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Is it safe to travel to Turkey?
Guys I want to go to Istanbul in the near future for a month. Due to the situation in the world, isn't it dangerous? There have been terrorist attacks in Turkey recently. Do you have friends who have recently been there, or are there now?
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to be honest, I don’t understand the meaning of the question ... You yourself write that there were terrorist attacks ... even if they answer you that their friends were recently in Istanbul, and the vacation was wonderful, or at the moment they are there in a state of complete relaxation - Will it calm you down? some commentators will advise you not to take risks, others will say "to be afraid of wolves - do not go into the forest" ... in the end, the choice is only yours ... who can give you guarantees?
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answered 9 years ago
I understand everything, BUT! I don’t know what is happening in the country itself, what is the attitude of the Turks towards the Russians at the moment, what is the internal situation in general, are there any unrest there. This is what I would like to know
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answered 9 years ago
In the country itself, that is, in the hinterland, perhaps the Russians were never heard of at all. The resorts are crying for Russian tourists. But you are going to Istanbul, where political passions are running high. You obviously won't be happy there.
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answered 9 years ago
Yes, there are normal relations between Turks and Russians. It's not about the relationship, but about the increasing number of terrorist attacks. Of course, even at home a brick can fall on your head, but if it is possible not to go to Turkey yet or avoid at least Istanbul, Ankara and the southeast of the country, I would not go. It is one thing when district police stations are blown up, and another thing is Sultanahmet and Istiklal, where there are solid tourists.
I personally decided for myself that I would not die if I did not visit Turkey this summer.
I personally decided for myself that I would not die if I did not visit Turkey this summer.
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answered 9 years ago
So it's dangerous:
- go to Turkey (there are terrorist attacks)
- go to Europe (terrorist attacks and migrants)
- go to Israel (acts of terrorism)
- go to Dubai (the plane crashed - there are more victims than in the terrorist attacks in Turkey)
- fly to Rostov (see above)
I will say this, there are such people - hysterics, for whom it is dangerous everywhere and it is better to sit at home and watch TV.
If you look at the number of deaths from murders per 1,000,000 people, then Turkey is no more dangerous than Moscow. I would go. Well, yes, the most crowded places during rush hour are best avoided, and this is enough to be safe.
I am now writing from Europe, one of the largest cities in Germany. I don't see migrants. On arrival, in order to save 2.75, I walked with a suitcase on foot through the entire morning city, there were homeless people of a purely European appearance at the station and in tourist places. Of the antisocial personalities, I met only 2 drunken German teenagers who showed me a machine for counting cyclists near the bike path, and for some time we twisted his testimony, passing near him. All.
- go to Turkey (there are terrorist attacks)
- go to Europe (terrorist attacks and migrants)
- go to Israel (acts of terrorism)
- go to Dubai (the plane crashed - there are more victims than in the terrorist attacks in Turkey)
- fly to Rostov (see above)
I will say this, there are such people - hysterics, for whom it is dangerous everywhere and it is better to sit at home and watch TV.
If you look at the number of deaths from murders per 1,000,000 people, then Turkey is no more dangerous than Moscow. I would go. Well, yes, the most crowded places during rush hour are best avoided, and this is enough to be safe.
I am now writing from Europe, one of the largest cities in Germany. I don't see migrants. On arrival, in order to save 2.75, I walked with a suitcase on foot through the entire morning city, there were homeless people of a purely European appearance at the station and in tourist places. Of the antisocial personalities, I met only 2 drunken German teenagers who showed me a machine for counting cyclists near the bike path, and for some time we twisted his testimony, passing near him. All.
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answered 9 years ago
Let's all come to us, to the Urals, to the lakes! We do not have terrorist attacks (thank God!). There is no point. Even blow everything up, they won't hear in Moscow.
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answered 9 years ago
And there is no invasion of migrants, they are cold here. )))
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answered 9 years ago
well, lenacherry1 - this is what I wrote to you about ... and this, I think, is just the beginning)) by the way, there was already a similar forum ... so, everything is predictable ...
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answered 9 years ago
Look at the latest xeops entries, his personal experience. But it's up to you to decide.
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answered 9 years ago
Only you will have to decide. Dangerous everywhere. But the Turks have a good attitude towards the Russians. Ordinary people share politics and ordinary citizens. I would go. She lived the whole revolution in Sharm, more than once at that time she went to Cairo (the photo next to the tank remained as a keepsake). And the mass media hysteria at that time showed how people can twist facts for the sake of hot news.
But no one anywhere will give you a 100% guarantee of your safety.
But no one anywhere will give you a 100% guarantee of your safety.
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answered 9 years ago