Additional electric trains launched in the direction of the Sochi mountain cluster
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Additional electric trains launched in the direction of the Sochi mountain cluster

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12-05-2022
 
In the direction of the mountain cluster, the train will depart from the Imeretinsky Kurort station at 20:10, arriving at the Olympic Village station at 20:15, Esto-Sadok at 20:48, and at Rosa Khutor station at 20:55. In the opposite direction, departure from Rosa Khutor station is scheduled for 21:05, arrival at Esto-Sadok station - at 21:13, Olympic Village - 21:45. Arrival at the Imeretinskiy Kurort station at 21:50.
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