Construction of road bridge between Russia, North Korea nearing completion — minister
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Russian Minister Alexander Kozlov announced that the construction of a road bridge across the Tumannaya River connecting Russia and North Korea is nearly complete. The bridge will be approximately 5 km in total length and feature two traffic lanes.
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The construction of the road bridge between Russia and North Korea is nearing completion, with traffic across it to begin soon, said Russian Minister of Natural Resources and Environment, co-chair of the intergovernmental commission on trade, economic,…
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"This year has already been marked by a number of significant events.
Common ground
We are completing the construction of the road bridge across the Tumannaya River, and traffic will begin on it very soon," he said at a reception hosted by North Korea’s embassy to mark the 81st anniversary of Korea’s liberation from Japanese colonial rule.
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Russian Minister Alexander Kozlov announced that the construction of a road bridge across the Tumannaya River connecting Russia and North Korea is nearly complete. The bridge will be approximately 5 km in total length and feature two traffic lanes.
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