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Copyright law varies from country to country, as does the enforcement of said laws when it's regarding a copyright registered in a foreign country (ex. China doesn't recognize most US copyrights). Typically, companies will attempt to get the same copyright registered in every country in which they plan on doing business.

Having said that, it's been my experience that YouTube generally errs on the side of caution. If the owner(s) of that Russian show complain to YT about your vids infringing on [his|her|their] copyright, then YT may pull your vids before they even review the situation.

My suggestion is to come up with a unique name, if possible. Throwing your username in front wouldn't hurt either, since it's already unique.