were the effect of the shock you felt after the arrest was over. IMO. Very natural.
Yea the tour guide was a wealth of knowledge. What a cool place
What a kind and generous gentleman to show and teach you the Ingush culture. Love your show.
thank you for very informative video! my respect goes to this guy, he looks proud of his culture. as georgian watching this i realized just how related we are, im not surprised since we're both caucasians. i want to visit this place someday. sending love from Georgia 💗
Thanks for your words. Hearing pleasant words from a Georgian is twice the honor 🙏
I love the beauty of the Caucasus Mountains! Thank you Eli for another excellent production. ❤
Great production and discussion about Ingush traditions. You are brave. Stay strong and keep up the good work.
LIVING BEING IS OUR RACE,MANKIND IS OUR RELIGION HINDU,MUSLIM,SIKH,CRISTAIN,THERE IS NO SEPARATE RELIGION
ALMIGHTY GOD KABIR is the father of all souls that JESUS, MOHAMMAD, GURU NANAK, VEDH was telling in BIBLE, QURAN, GURU GRANTHA SAHEB
PRESENT MESSENGER of ALMIGHTY GOD KABIR is SAINT RAMPALJI MAHARAJ 🙏🙏
Who is complete God?
Iyov 36:5 - Orthodox Jewish Bible (OJB)
See, El is Kabir, and despiseth, not any; He is Kabir in ko’ach lev (strength of understanding).
Translation: Supreme God is Kabir, but despises no one. He is Kabir, and firm in his purpose.
In all Bible translations, the word Kabir has been translated as "Mighty" or "Great" whereas Kabir is the original name of Supreme God.
Conclusion: This verse of the Bible proves that Kabir is Complete God. The one who worships God Kabir by taking initiation from the complete saint sent by him gets complete salvation. After attaining salvation that souls rest in peace in the eternal abode Satlok forever. The throne of God is in Satlok( ETERNAL PLACE) 😊😊
God Kabir met Jesus and took his soul to Satlok. On their way, God Kabir made him see his ancestors David, Moses, Abraham, etc. in the Pitra Lokas. Then God took him to Satlok😊😊
not so peaceful for those Russians here:czcams.com/video/JQatz_EfxJM/video.html
What a nice man! I hope he will know somehow that he became an ambassador for his homeland and culture and we thank him for it. Sorry for the scary police encounter! Cheers!
Agree
Я была в ингушетии один раз на сборах и это было волшебно
Hey buddy , mind telling me more about your training era ?
Fascinating ! Thank you for allowing us to discover this country. The inteview of this man was fantastic, especialy because the questions were tuned to make him feel confident and speak his mind. Cheers from France.
I am an Ingush woman who was born and raised in a foreign land. I am forever grateful to my parents for teaching me the language, and travelling to Ingushetia with me a lot. To me, Ingushetia is the most beautiful place on earth, and I love it with all my heart. This video even made me cry!
Это прозвучало прекрасно ❤
Don't cry, little sister, the most important thing is that you don't forget your roots while you are in a foreign land
❤Ма шаАллах 😍 вот иж ба хьун нах,хьа Да я, Нана я
Then, why you left it, and live in foreign country, return to your home country
@@UserUnkown-do1jiпотому что там уровень жизни ниже.
I never heard of Ingushetia. It was brave and adventuresome of you to go there. So sorry you got arrested. I've never seen you this upset, Eli. At least things turned out well, and you have a good attitude about it. WhatI really like about your videos is in addition to showing us different lands and different cultures, you talk to local people and obtain their perspectives and experiences. I really admire your courage and candidness and talent. You continue to be my favorite CZcams personality.
i think Ingushshetia is considered an enclave in Russia, !% of the population being Russian says quite a lot.
Ingushetia is the safest region of Russia; the smallest number of crimes are committed there, both in number and in percentage of the population
What's so brave about it?
@@westho7314 Ингушетия
Ингушéтия, официальное название - Респу́блика Ингуше́тия - субъект Российской Федерации, республика в её составе.
Это важно !
@@westho7314Анклав
Анкла́в - часть территории государства, полностью окружённая территорией другого государства.
