Russia opens railway communication with Belarus, air communication with Azerbaijan and Armenia
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed documents on the opening of railway communication with Belarus, increasing the number of flights to Minsk and the resumption of air communication with Azerbaijan and Armenia.
The decision was made on the presentation of the operational headquarters for the prevention of the importation and spread of a new coronavirus infection.
From February 8, 2021, mutual passenger rail service will open with Belarus on the route Minsk-Moscow-Minsk and on the route Moscow-Kaliningrad, Kaliningrad-St. Petersburg, trains will stop in Minsk.
From February 8, on a reciprocal basis, the number of regular Moscow-Minsk flights will increase from 3 to 5 per week, Rostov-on-Don and St. Petersburg-Minsk flights from each airport will start on a mutual basis.
From February 8, the number of regular flights to Kyrgyzstan, the Moscow-Bishkek route will increase from 1 flight to 3 flights per week.
It was decided to resume international flights with Azerbaijan (Moscow-Baku, 2 flights per week) and Armenia (Moscow-Yerevan, 4 flights per week) from February 15, 2021.
Source: atorus
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