More than 10 billion people are transferred to russia by buses, trolleybuses and trams. Plus 3 billion on the metro and more than a billion on suburban Rail Transport and this despite the fact that in the last decade we are experiencing a real boom in the growth in the number of private cars and the popularity of public transport. Mostly in big cities. Decreased noticeably, but this trend is now gradually changing. More and more people prefer public transport, as it is faster, more affordable and more economical, of course. This occurs predominantly in cities where all modes of transport are competently linked into a single system of a convenient , demanded life, such an example, even a standard , can certainly be said to be the capital of russia , moscow Russian Railways must be said that this is the exhibition itself. Well, what is being done in moscow is unconditional. All this impresses and not only with largescale prospects, but most importantly with the real visible achievements
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, the average working day has increased; well tell you who works the most in business news. About the main thing, for this minute, in the studio ilya fedorovtsev, hello. The russian army is pushing back the enemy in the western direction of the special operation. Sergey shaigu reported this today, speaking at a Conference Call with the leadership of the armed forces. According to the head of the ministry of defense, military personnel are building on the success achieved after. To emerging threats, Sergei Shaigu said this when speaking about building up nato capabilities near russian borders. The minister emphasized that in response to joining the alliance with finland and sweden, groups in the northwestern and western directions have been strengthened. A militaryadministrative division of the country has been established, where the corresponding territories are assigned to military districts. All this, by according to shaigu, it will significantly increase the efficiency of troop cont
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