Buryatia is a republic in Russia known for its mountains and the Trans-Siberian highway. Perhaps soon, it will be the only mountain resort for Russians, Sochi — a seaside resort.
After the decision to abolish the simplified issuance of visas to Russians, some countries have entirely refused to accept the inhabitants of the aggressor country in their territory. Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Denmark, Belgium, and the Netherlands advocated total isolation of Russians. On September 13, it became known that these countries refused to accept documents for tourist visas from citizens of the Russian Federation.
In addition, from September 19, Estonia will close its border for the entry of Russians on Schengen visas issued earlier.
The head of the Lithuanian foreign ministry said that after the cessation of flights of European aircraft to the aggressor's country, Russians entered Europe through the capitals of Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, and Poland. Now the Russians are deprived of these main routes for recreation in Europe. So it's time to study the vast territories of the Russian Federation.
