As the publication clarifies, the restrictions may affect charter and regular flights, but they will not affect cargo and passenger, "export" flights.
On April 9, RIA Novosti, also citing a source, reported that at a meeting of the operational headquarters for the fight against coronavirus, no decisions were made on the issue of limiting flights to Turkey, but this could happen on Monday, April 12.
According to RBC, the meeting on this issue was held with the participation of the operational headquarters and the Federal Air Transport Agency, the Ministry of Transport and Rospotrebnadzor.
Earlier, the head of Rospotrebnadzor Anna Popova noted that most of the mutated strains of coronavirus were brought to Russia from Turkey.
According to her, a sharp complication of the epidemiological situation is recorded in this country.
Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin instructed to reduce the risks of importing new strains of infection into the country from other states.