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members of the band rescheduled planned tour around Russian cities and stayed in Kyiv.
The tournament, which will be played at 12 stadiums in 11 Russian cities, ends on July 15.
Belgorod has repeatedly occupied the first place in terms of cleanliness and amenities among Russian cities with a population of 100 to 500 thousand people.
To open the scheduled hotels«Hermitage» among the Russian cities is now a priority deals with Moscow and Kazan.
All flights to Russian cities from domestic terminals will be transferred to international sectors of Russian airports.
It was decided to set the date of the monument to Alexander II in major Russian cities.
radio fun children can enjoy the kids in more than 20 Russian cities.
Tatar forces were approaching Moscow, committing Russian cities and settlements to flames and destruction, exterminating local dwellers.
It flies mainly between Russian cities but also has destinations in Armenia and Georgia.
In contrast to many other closed Russian cities, there are no research institutes,
The train shortened the journey from the Russian cities of Odessa, Kiev,
Unlike other Russian cities, St.-Petersburg used to become an object of philosophical reflections,
According to the statistics of the Maxim federal taxi ordering service, more and more women in the Russian cities choose working for a taxi company as their occupation.
who promise to put trucks along the roads of major Russian cities.
in comparison with Russian cities, was in the second last place in terms of the purchasing power of the population.
Selective sorting exists only in about a hundred Russian cities and most waste has been accumulating for decades in increasingly polluting landfills.
Russian cities will host 32 national teams on their football arenas,
and other Russian cities.
Opposition leader Alexei Navalny has called for protests in 20 Russian cities on July 1.
which were established in larger Russian cities in the 1920s with the purpose of selling goods to foreigners.