Blizzard 'devour' Siberia city in the cold of -50 degrees Celsius

A huge, empty blizzard like a tsunami, swept into the city of Krasnoyarsk in Siberia in the cold of -50 degrees Celsius, blanketing all houses and roads.

After flooding into the city, the blizzard covered the entire houses and roads.

RT on 11/11 posted a video of a giant snowstorm , which looks like a tsunami, spilling into Siberia's third-largest city in Russia, during which time the region was fighting. cold down below -50 degrees C.

On Russian social network VK, the video attracted tens of thousands of views, with comments expressing astonishment at the power of nature. After flooding into the city, the blizzard covered the entire houses and roads.

Krasnoyarsk has a population of nearly one million people. The city is an important focal point of the Trans-Siberian railway and is one of the most vibrant economic and financial centers in East Siberia as well as the whole Russian Far East.

The area is also home to the world's leading aluminum and gold reserves.