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Este sitio es increible! 
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Russia WW2 Ruins
come visit me
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HongchaSensei_Travel
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Me encantan estos sitios, voy a ver el video!
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Hello @HongchaSensei
And welcome to local guides connect 
I want to let you know that I just merged your both posts at one place, because both posts are covering similar topics.
Moreover, I would suggest to follow what @NareshDarji share with you, which are are so much useful links.
All the best for your next posts 
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Hello @KashifMisidia
Thank you so much for your kind guidance. I have also confirmed that the posts have been merged.
I will strive to create even better posts in the future. 
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Hello @NareshDarji
This location is Vladivostok, Russia, which is close to Japan. During World War II, many fortresses and bunkers were built to defend against Japanese attacks.
Some of them, as seen in the photos, have been abandoned, while others are maintained as museums.
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Hola @HUMBERTO_V
Me alegra que lo hayas sentido así. Este lugar no es solo una simple reliquia, sino un espacio histórico que guarda innumerables historias. Muchas gracias.
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Desconocía este lugar, se ve como un lugar muy estratégico para controlar Japón! 
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