The Briton is shocked by Sobyanin's Moscow: it was bombed by the relocators in Yerevan and Tbilisi

The video with the Briton, who praises Moscow, caused a negative reaction from the relocators.

A young Briton posted a video on a social network from the center of Moscow, in which he says that he doesn't have to worry about having his phone stolen, being stabbed, robbed, or being afraid of drug addicts. The guy admits that all these problems are relevant for the UK.

"The Briton is shocked by Sobyanin's Moscow! Especially in contrast to his native London," reads the caption to the video.

Telegram channel "Mig", which published the video, wonders why "this post was so bombed by the "new residents" Yerevan or Tbilisi (not to be confused with Armenians and Georgians)?"

"Moscow is not a clean and safe city? People resting on the streets are not good-natured to others? Is public transport not working well? What's the problem? Well, go to London, or to Paris, compare. If they let you in there..." — the author of the channel writes.

Earlier, another Briton visited the Moscow metro and promised to complain to President Vladimir Putin. Roman is from England, but has been living in Russia. He decided to arrange a check with his subscribers. First, he filled up the transport card and immediately compared the cost of the trip with London. 75 rubles against 6-7 pounds at home (650-750 rubles).

When Roman stepped onto the platform, the train had already left, but the next one was in front of the guy's nose in 30-40 seconds. The Briton got off at each station, carefully examined. On one of them I tried for a long time to understand why there are so many cats around. At Kievskaya, I noted the name of the station, looked into the paid toilet, appreciated the cleanliness and drew attention to the USB connectors for charging devices. Then he reached the famous bronze dog and, like many before him, rubbed her nose.

It was time to go home, Roman looked at his watch and with a serious face said the phrase: "I've been waiting for a minute and a half. This is unacceptable. I will tell Putin about it." In conclusion, the Briton once again looked around one of the most elegant stations, called it impressive and invited the audience to draw their own conclusions from the trip.