Decay and hopelessness: a Russian woman went to a popular resort in Russia and got a shock

Novorossiysk in terrorist Russia, located in the Krasnodar Territory and bordering the Black Sea, has shocked one tourist. She described the popular resort as "decay and hopelessness," and accused the city's largest hotel, the Brigantine, of attempting to poison herself.

According to the Russian woman, she and her family vacationed in Novorossiysk for six days, but did not have a positive experience. The traveler shared her bad experience with the media and urged her fellow citizens not to repeat her mistakes.

A family stayed in a seemingly decent hotel where they were nearly poisoned. One day they were served bread with mold, and the next day they were served cutlets made of rotten meat.

An angry tourist rushed to find out how the kitchen was cooking, but her inspection yielded nothing.

"But the worst part is that no one believed me and didn't even apologize for the rotten meat. Unfortunately, it all ended in lost nerves and my tears," the Russian woman complained.

Describing the city, she said the resort looked gloomy and depressing. Walking through the streets of Novorossiysk, which is considered one of the most popular tourist destinations in Russia, the family dreamed of going to Sochi sooner rather than later.

"You can feel some kind of decay and hopelessness. The waterfront is big and beautiful. But for some reason, even the Sochi embankment, even if it's old and has holes in the pavement, seems prettier to me than the cold and deserted embankment of Novorossiysk," the tourist concluded.

Earlier, OBOZ.UA wrote that one of the citizens of the terrorist state arrived in Oslo, Norway, where he was going to exchange euros for the local currency. However, the Russian was denied a money transaction after seeing his passport.

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