Я имела только один опыт общения с ингушами. Это было ещё времена Союза. В Батуми. Прекрасная молодая семья Амин и Марина. Самые приятные воспоминания о тактичной умной женщине и достойном мужчине, с потрясающим чувством юмора!) Его шутки были такими меткими, часто в стихах, мы до сих пор смеёмся когда вспоминаем. Рада была увидеть это видео и эти места!
Thank you for the video. Alot of the history reminds me of our own history in the U.S. The 1944 deportation of the Ingush people reminds me of the Indian Removal act and the Trail of Tears my own people suffered.
I heard and read a lot about the history of the Indians, and I know that America is the indigenous land of the Indians, and I also watched many documentaries about the genocide of the Indians and I was surprised at the cruelty of people towards the indigenous population. Peace to you from Ingushetia and all the people of the Indians, if I had the opportunity to visit America, the first thing I would do is come to the Indians and want to shake your hand because I know how much misfortune they brought you and I also like the national clothes of the Indians and their love for animals, you are simple and conscientious people people who hunted animals and protected them with their families!
Or the Japanese-American Concentration camps during World War 2.
@@rainfrannk Turks, Tatars, Mongols, Arabs, are NOT native to the land in this video either. What was done to the Native Americans was also done to the true native Indo-European people here as well.
Well, these deportations have completely different reasons. If the genocide of American Indians is something obvious in many ways. Then in the USSR, Stalin (Dzhugashvilli) and his right punitive hand Beria, Georgians, came from the Caucasus and they personally made decisions about which peoples were “not reliable” and whose elites could side with Hitler when Hitler decided to go to the Caucasus to the oil fields, which were considered in Germany key and priority. I’m not justifying Stalin, it’s just that this had nothing to do with the Russians at that time. Decisions were made personally by Stalin and Beria, immigrants from the Caucasus, born in the Caucasus, who were well aware of the customs and morals of the peoples of the Caucasus.
These north caucus regions on Eli's channel are the most informative and will go down in history as being her best work. So few independent CZcamsrs venture into these regions so the information is sparse. Kudos to that wonderful cab driver that gave you a a hell of a tour of the entire region outside the city. He turned what would have been a sad start to a great video into a wonderful experience overall.
Oh ja, der Taxifahrer hat das schöne Video gerettet. Aber ich glaube, die Menschen sind da nicht aggressiv oder grob, das sind nur Ausnahmefälle. Der Normalmensch ist gastfreundlich und freut sich wenn er Besuch bekommt.
@@wienerwurstchen9945 If I am right, they are muslim, and hospitality is a central value of muslims in dayly life. .
@@etiloyon3681 they are. there are many islamic regions is RF, this is one of them
“Its better to be a poor man in your homeland, than a king in a foreign land” that really hit me hard.
lol
No this is just what ignorant religious zealots with no worldliness say.
its better to live as first class citizen in a 3rd class country than 3rd class citizen in a first class country. this region might be poor its absolutely beautiful with culture and tradition intact
it's not lol. People have been migrating for our entire history we literally wouldn't have survived without it. "homeland" is just a modern cope
@@FloppaTheBased you haven't been in such situation that's clear. Ask any migrant of any age and ask them if you earn the same amount of money In your own homeland would they leave?
Живи во веки веков Ингушетия-Г1АЛГ1АЙЧЕ! Древняя и прекрасная земля!❤
Hope you Ingushetians can keep your beautiful land, your own language and culture. Keep safe. ❤
Thank you friend, many in the Caucasus already prefer to speak Russian, we need to fight this somehow, if this continues, we may lose the language!😌
@@Harbinger41 I must admit, that I knew nothing about Ingushetia before this video, had heard the name though. After watching this video, I did some study of their history and now I am fascinated. I am a Finn. I feel so sorry for all those minorities who have to struggle to keep their own language and culture. I would love to visit Ingushetia one day. Stay safe.
@@lumi7243 Thank you very much my friend, it’s very nice to hear such words about your people! By the way, Finland is a wonderful country, with a good standard of living, well done, you managed to create an excellent country!
@@Harbinger41 It is inevitable, eventually most of the world will speak one language, and most probably it won't be Russian. Just let it go, enough of division and pointless wars already.
@@antonlevkovsky1667If you are Ivan, who does not remember your kinship, then you can switch to another language, there is no language, no nation! As far as I understand, you are Pole, it’s strange to hear this from you!
