Russian Bullet Train to Cut Travel Time Between Moscow and St. Petersburg to 2 Hours
Thursday, 7 August 2025 () Russia’s first high-speed rail line between Moscow and St. Petersburg has been officially included in the capital’s transport development map for 2026–2030, according to the High-Speed Rail Information Center. "The inclusion of the high-speed railway in the future layout of the Moscow Metro highlights the project's strategic importance in shaping a modern, convenient, and accessible transportation system that ensures rapid regional connectivity," the center stated. Officials emphasized that the Moscow–St. Petersburg high-speed line marks a major step toward building a national high-speed rail network, expected to eventually serve up to 80% of the Russian population.
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