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The Kremlin is one of the two Wonders of the 
Modern Age.
Effects[]
- Wonder of the World: 6
wonder point(s). - Raises your Commerce Limit for Food, Timber, Metal, and Oil by 200.
- Increases the attrition damage inflicted on unsupplied enemy units in your territory by 100%.
- Spies are created instantly.
- Gain the use of an extra Spy unit which does not count against your Population Limit and is rebuilt for free whenever it is killed.
Conquer the World[]
When the Kremlin is held in your empire but not present in the current battle:
- Raises your Commerce Limit for Food, Timber, Metal, and Oil by 200.
- Increases the attrition damage inflicted on unsupplied enemy units in your territory by 100%.
Trivia[]
- Note that the in-game Kremlin doesn't look like the actual Kremlin, but instead is a model of the St. Basil's Cathedral. This is probably because aesthetics-wise, St Basil's Cathedral tends to be the most recognizable landmark in the vicinity of the Kremlin of Moscow.
- The same mistake of making Kremlin look like Saint Basil's Cathedral was made in Civilization IV and, though to a lesser degree, in Civilization V as well, both released subsequently.[1]
- The Kremlin is one of the four wonders that produces units and can create a Rally Point; the others are the Terra Cotta Army, the Forbidden City, and the Red Fort.
- Despite so, it is one of the two wonders among the aforementioned four that units cannot garrison within, the other being the Terra Cotta Army.
- The Soviets begin with the Kremlin in the Cold War Campaign.
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