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China Completes 690-Foot Tunnel on Railway Designed to Bypass Russia

The 210-meter tunnel marks progress on a project expected to cut transit times by up to eight days, CCTV reported.

China drills its first tunnel for the long-delayed CKU railway, marking a major construction milestone for the Belt and Road trade corridor.

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A significant milestone has been reached in the massive railway project that will connect China to Uzbekistan via Kyrgyzstan. The first tunnel, approximately 210 meters long, has been opened in Kyrgyzstan, and it has been announced that railway construction within the country's borders has reached 17 percent completion.

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The construction of the China-Kyrgystan-Uzbekistan railway reached a symbolic milestone with the completion of the first tunnel. The project aims to create a faster land route to Europe and reduce the dependence of runners crossing Russian territory

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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Yoo Chang-yeop = The first tunnel in the Kyrgyzstan section of the CKU railway construction project, which runs from China through Kyrgyzstan to Uzbekistan, is...

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The aim of the project is to create a faster land route to Europe and reduce dependence on runners crossing Russian territory.

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