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Conducted a small investigation. Of course, it has no relation to the declared tags, but I would solve the problem as follows.
Use the link -
We take as the word for the query -
Russia- we will attribute at the very endGet (download) page -
We retrieve the form reference from the page code (we, for example, need the first one) -
https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Fupload. 2529.svg.png & imgrefurl = https% 3A% 2F% 2Fen.wikipedia.org% 2Fwiki% 2FRussia & docid = mfXGovdbdkbfSM & tbnid = 3jNUwOHcizThGM% 3A & vet = 10ahUKEwjJjKiEvebXAhVIQJoKHRZXALkQMwg7KAAwAA..i & w = 600 & h = 349 & hl = ru & bih = 935 & biw = 1920 & q = russia & ved = 0ahUKEwjJjKiEvebXAhVIQJoKHRZXALkQMwg7KAAwAA & iact = mrc & uact = 8
Follow this link and get (download) the following page -
Extract the link from the code with the end of the image format -
She is part of the link to step 4. There you can cut it off, return slashes and other special characters, for example, replacing %2F with / .
You can retrieve links using a regular program or special programs like TextPipe .


