According to "Rossiyskaya Gazeta" and "Moscow Evening News" on January 8, since January 5, Russia's Moscow Sheremetyevo International Airport and Vnukov Airport have begun to implement the new rules, which prohibit passengers from carrying any liquids on board the plane. 　According to the report, since January 5, Moscow Sheremetyevo International Airport and Vnukov Airport prohibit passengers from bringing any liquids on board. The prohibited liquids mainly include alcoholic beverages, watery food, watery hygiene products, cosmetics, paints and gel medicines.

After the implementation of the new rules, passengers who need to carry these items can only check in. However, there are special circumstances, for example, the necessary children's food can be brought on board after confirmation by the airport staff, and the patient can bring medication on board after presenting a doctor's certificate and obtaining the consent of the airport staff.

It is reported that this is not the first time that Russia tightened? The policy of carrying liquids on airplanes?

While some airports in the south of the country, in addition to Moscow's two airports, have begun enforcing this new rule, most airports in Russia have yet to do so, such as Domodedovo, one of Moscow's three major airports.

There are reports that the new rules are being implemented to improve security in Russia before and during the Sochi Winter Olympics.