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Russian Package Channel List PS:Russian 90 Channels , Engilsh 91 Channels, Total 181 Channels Russian Package channel list PS:Russian 90 channels , Engilsh 91 channels, total 181 channels channel channel 1 TV XXI 1 HBO HD 2 Detskiy 2 HBO HITS HD 3 Russkij Illusion 3 GOLF HD 4 Illusion + 4 Fox Family HD 5 Zoo Park 5 Fox HD 6 Evrokino 6 Food HD 7 Avto 24 7 Fox Action HD 8 Muzika 8 Discovery HD 9 Dom Kino 9 Nat Geo Wild HD 10 Telecafé 10 Fox Moviesz HD 11 Vremya 11 Fox Sport3 HD 12 Nickelodeon CIS 12 WarnerTV HD 13 Paramount Comedy 13 Star Movies HD 14 Paramount Channel 14 FTV HD 15 U 15 Ten HD 16 Moy Mir promo 16 Movies NOW HD 17 RT Doc HD 17 Sky Net Sports HD 18 Vmeste RF 18 Supersport1 HD 19 Retro 19 Supersport2 HD 20 Mir HD 20 Supersport3 HD 21 TNT 21 Superspore4 HD 22 TV 3 22 Kix HD 23 Telekanal Zvezda 23 NHK HD 24 InterAz 24 NET HD 25 RZD 25 Edge Sports HD 26 Telekanal 2x2(+2h) 26 bein sport1 HD 27 Karusel 27 bein sport 2 HD 28 Europa Plus TV 28 MTV Live HD 29 TNV Planeta 29 Sundance channei HD 30 TRO 30 KBS WORLD 31 Feniks+Kino 31 History 32 Zhivi! 32 Bio Asia 33 Perviy kanal 33 CI Asia 34 Rossiya 1 34 TVE 35 Rossiya 2 35 DIVA 36 5 Kanal 36 TV5 37 Rossiya K 37 DW-TV 38 Rossiya 24 38 France 24 39 OTR 39 Ten Cricket 40 TV Centr 40 Sky Net Sports1 41 STS 41 Sky Net Sports2 42 REN TV 42 Sky Net Sports3 43 Kanal Disney 43 Sky Net Sports4 44 Russkij Extreme 44 Sky Net Sports5 45 Sony Sci-Fi 45 Sky Net Sports6 46 SET Eastern Europe 46 Cartoon Network 47 RT English 47 CNN 48 Viasat Nature East 48 TLC 49 Da Vinci Learning 49 BBC 50 Viasat Explore 50 Disney Channel 51 Zdorovoe TV 51 Cinemax 52 Usadba 52 Eurosport 53 Domashnie Zhivotnye 53 AXN 54 Psikhologiya 21 54 Star World 55 Voprosy i Otvety 55 CNBC 56 A-One 56 Disney jr Asia 57 Tochka TV 57 Australia 58 Draiv 58 Bioomberg 59 TV Bakhoristan 59 Nat Geo Craphic 60 Jahonnamo 60 Animel Planet 61 24 Dok 61 Nickelodeon 62 24 Techno 62 Animax 63 astoyashee strashnoe tv 63 Fox News 64 Mat i Ditya 64 Fox Sports 65 Multimania 65 ASN 66 TNT Comedy 66 Fight Sports 67 Cartoon Network 67 Discovery sci 68 Nat Geo Wild Russia 68 Star Sports 69 Top Shop 69 H2 70 Eurosport 70 Lifetime Asia 71 Eurosport 2 71 Ev2 7 TV 1000 Action 72 E! 73 TV 1000 East 73 Sky News 74 TV 1000 Russkoe Kino 74 Channel m 75 NTV 75 FX Asia 76 Fashion TV 76 Fox Crime Asia 77 Fox Russia 77 DMAX Southeast 78 Fox Life 78 Universal Channrl 79 RBK TV 79 Comedy Central 80 360°Podmoskove HD 80 BBC Enterainment 81 3645 L28000 Ru TV 81 BBC CBeebies 82 Raz TV 82 Travel Channel 83 TV Centr Dal'nii Vostok 83 bein sport1 84 Nau TV 84 bein sport2 85 Yaslyk 85 Aljazeera IN 86 Pyatnitsa! 86 Star Utsav 87 Okhota i Rybalka 87 HUM TV 88 Belarus 24 88 Geo New 89 Moskva 24 89 ETV ENC B 90 Moskva Doverie 90 Raitalia Asia 91 91 RTR Russia .
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