Russia has resumed international flights with Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, and the Malpes, according to Reuters.
A government order published on Thursday showed that Moscow had authorized three flights a week to Cairo, as well as two flights a week to Dubai and to the Malpes's Velana International Airport.
Moscow grounded most international flights in late March to slow the spread of Covid-19. Moscow gradually lifted travel restrictions to Britain, Turkey, Switzerland, and Tanzania starting in August.
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The decree, signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, states that air travel with Egypt, the UAE and the Malpes will resume “on a reciprocal basis.” It means that the three countries will need to accept Russian citizens in order for Moscow to accept theirs.
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