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Russia is a great country and occupies 1/6 of the world's land surface. But Internet and computers serve only a few percent of Russia's population.

International letters stream to Russia and back through the Capital of Russia -- Moscow. Usually a snail letter from America reaches the center of Russia -- Krasnoyarsk -- in 14 to 18 days.

From Krasnoyarsk, it usually takes 21 - 28 days to reach the United States. Via our Delivery Service you can shorten the period of delivery to less than 1 week.

You can send a letter, telegram or postcard to your friends and relatives directly in RUSSIAN! Or you can choose 'Translation into Russian & Delivery' service.

If you wish get a reply in English -- Choose 'Delivery & Translation & Get Reply' service. Time -- is more than just money.

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