Thank you for all you do, and sorry this happened to you. Glad you're okay.
russia will force eli to become pregnant:new anti abortion and anti college education laws are soon to be enforced
I am so glad you still posted about Ingushetia, even if your experience was unexpected. Russia is so diverse and amazing. Thank you for sharing your travels.
diverse but alwazs kinda fcked to the core. Not first world at all.
I like how, although upset, she understands. Eli very much reminds me of my wife when she was young 30+ years ago!
ingushetia dont represent russian culture
@@karstenengelmann925 It's amazing that she still tried to salvage the experience, I don't think there is much here that has to be "understood".
If I had to suspect that people in a place would treat me like some sort of vagrant I wouldn't even bother going there.
I would go somewhere else where people do not treat me that way.
And if this happened to me I wouldn't even waste my time on "reporting on these people to the world", I would simply pack my things, leave and never speak of this place again.
@@Ryan_Winter Given their history with foreigners, her unusual activity, and the job of the police, it couldn't have happened any other way. When the shock wore off, she understood not to be offended.
Mr Ramazan is a National Treasure to bestow his Long Historical Knowledge on all of us in the video. He is obviously Proud of His Ancestors and their Tower, that Smile was him showing it, Us Slavs don’t Smile a whole lot. That was Pride in His Land and His Family for Perseverance, and it shined out from him as he spoke it. His willingness to tell you all of this Deep History and Culture is such a Great Representation of what His People are Like. I Loved This! Big Love from Us Chicagoan Górali!
Wow - hard to imagine there are still traditional cultures. This was cool to learn about.
Why? You think the traditions are supressed like western propaganda says? Hahaha.
sht culture
@@meskiszRussians are racist to some Caucasians
@@meskiszidk what u are yapping. Here in finland we know well how much variation and cultures there are inside russia because, thats what happened to nations and bribes who were forced to join empire.
You are a great ambassador for your wonderful country! I hope someone in Russia recognizes what a treasure you truly are!
ingushetia dont represent russian culture . they were genocided by russians so stfu
@Eric-ii9ceThis is an unfair accusation. She never praised Putin's government or the atrocities her government perpetuates. It is very important for somebody like her to present her country as it is in all its beauty and complexity. Eli has taken up this mantle with great enthusiasm and courage. To accuse her of promoting propaganda is unfair and hurtful. I hope that better leadership will one day reign in Russia and the beauty, history and diversity of this country can be appreciated properly by the world. Its people deserve better leadership.
Эли, так круто, что ты делаешь выпуски про регионы России на английском! И контент хороший, уважительный подход к респондентам.
она вообще молодец, умница, полностью с тобой согласен.
Wonderful conversation with the gentleman in the mountains speaking about the culture and etiquette of the Muslim people. Thank you so much for letting me be part of these people. Most interesting. Bless you Eli.
This was a very interesting video, thanks for making it. I've just started watching your videos and I really appreciate how you interview locals with real interest in what they have to say.
Your interview with your driver Ramazan was very interesting and the history and ways of the people were also very interesting because most of this isn't anything that I would be able to find elsewhere.
My family is from the appalachian mountains in the US. Often described as the poorest area in the country and backwards for keeping old traditions. I've heard many appalachians say they'd rather be poor at home in the mountains, than have some money somewhere else. We also always make sure the oldest has the best seat in the house and if there's only os many seats, whoever is the oldest gets them. The rest of us will stand or sit on the floor. Appalachia was pretty isolated until the 90s also when the internet came around and opened up the outside world to them. I brought my sister in law down to appalachia and she was so surprised by how nice strangers were and how accommodating, because people have a feeling they should stay out of appalachia because they might get shot for being an outsider. Lots of similarities here.
I was thinking the same thing !
As long as ppl don't behave like hillbillies, we good.
I'm black, and I've never had a problem with anyone from Appalachia. Friendly and incredibly competent. I truly believe that if you dropped a mountain man off on Mars and came back in a month, you'd find him with multiple stills and there'd be Martian moonshine waiting for you.
@@bestlaidplans4511yeah but to make the moonshine he needs more resources, so he gon also find a way to get fresh water and grow food like corn and sugarcane 😂 if there’s a will there’s a way my papa always said
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In most western countries police would need the permit of a judge to search your phone. But its in most cases safer to behave cooperative like you did. While we all like to watch amazing content like yours, please always remember to put your safety first, especially at foreign places! ❤
That's not what happens in reality, you can see plenty of car arrests in usa where the officers search everything from hand palm searching every part of the body, searching, bags, clothes, etc.. searching a phone might not be happening but that's because yankee officers have extremely low IQ they could not do it 😆
Pointless to compare, Different civilizations exist.
