<span>The construction of the trans-siberian railroad support Russia's growing cities by providing farmers with the means to transport agricultural products. It has a length of 9289 km achieving as the longest railway in the world connecting Moscow, Russian Far East, Mongolia, China and North Korea.</span>
by providing the means to ship valuable natural resources from Siberia
Explanation:
The Trans-Siberian or simply Trans-Siberian railroad is a rail network connecting European Russia with the provinces of the Russian Far East, Mongolia, China and the Sea of Japan.
It is often associated with the Russian transcontinental convoy connecting hundreds of large and small cities of Russia, both in Europe and Asia. With 9,289 km, covering eight time zones and taking several days to complete a journey, it is the third longest continuous service in the world after the services of the Moscow-Pyongyang lines.
