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Мухаммад Вали :
чанд сум боша ака чавоб тиен
2026-08-30 07:38:41
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2026-08-30 07:36:02
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Зур бдай 👍👍
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2026-08-30 07:58:45
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марам дорум
2026-08-30 07:34:43
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К А В Г TJ :
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2026-08-30 05:28:41
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2026-08-30 06:13:50
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2026-08-30 05:27:52
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2026-08-30 07:40:14
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![Longest High-Speed Railway Networks (1965–2026)—[ Part 2 ] This video shows how high-speed rail networks expanded from 1965 to 2026. The revolution began in 1964 when Shinkansen launched between Tokyo and Osaka, becoming the world’s first true bullet train system. In the 1980s, TGV helped France become a global leader in fast rail travel. Soon countries like Germany, Italy, and Spain built their own high-speed lines. The biggest transformation came in the 2000s when China rapidly expanded its rail system, creating the world’s largest high-speed railway network with trains reaching speeds up to 350 km/h. By 2026, high-speed rail became a major part of global transportation, connecting cities faster than ever before. Which country has your favorite high-speed train? #HighSpeedRail #Shinkansen #China #BulletTrain #DataVisualization](/video/cover/7637877257276624150.webp)
