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  "publishedAt": "2026-05-15T15:20:00.000Z",
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  "textContent": "The Moscow Metro marks its 91st anniversary on May 15, continuing its transformation from a single subway line into one of the world's largest and most advanced urban rail systems. Since the opening of the first Sokolnicheskaya Line in 1935, the network has grown into the backbone of Moscow's transport infrastructure, integrated with the Moscow Central Circle (MCC) and the Moscow Central Diameters (MCD).\nMoscow Metro Expands Across the Megacity\n\nToday, nine out of 10 Moscow residents live within walking distance of a metro, MCC or MCD station. More than eight million passenger trips take place on the metro every working day, making it the most popular form of transport in the Russian capital.\nSince 2010, the number of stations has increased from 182 to 306, including MCC stations. Authorities have built or reconstructed 127 stations in just over a decade — a pace that would have taken around 40 years during the Soviet era.",
  "title": "Moscow Metro Turns 91: 306 Stations, Biometric Payments and the World’s Longest Metro Ring"
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