The Russians, who are in Georgia, it is recommended to go back to 8 July, certain airlines are willing to take them after that date, said correspondents official authorized Deputy Prime Minister Maxim Akimov on the results of the meeting the suspension of flights to the Republic. He noted that currently in Georgia fly six companies: "Aeroflot ", " Win ", S7, Ural airlines, Red Wings and " Nord-Avia ". last night, afterward As Georgia swept demonstrations of disagreement, the Russian President signed a decree banning Russian air carriers flying to this country. The tour operators and travel agents are advised not to sell tickets, and the government is mandated to implement the return of Russian citizens to their homeland. As explained by the press Secretary of the head of the country Dmitry Peskov, it is a necessary restriction, the purpose of which is to ensure the security of Russian citizens. With the normalization of the situation in Georgia, the ban will be lifted, He added. according to the Association of tour operators of Russia, currently in Georgia there are five to seven thousand tourists from Russia and two to three times more independent. The Federal tourism Agency said that tour operators in Georgia left about one and a half thousand people, the number of independent tourists, the Ministry said. The unrest in Tbilisi was launched on 20 June due to the fact that during the opening General session of the Interparliamentary Assembly of Orthodoxy, the head of the organization, the Deputy of the state Duma Sergey Gavrilov sat in the chair of speaker of Parliament. Besides, As He explained himself, to this place he was imprisoned by the Georgian side " according to the Protocol of such events ". The MPs from the opposition left the meeting, the house of Parliament rushed radicals. Later in the city center started the rally, joined by opposing political force to demand the resignation of the government. Special forces dispersed the protesters using tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannons. According to the final data, damaged about 240 people, more than 300 caught. <span style="color:darkgray