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New lines and 23 stations: how the metro will develop in Moscow in the next three years. In the years 2027-2029, it is planned to build more than 50 km of metro lines and three electrical depots in Moscow. Mayor Sergey Sobyanin announced this. Work will continue on three lines: Rubalvo-Arkhangelsk - they plan to open five new stations in 2027. Biryulevskaya - the metro will reach Biryulyovo Western and Biryulyovo Eastern for the first time. Troitskaya - the southern section will stretch from Komonarka to Troitsk. Gulyanovo and Yuzhny stations will also be opened on existing lines. 4 trillion rubles will be allocated to the development of the capital's transportation system in the next three years.

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New lines and 23 stations: how the metro will develop in Moscow in the next three years. In the years 2027-2029, it is planned to build more than 50 km of metro lines and three electrical depots in Moscow. Mayor Sergey Sobyanin announced this. Work will continue on three lines: Rubalvo-Arkhangelsk - they plan to open five new stations in 2027. Biryulevskaya - the metro will reach Biryulyovo Western and Biryulyovo Eastern for the first time. Troitskaya - the southern section will stretch from Komonarka to Troitsk. Gulyanovo and Yuzhny stations will also be opened on existing lines. 4 trillion rubles will be allocated to the development of the capital's transportation system in the next three years.

New lines and 23 stations: how the metro will develop in Moscow in the next three years. In the years 2027-2029, it is planned to build more than 50 km of metro lines and three electrical depots in Moscow. Mayor Sergey Sobyanin announced this. Work will continue on three lines: Rubalvo-Arkhangelsk - they plan to open five new stations in 2027. Biryulevskaya - the metro will reach Biryulyovo Western and Biryulyovo Eastern for the first time. Troitskaya - the southern section will stretch from Komonarka to Troitsk. Gulyanovo and Yuzhny stations will also be opened on existing lines. 4 trillion rubles will be allocated to the development of the capital's transportation system in the next three years.

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