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Gold the Crescent: in Kazani, They Don't Want to Return the Two-Headed Eagle to the Tower of Sümbika.

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A semi-month, which was installed in 1991, was removed from the Sumbique Tower in the Casan Kremlin, and the Muslim symbol was brought there on a wave of nationalism supported by the Republic authorities, but it is not planned to restore the historical image of the tower at this time; the crescent will soon be returned...
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Gold the Crescent: in Kazani, They Don't Want to Return the Two-Headed Eagle to the Tower of Sümbika.

A semi-month, which was installed in 1991, was removed from the Sumbique Tower in the Casan Kremlin, and the Muslim symbol was brought there on a wave of nationalism supported by the Republic authorities, but it is not planned to restore the historical image of the tower at this time; the crescent will soon be returned...

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EADaily broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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