
The Moscow metro station "Bratevo" will be opened in 2012 and will continue the Zamoskvoretskaya line after the Krasnogvardeiskaya station and, thus, will become the end station. This was reported by Interfax from the words of the deputy mayor of Moscow Vladimir Resin.
According to Resin, now on the site where the station will be erected. The work on the preparation of the territory and the transfer of communications have been deployed. According to Resin, the Bratevo station will continue the metro line from the Krasnogvardeiskaya station.
Recall that the plan for the construction of the station was approved under the mayor of Yuri Luzhkov. According to the plan in 2012, work will begin on the construction of Suvorov Square on the Ring Line between Novoslobodskaya and Mira Avenue, Spartak station on the Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya line (between Tushino and Schukinskaya) and Vykhinino’s distillation-Zhulebino on the same line, as well as the Technopark station on Zamoskvoretskaya Velka. Spartak station was built back in 1975, but its opening was discontinued due to the changed plans regarding the development of the airfield in Tushino, under which it is located.
In addition, for 2012, three stations were planned on the Maryina Roshcha-Petrovsko-Razumovskaya section and three more stations on the Upper Likhobors section-Seligerskaya on the Lublin-Dmitrov line. The total length of the site under construction will be 8.93 kilometers.
Since 2012, the construction of six stations on the third transplant circuit on the business center - Khodynskoye Field with two transfers and two stations with two transfers in the Khodynskoye field - Nizhny Maslovka will begin. Also conceived the time of two stations on the Butovskaya Light Metro line-“Bitsevsky Park” (“Novasynevskaya” and “Lesoparkovaya”, which will connect the branch with the Kaluga-Riga line.
The capital's authorities plan to build seven stations on the Ramenki section-Borovskoye Shosse-Novo-Peredelkino and the Solntsevo depot on the Kalinin-Solntsevskaya line of the Moscow Metro.