She's in her own country, genius. lol
@@blanketparty5259 lol why on earth would it be pointless to compare? are you unable to judge what is bad and what is good? conservative cultures fucking suck. plain, obvious and simple.
@@VL1975 Yes but its more like real countries used to be with local tradition and cultures, not the ugly steamrolled standardization seen in usa to Mac Do and 4/5 of the population being markedly obese.
Beautiful landscape and an interesting culture. Thank you for this episode!
What a beautiful landscape! So sorry you had the encounter with police, but you handled it so well and regained your composure to continue filming to produce another great episode ❤ So happy you met this cab driver to take you around and answer your questions. I learned a lot!
Thanks Eli for showing the country and culture of Ingushetia. Greatings from the Netherlands. ❤
In your prior video, I mentioned my culture shock on how marriage ceremonies are performed in other parts of the world, and I received some angry replies that my opinions were not welcome. However, the act of being shocked can’t be classified as an opinion but rather a human feeling that is unsolicited and unexpected. I think, in my quest to better understand the world and life in general, it is necessary to explore and try to understand how people operate within their own culture and environment. Only then will I become better educated and less ignorant. These vlogs lend themselves to the exploration. Thanks Eli!
Ingushetia is a part of RF. And according to the laws of RF kidnapping is a crime. So if a guy kidnaps a girl without her permission he could end up behind bars.
No reason to get cultural shock.
What a wonderful video ❤ the Northern Caucasus is such a beautiful place and people are very hospitable and kind. Thanks for keeping recording the video in spite of challenges.
Masyallah. I cannot believe that i had the opportunity to visit Ingushetia back before Covid 19 struck. Stayed with a local family and have fond memories. Ingush people are very nice.
This is a great documentary , i hardly knew things about Ingushetia. After your film, i really learned a lot. Also Ramazan was well versed and educated about his culture and thoroughly explained a lot. Thank you Eli. Спосибо болшой
@@dddggg1405عليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته . شكرا جزيلا للدعوة. انشالله مستقبلا
Many thanks for introducing me to this region of Russia. So sorry that you were detained. You are a very brave young lady to venture about in these remote areas.
Those remote areas are the safest in Russia tho
It's a beautiful country, awesome video!
I am a strong beliver in the saying. When in Rome. Do as the romans do. I have much respect for those nations that do not bend and maintain their culture. If these traditions and cultural differences are not protected. We will all become drones with nothing unique. Thank you for sharing the uniqueness of this part of the world.
Before coming across your videos, I had no idea Russia was so diverse and, at places, downright exotic. I rather like the Ingush people's reverence for the elders.
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Ignoramus
What a fantastic ethnographic record you're building. These videos are a gift to the world.
Thank you very much for this wonderful video. Very educative. Beautiful place beautiful drone shots. Take care Eli. : )
Beautiful landscape and history! What an interesting interview. Thank you for the education!
I find the Caucasus mountains very fascinating - many various cultural groups with long histories. You met a good guide there to explain the Ingush mindset. Very interesting video and lovely drone shots of the countryside.
Yes, though not entirely honest about Chechen violence only being in response to an act of offense or attack against them first in the present tense. As in other Muslim cultures, there is also a willingness to see this in a historical context--i.e., if such-and-such people _ever_ offended or attacked my people, then it is our right to retaliate or exact revenge, etc., when and where we choose. It was interesting to listen to Americans be completely mystified when Saddam Hussein would talk about events of a thousand years ago as if they were still relevant for being responded to in the present.
Wow, absolutely amazingly beautiful part of the world. I am literally blown away as I had no idea and no knowledge about places such as what you have shown to me. Thank you Eli, for bringing such a distant & magnificent part of the world into my/ our view 🙏. Chris from Oz!
Яхийла ГӀалгӀайче! Салам из Грузии
Eli! A Big Thanks for bringing such fabulous content to us!!
For someone like myself so far away in South Africa, this was a fascinating insight. There is a sense of calmness and honestly from all involved that is heartwarming and often missing in other countries in the modern world.
