Gateway to Russia
Main chat: http://bit.ly/3XUF9SE Learn Russian chat: @gatewaytorussia Stories&more: @gw2rucombot Queries: @pulya We are the world’s largest community of people interested in Russia
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Subscriber growth
Gateway to Russia has 16,908 subscribers. A typical post is seen by about 658 people within a day, an engagement rate of 3.9%.
Daily numbers, last 30 days
| Date | Subscribers | Change | Posts | Avg. post views |
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| 12 Nov | 16,908 | −2 | 2 | 156 |
| 11 Nov | 16,910 | – | 5 | 669 |
Views as a post ages
Average views at each age, posts of the last 30 days.
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When it posts
Times in UTC. 18 posts in 90 days.
Recent posts
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How the Russians founded Harbin One of the largest cities in northeastern China – a key transportation hub and an important economic and political center for the region – came into existence thanks to the Russian Empire’s desire to build a railway across Manchuria in the late 19th century. Concerned by Japanese expansion, St. Petersburg and Beijing reached an agreement in 1896 to construct the line. The Chinese Eastern Railway (CER) was to be owned entirely by Russia, run through Chinese territory and connect the Transbaikal region with Vladivostok. The railway would have allowed tsarist troops to be quickly and easily deployed from the Russian interior to the Pacific coast. Harbin, built...
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1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣4️⃣ The film 'A Road Born of Hope' Alyona was 16 when she first started school. Before that, she had lived in a remote care home in Zabaykalsky Region for children with severe mental disabilities, even though she was mentally sound herself. When she arrived in Moscow, she couldn’t even read. Today, despite a spinal condition, Alyona lives independently, studies in a vocational school, and is also preparing for her wedding. After many years in a wheelchair, Lilya is taking her first steps and learning to ski. Following treatment and rehabilitation, Stas, who previously could neither move nor speak, now plays wheelchair football. All of these children have received help from the ‘R...
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📚Textbook Russian VS Slang Russian P.S. Catch more of my lessons on TikTok! #russianclasses 🔔 Gateway to Russia
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Without them, it’s impossible to fully understand the style, ideas, thought process and the path that led this classic author to his great novels. 🔔 Gateway to Russia
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He was criticized for being cruel, but his genius was acknowledged. November 11 marks 205 years since the birth of Fyodor Dostoevsky. 🔔 Gateway to Russia
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How a descendant of a Scottish king helped build the Russian Empire A polyglot, mathematician, geographer, astronomer, engineer, military commander and diplomat – such was the gifted Scotsman Jacob (James) Bruce, a member of Peter the Great’s inner circle. The House of Bruce was considered one of the most distinguished and noble in Scotland; it was the lineage from which the famous King Robert I descended. Nevertheless, in the mid-17th century, a branch of the noble family decided to seek their fortune in distant Muscovy. On the eve of the Great Northern War (1700–1721) against powerful Sweden, Peter the Great set about modernizing his army, entrusting the artillery to the Scotsman. Bruce...
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How to end up in the middle of nowhere and find yourself on Kudykina Mountain – in our collection of idioms featuring place names… 🔔 Gateway to Russia
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Sol-Iletsk in 3 Russian words This small town on the border with Kazakhstan holds the official title of Russia’s ‘Watermelon Capital’. Here are three of its main symbols. 1️⃣ СОЛЕНОЕ ОЗЕРО (Salt Lake) Salt lakes are an excellent remedy for treating and preventing many ailments. There are six such lakes in Sol-Iletsk. The most famous is Lake Razval, which has a salt concentration similar to that of the Dead Sea – you can simply lie back and read a book! 2️⃣ ПОКРОВСКИЕ МЕЛОВЫЕ ГОРЫ (Pokrovskoye Chalk Hills) Located 60 km from Sol-Iletsk are the picturesque chalk hills. This is chalk – the kind used for writing – that surfaced 70 million years ago. Being here feels like being on another plan...
