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Russian diplomats travel on railway trolley, why? | Oneinduia News

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Russian diplomats travel on railway trolley, why? | Oneinduia News

Russian diplomats travel on railway trolley, why? | Oneinduia News

Russian diplomats had to take the long way home after months of being stranded in North Korea as it closed its borders and suspended flights to keep Coronavirus at bay.

Eight emplyees of the Russian Embassy and their families began their journey by train, then bus and finally they had to push themselves on a railway trolley.

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