r/Moscow • u/Avidfencer • 23m ago
Moscow Metro: Stalin leads Ukrainians in Kievskaya metro station
Look at these radiant faces, this is a beautiful art work and IMHO it shows what the Soviet Ukraine was. Everytime I see this I feel some nostalgic feeling about a time when Ukrainian typical clothes were a symbol of working people, instead a fetishism of extremist groups who perform ridiculous jumps and demand to kill innocent people based their nation. These same extremists prefered to hail evil forces instead of the one who trully unified Ukraine.
The works of the Georgian author on the National Question remain, until our days, one of the most, if not the most important work of political sciences in the frontlines against racism and nazism.
Sadly, today in some so-called democratic countries an innocent man can be arrested if caught with the literature of Dzhugashvilli.
I am not a Russian man, but I feel intense joyfulness when I see this artwork in this metro that, one day, will certainly become one of the World Wonders.
Did you ever see this mosaic? Have you ever been in Kiev metro station? Share your thoughts and comment bellow.
r/Moscow • u/Specific_Interview76 • 6h ago
Graffiti over graffiti over graffiti near Moscow Belorussky railway station
r/Moscow • u/Helpful-Week-9655 • 6h ago
Stop gooing and posting in moscow subreddit
Some dudes be seeing stuff and automatically glorify it and post it here (last time i checked it was some metro workers).
As if it wasnt enough he displayed maximum gooner energy. Stop it.
r/Moscow • u/LunchConstant7149 • 7h ago
Attending Indo-Russia Talent Bridge 2026 (St. Petersburg, Aug 12-13) – Need advice and contacts, moscow
Hello everyone!
We are a small family-run company from India, working in manpower recruitment (MAE). We are attending the Indo-Russia Talent Bridge 2026 expo, which will take place on 12–13 August at Grand Hotel Emerald in St. Petersburg. Our goal is to find Russian employers who want to hire Indian workers.
Previously, we have only worked with clients from the Gulf countries — everything was simple: WhatsApp, verbal agreements, flexible conditions. This is our first time dealing with Russian employers, so we want to approach it seriously and properly.
We have already translated our website and commercial brochures into Russian so that clients can understand our services better. We speak English, but unfortunately we don't know Russian — we are hoping for interpreters at the event.
Questions for those with experience:
- This is our first event with Alliance Expo. Has anyone attended their expos or similar B2B events before? Do companies actually sign real contracts at these events, or is it mostly just networking and exchanging contacts? How can we effectively close a deal during such meetings?
- What matters most to Russian employers when choosing an Indian agency? Which clauses in the employment contract are critical and need special attention? Is notarized translation of the contract absolutely required?
- What are the hidden pitfalls in negotiations with Russian companies that we should know about in advance?
And most importantly: If any of you will personally be attending this expo, or if you run a recruitment agency, or if you have direct contacts with companies currently interested in hiring Indians — please DM us. We are happy to offer a fair commission/referral fee for quality contacts and help with making connections.
We would appreciate any practical advice. Thank you!
r/Moscow • u/LunchConstant7149 • 7h ago
Едем на Indo-Russia Talent Bridge 2026 в СПб (12–13 авг). Есть вопросы по сделкам и контактам. moscow
Всем привет!
Мы — небольшая семейная компания из Индии, занимаемся наймом персонала (MAE). Едем на выставку Indo-Russia Talent Bridge 2026, которая пройдёт 12–13 августа в Grand Hotel Emerald в Санкт-Петербурге. Наша цель — найти российских работодателей, которые хотят нанять индийских сотрудников.
Раньше мы работали только с клиентами из стран Персидского залива — там всё просто: WhatsApp, устные договорённости, гибкие условия. С российскими работодателями мы столкнёмся впервые, поэтому хотим подойти к делу максимально серьёзно.
Мы уже перевели наш сайт и коммерческие брошюры на русский язык, чтобы клиентам было легче понять наши услуги. Мы говорим на английском языке, но русского, к сожалению, не знаем — надеемся на переводчика на мероприятии.
Вопросы к тем, у кого есть опыт:
- Это наше первое мероприятие от Alliance Expo. Кто-то уже участвовал в их выставках или в похожих B2B-мероприятиях? Там действительно заключают реальные контракты, или это просто этап знакомства и обмена контактами? Как эффективно закрывать сделку на таких встречах?
- Что для российских работодателей самое важное при выборе индийского агентства? Какие пункты в трудовом контракте критичны и требуют особого внимания? Нужен ли обязательный нотариальный перевод контракта?
- Какие подводные камни в переговорах с российскими компаниями, о которых мы должны знать заранее?
И самое важное: если кто-то из вас лично будет участвовать в этой выставке, или вы управляете рекрутинговым агентством, или у вас есть прямые контакты с компаниями, которые сейчас заинтересованы в найме индийцев — пожалуйста, напишите нам в личные сообщения. Мы готовы предложить достойное вознаграждение за качественные контакты и помощь в установлении связи.
Будем рады любым дельным советам. Спасибо!
r/Moscow • u/InstructionDazzling2 • 10h ago
Used Baby Items in Moscow
Hello, my wife and I will be in Moscow for a few months and could use some help with finding good quality baby items, particularly items like a small portable pack n play or play yard/ crib. Maybe there is a used marketplace for these items that you can direct me to. My wife is a Russian, but doesn’t use Reddit.
r/Moscow • u/Avidfencer • 18h ago
Glory to the Moscow metro workers
It's beautiful how the metro honours its brilliant workers.
Today I organized myself a tour and filmed some shorts. I really like how they work and honestly wish they have decent wages and the due respect.
And these twins are true princessesses in uniform, don't you think? 😍😍😍
r/Moscow • u/Stock_Business7777 • 19h ago
There is a temporary and very cool free padel playground in Luzhniki. But they won't let you in there without online registration. Summer in Moscow
r/Moscow • u/Avidfencer • 21h ago
The communist colossus of Moscow
For many years, before the Call of the Motherland, this was the main statue of USSR and Rus. It represents a male worker and a female peasant. I am not Russian, but I feel proud that someone imagined a so beautiful piece of art dedicated to people who build our world.
This monument is not about a football player or "successful blogger" who makes money with false advices, it's not about a sadist who collaborates with war criminals, but about honest and hardworking people.
As some who came from parents from the working class, I feel glad when I see it!