By the way, Russia never had anything of its own before either.

NEVZOROV:

The "Oreshnik" ride in St. Petersburg's main amusement park promises "A rapid free fall that takes your breath away!" For just 500 rubles, your child can morally partake in the bombing of Ukraine's children. An amusing detail: the ride itself…

By the way, Russia never had anything of its own before either.

For example, the "Zhiguli" or "Lada" is not a one-to-one Fiat for no reason. It is a Fiat, later fitted with lousy Russian components.

The Italians built a factory in the USSR, brought in equipment and car parts. They taught Soviet workers how to work and at first oversaw the entire assembly process.

The most interesting thing is that the Italian who organized Fiat production in the USSR, the head of the Italian oil and gas concern ENI, Enrico Mattei, was later killed under strange circumstances, after the factory had been built and the Zhiguli production line had been set up.

Apparently so that Enrico wouldn't tell anyone else how to make Zhigulis)).

The Russians have always acted that way.

It is no surprise that in Russia they drive Chinese cars, Chinese robots roam around, and Iranian drones fly, all under Russian "brands." Even "Oreshnik" is not their own.

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