Sanskrit, in the UN, is recognized as the mother of all languages, even according to official historical science, it was already in writing 3500 years ago, that is, it was at that time that the Vedas were written in this language. Currently, the best and most efficient computer algorithms are created in this ancient language.
But few people know that Sanskrit has Russian roots. The question immediately arises, why not vice versa? In India, although Sanskrit is included in 22 official languages, it is practically not spoken anymore, but in Russia it is spoken to this day, which is an indicator of native speakers of the language. This is evidenced by the statement of the Sanskritologist Durga Prasad Shastri at a conference in the Indian city of Ghaziabad in February 1964 that Russian and Sanskrit are two languages in the world that are similar to each other like no others.
Durga Prasad Shastri.
According to his recollections, when he was in a Moscow hotel, he was given the keys and named number 234, he fell into a slight stupor, not realizing whether he was in Moscow or Benares or Ujjain in their classical period, somewhere two thousand years ago. After two weeks in Moscow, the Sanskritologist told his translator that he no longer needed his services, since he perfectly understood the slightly modified form of Sanskrit (Russian speech).
In his monograph "By the Roads of the Gods" the Russian writer Yuri Petukhov, on the basis of his thorough linguistic and mythological analysis of Indo-European ethnic groups, tracks the development and comes to the roots of the origin of the entire Indo-European community of Rus-Boreals. The book is on the Internet, all those interested can familiarize themselves.
Yuri Petukhov.
About the similarity of phonetics, the same words of Russian and Sanskrit, everyone who is interested in this topic will be able to find more detailed information on thematic sites. The article was written for the purpose of acquaintance and one more confirmation of the distortion of the history of mankind.