POV: You live in Russia by crime rate (Mr. Incredible becoming uncanny)

Adygea — 61.8 Arkhangelsk — 101.5 Astrakhan — 92.4 Bashkortostan — 82.5 Belgorod — 66.3 Bryansk — 73.8 Chechen Republic — 39.9 Chuvashia — 81.7 Dagestan — 48.6 Ingushetia — 42.2 Ivanovo — 72.8 Kabardino-Balkaria — 55.7 Kaliningrad — 104.6 Kalmykia — 92.9 Kaluga — 68.8 Karachay-Cherkessia — 92.3 Karelia — 115.0 Kirov — 87.9 Komi — 98.7 Kostroma — 74.4 Krasnodar Krai — 84.9 Kursk — 68.6 Leningrad — 71.8 Lipetsk — 68.9 Mari El — 87.2 Mordovia — 81.1 Moscow — 70.8 Moscow City — 70.8 Murmansk — 115.0 Nenets Autonomous Okrug — 115.0 Nizhny Novgorod — 89.1 North Ossetia–Alania — 92.0 Novgorod — 88.4 Oryol — 72.9 Penza — 83.9 Pskov — 103.8 Rostov — 84.1 Ryazan — 60.9 Saint Petersburg — 72.5 Samara — 95.2 Saratov — 86.0 Smolensk — 74.9 Stavropol Krai — 84.4 Tambov — 68.7 Tatarstan — 80.7 Tula — 70.9 Tver — 102.8 Udmurtia — 88.4 Ulyanovsk — 84.0 Vladimir — 70.5 Vologda — 101.9 Volgograd — 91.4 Voronezh — 69.9 Yaroslavl — 72.0 --------------------- Amur — 92.8 Altai — 109.6 Altai Krai — 96.5 Buryatia — 90.7 Chelyabinsk — 86.9 Chukotka Autonomous Okrug — 112.4 Irkutsk — 104.2 Jewish Autonomous — 98.8 Kamchatka Krai — 111.2 Kemerovo — 101.6 Khakassia — 100.4 Khabarovsk Krai — 93.6 Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug — 82.7 Kurgan — 97.9 Magadan — 113.8 Novosibirsk — 89.5 Omsk — 91.7 Orenburg — 85.3 Perm Krai — 96.8 Primorsky Krai — 95.4 Sakha (Yakutia) — 106.7 Sakhalin — 112.9 Sverdlovsk — 84.8 Tomsk — 99.1 Tyumen — 80.9 Tuva — 110.5 Zabaykalsky Krai — 114.2 Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug — 83.6 Krasnoyarsk Krai — 100.8 Serious crime rates in Russia have reached multi-year highs largely due to the social and systemic fallout from the war in Ukraine, an influx of weapons, and shifting domestic legal policies Source: The Moscow Times Центр протидії дезінформації The Jamestown Foundation Requested by: @noranis_gov