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#handyrussian 💥 Gateway to Russia
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🍂 Autumn transforms Arkhyz in Russia's Karachay-Cherkessia region, covering mountain forests and valleys in brilliant shades of gold. Video by: @tsar_m 🔔 Gateway to Russia
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Sol-Iletsk in 3 Russian words This small town on the border with Kazakhstan holds the official title of Russia’s ‘Watermelon Capital’. Here are three of its main symbols. 1️⃣ СОЛЕНОЕ ОЗЕРО (Salt Lake) Salt lakes are an excellent remedy for treating and preventing many ailments. There are six such lakes in Sol-Iletsk. The most famous is Lake Razval, which has a salt concentration similar to that of the Dead Sea – you can simply lie back and read a book! 2️⃣ ПОКРОВСКИЕ МЕЛОВЫЕ ГОРЫ (Pokrovskoye Chalk Hills) Located 60 km from Sol-Iletsk are the picturesque chalk hills. This is chalk – the kind used for writing – that surfaced 70 million years ago. Being here feels like being on another plan...
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🐻 Some of Russia's largest brown bears can weigh up to 500 kilograms, making them formidable inhabitants of the wilderness. Video by: https://www.instagram.com/tom.bear.tom 🔔 Gateway to Russia
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1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣4️⃣ The film 'A Road Born of Hope' Alyona was 16 when she first started school. Before that, she had lived in a remote care home in Zabaykalsky Region for children with severe mental disabilities, even though she was mentally sound herself. When she arrived in Moscow, she couldn’t even read. Today, despite a spinal condition, Alyona lives independently, studies in a vocational school, and is also preparing for her wedding. After many years in a wheelchair, Lilya is taking her first steps and learning to ski. Following treatment and rehabilitation, Stas, who previously could neither move nor speak, now plays wheelchair football. All of these children have received help from the ‘R...
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Spreading ‘Hollywood Russia’ clichés? Yes and no. And it's a road movie that’ll make you laugh and cry at the same time. 🔔 Gateway to Russia
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Last call! Share your opinion about 'Gateway to Russia'! We want to make Gateway to Russia even more interesting and useful — and we’d like to hear from you. Please take a few minutes to complete our short survey. Your answers will help us better understand your interests and expectations and improve the project. ↩️ forms.yandex.ru/u/6abf92c76d2d7328d56d9550
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#handyrussian 💥 Gateway to Russia
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More than 190 ethnic groups live in the Russian Federation. Today, we're highlighting the Karelians! 🔔 Gateway to Russia
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Why was this Russian ship named after an enemy of Russia? Throughout the first third of the 19th century, Sultan Mahmud II opposed Russian interests in the Caucasus and the Balkans. Under his leadership, the Ottoman Empire fought two unsuccessful wars against Russia – from 1806-1812 and 1828-1829. Yet, when a sailing ship of the line for the Black Sea Fleet was launched in 1836, it was named ‘Sultan Mahmud’ – in his honor. The ship’s figurehead was even modeled after a bust of the Ottoman ruler. The exact reason for this remains unclear. The most widely accepted theory links it to events that took place around the turn of 1832-1833. At that time, the Sultan was at war with a rebellious vas...
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📚Textbook Russian VS Slang Russian P.S. Catch more of my lessons on TikTok! #russianclasses 🔔 Gateway to Russia
Questions about Gateway to Russia
How many subscribers does Gateway to Russia have?
Gateway to Russia (@russiabeyond) has 16,908 subscribers as of November 12, 2026.
How many people see a post on Gateway to Russia?
A typical post gets about 660 views within 24 hours, roughly 4% of its subscribers (the ERR).
What is Gateway to Russia about?
It is listed in Travel, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “Main chat: http://bit.ly/3XUF9SE Learn Russian chat: @gatewaytorussia Stories&more: @gw2rucombot Queries: @pulya We are the world’s largest community of people interested in Russia”
Where does Gateway to Russia rank?
By subscribers it is #7 in Travel, #1,293 among English channels, #1,568 worldwide.
Does Gateway to Russia post ads?
None of its 18 posts in the last 30 days carried an ad label such as #ad or Sponsored. Unlabelled promotions can’t be detected.
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