Russia
- Arkhangelsk - Αρχάγγελος /aɾˈxaŋɟelos/
- Moskva - Μόσχα /ˈmosxa/
- Rostov na Donu - Ρόστοφ στον Ντον /ˈrostof ston ˈnton/
- Sankt Peterburg - Αγία Πετρούπολη /aˈʝia peˈtɾupoli/
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