I’m also South African, from Gqerbeha originally but living in WC. Even within this country, different provinces are like different worlds.
I am of German Russian Ancestory. We call Galushka Dumplings, Knefla. It is one of my favorite dishes. Knefla is also made in a soup or stew.
do you make Bierocks (also called Runza), too?
@@MI_Prepper yes, with hamburger and sauerkraut, sometimes I wake them with a pizza filling
@howarddennison5536 My grandma made the best I have ever eaten, now I make them myself more than 40 years later...
whoah really enjoyed this video! great job on the content
I always learn something new from you . Thank you Elli .Keep doing good job .
Thank you for continuing to bring this ethnic group's story to us! I had no idea. I'm glad that you're okay...how scary to be arrested!
The worst part might be the question " what i am doing here ?"
I had that done at the airports - just random checking and I was the unlucky one - maybe because I looked too innocent? It left me shaken and crying just like Eli.
@@frostflower5555 Eli cried because she was just filming it is worst than "doing" nothing like they probably misunderstand her, she wanted to show us about her country and how beautiful he is and they probably ignored what she said.
@@frostflower5555 Yes, must be frightening and shocking, if you never were arrested in prison. It's the other way around in my case. Have never been outside jail 😮, it would shock me completely and so I fear the day of my release from prison...
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I've visited Ingushetia twice. Very hospitable and sincere people. I was in Dzheirah valley this summer, it is very special place. It's good without tourist's crowds.
I enjoy your videos very much. This one is extraordinary and your guide is exceptional- and has provided a very valuable education for your viewers. He is also a very gentle man who seems to embody the very qualities of a respectable and respected Ingush person. You were very fortunate to find him.
One of your best: My opinion. What a beautiful soul your taxi driver is.
приятно видеть свою родину и что про неё узнают в мире.. Аллахӏ Даьла низ ба Гӏалгӏайчен, Чӏир леха низ ба Гӏалгӏайчен.
To see you upset was distressing. You contextualised your experience in the city extremely well. Once again you bring to life a world that is remote. Your interview was insightful, not least because you had taken time to nurture confidence in your interviewee. It should be noted he came across very well, reflecting Ingush culture. Once again thank you Eli.
Thank you for this very interesting video. I didn't know anything about this country and very little about the Kaukasus area. I look forward to seeing more of your videos!
I really like to watch your videos. I like how your videos is deeper and not just on the surface. And I like when you talk with the locals because people and their way of life is what's making videos even more interesting. I support you fully, keep doing that and I wished you all the best. I hope you stay happy.
Thank you Eli! This area is so beautiful with those gorgeous mountains and valleys. Be safe and warmest wishes to you from America!
A really beautiful video ! As always, you bring us to another peoples’ way of life. Thank you Eli, for another wonderful production.
I'm from India, and there's very little chance I would've ever even heard about Ingush people... But now, thanks to you, I got to know about them, their culture, their values and also got to see their beautiful homeland!
Привет из Ингушетии 😊у нас в столице Магас обучаются индусы😄
@@user-lk6kz1vt8mИндусал беха нах бац, фуди йоал хьо цунаг1?
Amazingly intriguing videos. Thanks for your sacrifice in showing us a small window into these lands.
The man you interviewed was incredible clear and precise. I learned so much about this culture and I respect it very much afterwards.
I'm honestly surprised that given the amount of filming that you do as a traveller (and therefore an outsider), this is the first time you have been detained. I'm from the UK and I have seen this a few times, including a group of 3 Pakistanis arrested on suspicion of terrorism and detained for over a day, just because they were taking a lot of photos of a court building (the actual law allows them to be detained for up to 72 hours with optional extensions at court). The UK is probably considered liberal by many too. It happens, 40 minutes is nothing.
Ya, but police interactions for this was more common back in the day (at least in the US) when there wasn't case law regarding.
Outright arrests are more rare, but intimidation is common enough.
I don't know how that plays in Russia however, where protections for a defendant may not be as robust.
I am too honestly, considering how restrictive Russia is, and the amount of times she's been yelled at for filming inside a store or restaurant. She's really ballsy doing this without a local fixer. I wouldn't try that as a foreigner, and if I did, I wouldn't be obvious about it.
