Medvedev and Rublev already have an exit plan in place. The plan is to drive to Oman, where a private plane will be waiting to fly them out of the conflict zone on Tuesday morning. Several options are on the table, including Turkey and Armenia.
The rest of the players, along with their families, coaches, ATP supervisors, etc., totaling more than 40 people, are awaiting an evacuation plan that would take them to Istanbul. To this end, plans are underway to charter a plane from Riyadh (Saudi Arabia).
If the two Russian tennis players leave today, they will be able to reach their next scheduled event, the Indian Wells Masters 1000, without any problems. The tournament begins on Wednesday, but Medvedev and Rublev will not make their debut until Saturday, March 7.