with their passports can easily visit 173 countries one country less available with passports usa denmark belgiumd five more countries russian passport lost weight last year. he ranked thirty-fourth in this thirty-eighth. although the number of countries where you can go with a russian passport without a visa or with a visa on arrival for the year increased from 109 to 123. although, of course, the rating takes into account only formal restrictions and does not take into account the fact that, for example, russians can get a schengen visa. now, at least longer and more difficult, but in last place in terms of travel opportunities is the passport of afghanistan yegor yegor where are you? i'm here. yes , thanks to denis with the economic review. uk government at christmas going to engage in the military. as firefighters and paramedics in return, striking representatives of these professions against the backdrop of record inflation, the country has been swept by a real epidemic of strikes and labor improvement protests, and literally everything from transport workers to border guards is demanding pa

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