More than 30 Russian women were arrested in Turkey on the charge of "violating morals and public order" - they will be deported in the near future. Russian women arrested in Ankara were brought to the Ekurt deportation center, a Turkish lawyer is working with them, the press service of the Russian Embassy in Turkey reported. The embassy took measures to ensure consular access to the citizens, as well as to clarify the reasons for their detention and the conditions of their detention. - said at the embassy. RIA Novosti's source in Turkish law enforcement claims that the women will soon be deported by court order. According to the Mebarak Baza channel close to the security forces, 34 Russian women were arrested during police raids on nightclubs in Ankara. A friend of one of the detainees told Baza that when they were employed in these nightclubs, the girls were allegedly promised a salary of up to $2,500, a work visa and accommodation in a five-star hotel. They were offered to work as dancers, singers or DJs, but upon their arrival it became clear that beyond the performance, they would have to hang out with guests and drink alcohol with them, which pushes them to spend extra money in the club.