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A large, intricately carved stone cross monument stands on a paved plaza in front of a building. The cross is made of red stone with a circular motif at its base. Three smaller, rectangular stone carvings depicting churches are situated above the cross. The monument has a plaque beneath the cross with Cyrillic writing in Russian. The inscription reads, "To the joyous event of the reconstruction of the Church of Christ the Savior from the first throne of the Armenian Apostolic Church in a sign of brotherly love in Christ." The date 2008 is engraved below the inscription. The monument is located at 55.745, 37.606, on the grounds of the Armenian Apostolic Church of Moscow, Russia. The monument is situated in front of a multi-story building with large windows. The building appears to be a modern office or residential structure. The sky is blue and clear. The photo was likely taken on a bright, sunny day. The monument is a symbol of the strong ties between the Armenian and Russian Orthodox churches.
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