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The Russian Embassy reported the sending of passengers from Minsk home

Two charter flights of Turkish airlines bound for Russia were diverted to Minsk

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The Russian Embassy reported the sending of passengers from Minsk home

Two charter flights of Turkish airlines bound for Russia were diverted to Minsk. It happened on Sunday due to restrictions on the reception and release of aircraft at a number of Russian airports imposed to ensure flight safety. This was reported by the press service of the Russian Embassy in Belarus.

Russian diplomats immediately took control of the situation. Passengers were transported to their destination. People went home by bus and rail.

The diplomatic mission confirmed that the Russians returning from Turkey, whose flights were urgently diverted to Minsk due to the attacks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, safely reached home. The Embassy expressed gratitude to the Ministry of Transport of Belarus, Belarusian Railways and Minsk National Airport for their comprehensive assistance and assistance.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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