Kutafya Tower
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The Kutafya Tower is a fortification located within the Moscow Kremlin, Russia. It is part of the Kremlin's defensive structure, which historically served as a central fortress in Russian cities. The Moscow Kremlin itself is a triangular complex, with its walls and towers, including the Kutafya Tower, dating back to the late 15th century when Italian architects were invited to redesign it. The Kutafya Tower is situated on the western wall of the Kremlin, connected to the Trinity Tower by a bridge. The Kremlin, as a whole, is a significant historical and governmental complex, serving as the official seat of the Russian government and a symbol of Russian power.123
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