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They still primarily use the Rubles but in major city areas they do use the Euro- there especially more established tourist areas St. Petersburg and Moscow primarily in Hotels and upper establishments (tourist attractions and restaurants that cater to tourists).
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∙ 13y agoThe base unit is the ruble, with 100 kopek equalling one ruble.
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