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Exactly one week has passed since a Russian plane crashed in the Sinai Peninsula，... killing all on board.
Following on the heels on Britain and other European nations，... Russia has halted flights to Egypt as reports continue to suggest that a bomb brought the plane down.
Shin Se－min reports.
Vladimir Putin has suspended all Russian flights to Egypt as a security measure and instructed the government to secure the repatriation of all 45－thousand Russian citizens in the north African country.
Putin ordered the move on the recommendation of Moscow′s intelligence chief.
″Until we determine the actual causes of what happened， I believe it is reasonable to suspend flights of Russian aviation to Egypt， and it applies first of all to the touristic channel.″
The suspension covers all parts of Egypt，… a more sweeping halt than the one previously announced by Britain，… which only grounded flights to the resort town of Sharm el－Sheikh.
Putin′s decision could have a disastrous effect on Egypt′s economy，... which is so heavily dependent on tourism.
Roughly a third of tourists who travel to Egypt each year come from Russia.
The new arrangements could also be a sign that Russia may be close to accepting the theory that Islamic State militants or an affiliate of IS planted a bomb on the plane in response to Russia wading into the Syria conflict six weeks ago.
From the outset，... IS has claimed responsibility for the crash.
However officially at least the Kremlin continues to stress that it′s too early to say for sure.
A spokesman for the Kremlin says flights to Egypt will remain suspended until the required level of industry safety had been reached.
He added that Russian authorities have been ordered to cooperate with Cairo in meeting the standards.
More than one week has passed since the Metrojet plane was scattered across the Sinai，... but the investigation is still ongoing.
However，... as the days tick by，... it seems Moscow seems more open to the idea，... first raised by Britain and then the United States， that a bomb may have brought down the plane，... killing all two－hundred－24 passengers and crew.
Shin Se－min， Arirang News.