Soviet-Era Dam Finished, Kogan to Quit | IlNeurone Russian News
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, who has clever ties to his hometown and personally systematic the revival of works in 2005, hailed the opening as a â€historic event.†“I remember good how we initial came here in 2005 to look at it. ... cost an average of 150 billion rubles ($5.29 billion) in damage, according to government statistics, and threatens the city's ancestral center, a UNESCO-listed World Heritage site and home to the 18th-century Hermitage and Winter Palace. ...
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Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, who has strong ties to his hometown and personally ordered the revival of works in 2005, hailed its opening a "historic event". "I remember well how I first came here in 2005 to look at it. ... an average of 150 billion roubles ($5.29 billion) in damage, according to government statistics, and threatens the city's historic centre, a UNESCO-listed World Heritage site and home to the 18th-century Hermitage and Winter Palace. ...