@@briantravelman I live in Canada, and the same attitude towards me wouldn't surprise me if I was constantly filming in stores and on the streets. If I record something, especially for the purpose of publication (as she does for CZcams), I have to ask a hundred verbal and sometimes written permissions from the people who appear in my recordings.
In the US It’s legal anywhere in public, but we also have the dumbest dipshit, or just Scumbag, cops for sure though so 40 mins may just happen illegally
She’s travelling in her own country though.
Awesome content and brave research. Eli, you are a courageous journalist.
Excellent video. I very much enjoyed it.
Please stay safe Eli. Sometimes I worry for you 🙏🏻❤️
it's obvious that you experienced a culture shock in your own country. But nonetheless, the man you eventually interview, "(time stamp 6:20), and fortunately for me a local Ingush man Ramazan", this turned out to be an incredible interview ! ! ! His character, his calm but firm manner, his forthright answers and his humble sincere explanations about the Ingushetia history are tangible ! ! ! leaving the viewer with a valuable snapshot/understanding of the Ingush peoples' commitment to their culture in light of the historical challenges put upon them. It was an amazing journey to share with us. Thank you
I've only heard about Ingushetia about a decade ago when life was very violent there and even then I was impressed by their honesty and bravery. I am happy that life has calmed down for Ingush people. For a long time I wanted to know what this place really looks like and what are its people and this video provided valuable information, thank you.
great interview and great images! loved it! well done.
This was a fascinating video, thank you so much!!
I am from Malaysia and have been your subscriber for sometime now. I have learned a lot about Russia through your eyes. Please don't despair about this unfortunate event and take it as a life's lesson. Please carry on with the good work as the unofficial Russian ambassador. Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us
Malaysian here too!
The video is about Ingushetia not Russia. The country was occupied by Russian imperia and after by Soviets.
@@giaivanishvili4183 Well , all americas were occupied AND cleansed of original inhabitants . Some conquerors like russians (or chinese or old european states ) were content with just ruling over other nations . Anyway i have seen many examples when getting free from the "opressor" was counterproductive . All ex soviet states except the tiny baltics suffered greatly . The decolonised africa was the same but i suspect foul play from the former rules . The recent niger affair was quite a eye opener
@@giaivanishvili4183 It was conquered by Monguls, than turks, than persians, than ottomans, than russians. So why you ignore the rest and only point out Russia?
@@liteneywe see the current one not the past because we are living in present
Appreciate you for your work and content! I am so sorry you had to go through such an experience.
Very wise and knowledgeable guide with a smooth, calm tone. Well done, sir.
16:20 What a beautiful country. Those mountains and trees. Some of the best scenery I have ever seen.
Beautiful land, and people, the fact they are isolated is a blessing and peace of the lands
Wow very educational. Sorry you had to go through the arrest but your video of Ingushetia is amazing, fair and balanced and appears to reflect the life there very accurately. Thanks for this - I had no idea about this place.
Eli, I just discovered your channel and it is amazing. Thank you for these amazing videos!
Hello Eli,just subscribed, i love your content,wishing you happiness and continued success!!🎉🎉🎉🎉
I am pretty well educated in world history but I have to say I learned a few things here today about the culture and history of Ingushetia...thanks so much for this video...very well done.
I cant imagine how frightening it must have been to be detained. You are always putting out the most incredible, insightful journalism, videos. All that you put yourself through is so inspiring and at times (like that moment) frightening. Praying for your safety and protection! I love watching your content and learning!
And in spite of everything she went through, she still managed to remain optimistic and said good things about the Police afterwards.
@@user-gk3et8kf8cEverybody praises the police after they are released. I wonder why? 😉
But yes, it's another great video!
So many russians being detained and arrested for just wanting peace or just shoving a little bit of criticism against the russian "Tszar"
Overall it is now quite stressful in Russia. One can feel it in the air. If only those policemen found a tiny clue of critics of the regime - Telegram/Whatsapp chats, some screenshot or w/e - she'd be in trouble for a few years...
@@ironsugar8690 people feel what they feel. I go there often and it's mostly normal. This case is obviously about an autonomous republic that's conservative, traditional, not used to strangers and vloggers. It obviously has nothing to do with the central government or what opinion anyone has.
мне нравится, что вставки были без музыки, можно услышать весь окружающий мир
I absolutely love it when he talks at 18:26 about that his family was born there for 400 years and you see that he is so proud of it. It is so beautiful to have strong roots and be connected to your homeland.
