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Livadia Palace (The summer residence of the last Russian tsar), Crimea.
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Hi, the buildings with minarets what are these? Mosques? And cool pictures buddy, great buildings.
 
Yes, there are mosques in Crimea. Crimean Tatars are Muslims, they make up 12-13% of the population of the peninsula.

What is temperature there in winters and summers? I see people wearing shorts that gives an impression as if its hot whereas my perception was something always covered with snow :D.

By the way I have a Ukrainian colleague he is very good at learning Urdu (Pakistan's language).
 
What is temperature there in winters and summers? I see people wearing shorts that gives an impression as if its hot whereas my perception was something always covered with snow :D.

By the way I have a Ukrainian colleague he is very good at learning Urdu (Pakistan's language).
On the southern coast, separated from the steppes by mountains is very warm (by Russian standards), there is a Mediterranean climate in that place. Ancient Greeks have had colonies there. Those place was part of the Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman Empires. Genoeses also lived there and built mighty fortresses.
 
A religious procession marking the 700th anniversary of declaring Moscow the capital of Orthodox Russia pass the State Duma (Russian Parliament) building in downtown Moscow.
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