Japanese cargo on the way to Europe via Trans-Siberian railways
Trans-Siberian route
Backed by Russian subsidies, a new container train carrying Japanese cargo departed for Europe on 18 November, using the Trans-Siberian railways. The train, which left from the Russian port of Vladivostok, is now headed for Brest/Malaszewicze. Here, the containers will get loaded onto a narrow-gauge train and reach destinations that include Poland, Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium.
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