Best regards from Germany.
So honored, excellent, brave people! God shall protect and help you all, friends! Greetings from Turkey!
После моей любимой Ингушетии, Турция наша любимая страна❤
Absolutely fascinating!! Thank-you Eli - it took a great deal of courage 💪 to go to Ingushetia .. I'm sorry for what they put you through. 💞🕊️
Ingushetia is the safest region of Russia; the smallest number of crimes are committed there, both in number and in percentage of the population
В Ингушетию может приехать любой человек, мы всегда рады гостям
Because of your videos, people all over the world are reevaluating their views about Russia. Keep up the good work👍👍
The dulh-haltam looked kind of like Spätzl to me. I was surprised to hear of the co-mingling of German and Ingush food but it makes a lot of sense.
Yes, but it also looks like mantî, a Turkish dish probably of Mongol origin.
Another awesome video Eli! You are an exceptional storyteller. Thank you so very much for sharing your experience. So sad and upsetting that you were detained and questioned by the police. But more importantly, what a lesson in turning a negative into a positive! The video was very enlightening, showing the beauty of the tiny land of Ingushetia. Warm greetings from California! 🤩🤩🤩✌🏻🫶
We are in Ingush Republic very respectful to tourist, but police should do check in. We have a lot of drug dealers from all parts of Russia. Ingush Republic is lowest crime rate Republic with bad economy like everywhere in Russia. We don't kidnap or rob someone.
@@movlatgiriakhriyev4253poor living in Rússia?? Russia 8 9 gdp in the world friend if yoi think is poor imagine what i pass SOUTH america africa china india rural people...
Calling the cops on strangers in rural areas is common all over. I was towing a trailer with a conversion van in New Mexico and pulled off the highway into a small settlement to rest the engine for awhile because it wasn’t used to the altitude under load and was struggling a bit. County sheriff showed up maybe five minutes later. When he pulled in I greeted him with, “I see the phones work around here.” That let him know I knew what was up. Explained I was letting the engine cool completely before moving on because it was struggling a bit and hadn’t known how far it was to the next rest area so I judged it was safer to pull into town in a church parking lot than risk needing to pull off on the side of the road. He asked if I needed a tow or a mechanic, told me what exits the next two rest areas were at and gave me his card so I could call if I had trouble getting the van started. It helps that I’m white and that my husband was dressed like a cowboy.
Jeeze dude! I swear, some people are just paranoid. My American Cultural Landscapes professor said some asshole called the cops on his students before for taking pictures of his house. The class was about architectural styles, and it's not illegal to take pictures of a public street front. And another time, someone from the marina in my neighborhood called the rangers on someone for launching a boat there. It's sad that people feel they need to call the cops for everything, instead of just talking to the person. I swear, Americans are some of the most paranoid people on the planet. They always assume someone is bad.
Indeed. I remember when I was waiting in the drizzling rain for the last train home, on the outskirts of a small village in my native Hungary. It was pitch black, save for some lights at the train stop, no one was around, as it was in the middle of bumfuck nowhere, yet someone has still managed to call the cops on me. Guess someone felt him or herself threatened by my bulky stature and my attire (black leather jacket, black pants, military boots). There was a routine ID check, the cops patted me down, checked the contents of my pockets, ran a quick search to check if there was a warrant issued against me, and finally, after 20 minutes of hassle, they let me go.
I still remember, one of them has "rested" his hand on his holster, even after they've found out that I was cooperative and practically harmless. I thought to myself: "Shall I put my hands up, just for the sake of safety, or wait until he pulls his pistol out of the holster?"
What a gentle man 😄....Such a cool video as usual, Eli...thank u!!!
Very interesting. Thank you for sharing this with us.
So surprising it's only your first encounter with the law, but I'm glad to hear they did their job well and not hold you too long for nothing. It must have been scary though. Luckily for you, bride kidnapping is now against the law.... 😜 I like this format a lot. Last 2 video's were among my favorites. Thank you for risking detention to show us parts of the world we will never go to or see in any other documentary.
looked at the map where Ingushetia is located exactly. am once again reminded how insanely huge russia is. maybe i can visit it someday.
Excellent presentation! Interesting to see somewhere where very few people go. Thanks for sharing!