ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月2日 06時38分

High in the Caucasus Mountains, a ski resort is rising on slopes that once teemed with Islamist militants. The Veduchi resort, found in Veduchi, Russia, is a multimillion-dollar development featuring a hotel and spa center, chalets and a helicopter pad. It is the centerpiece of an improbable effort for Russia to ski and snowboard its way out of a long-simmering insurgency. The intention is to create jobs, though even the developer conceded that it might be difficult to convince winter sports enthusiasts of the merits of Chechnya, where Russia brutally repressed an Islamist insurgency and where thousands of militants may be returning from Syria after fighting for the Islamic State. But whatever doubts outsiders might harbor about #Chechnya, locals are enthusiastic, saying the only other living to be made was in sheep herding; Russian skiers, too, seem to be more concerned about the condition and safety of the slopes rather than lawlessness or terrorist attacks. @sergeyponomarev captured this scene while on #nytassignment in Veduchi, Russia. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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