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I would just say "tseluyu tibya" (stress on the first "u"; stress on the final "a"). It just means "kiss you". It's used by boyfriends/girlfriends, husbands/wives when they're saying goodbye on the telephone, or signing off on an email to each other.

Russians wouldn't say "hugs and kisses" I think

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