Ankara: Residents from Syria, Yemen and Iraq will no longer be allowed to buy flights from Turkey to Minsk in the midst of migrant deadlock between Belarus and the European Union, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (SHGM) said on Friday.
The EU said Belarus pushed thousands of parts of the world that escaped from the world to try to cross the border and could impose new sanctions on Belarus and airlines taught migrants immediately after Monday.
Turkey and the Turkish airline flag – the cost has been accused of contributing to the flow of migrants, the allegations have been rejected.
“In connection with the issue of illegal border intersections between the European Union and Belarus, it has been decided for residents from Iraq, Syria and Yemen who want to travel to Belarus from our country airport not to be sold tickets, not permitted on the plane,” Shgm said on Twitter.
Turkey stopped flying Syria, Yemen, Iraq to Belarus in the midst of a migrant crisis
