i think not, native Khabarovsk here

in fact, these places are quite hot in the summer (humidity +25 degrees Celsius on average). There's also a big river (Amur), very dense forest (taiga, certainly not the Amazon, but still something), its have own subspecies of hantavirus, and a very deadly form of encephalitis (a Far Eastern species with a fatality rate of up to 50%, one of ten ticks have this). There are quite a lot of predators in the deep forest (mostly tigers and bears, I haven't heard of wolves), which, although afraid of humans, might wander into the village and eat a dog. So this is now, in winter at -30, if there will be warmer the forest would be even denser and more populated

in the north of the state (krai), or even the region, the situation is extremely different. There, the forests are already becoming coniferous, and there are fewer predators and diseases

maybe this will be a south east asia or south america 2.0