RT: Moscow says Turkey poses ‘real threat’ to Russia, relations with Ankara ‘won’t be same as before’
Relations between Moscow and Ankara will not return to how they were before, and the current line held by the Turkish authorities doesn't allow for any positive forecasts about future cooperation between the two countries, Deputy Foreign Minister Aleksey Meshkov has said.
According to the Russian diplomat, Ankara has drawn a line under the relationship.
“As things stand now, the line that the current Turkish leadership has adopted – both in terms of its complete unwillingness to acknowledge its responsibility for the unprovoked attack on the Russian Su-24, and in terms of getting rid of double standards in the fight against international terrorism – does not allow [us] to make positive forecasts,” Meshkov told RIA Novosti on Wednesday.
More News On Growing Tensions Between Russia And Turkey
Turkey's Actions Pose 'Real Threat' to Security of Russia - Moscow -- Sputnik
Vladimir Putin: Turkey's Leaders Are 'Stuffing Pockets' With ISIS Oil Money -- Chronicle Daily
Vladimir Putin swears to make Turkey regret plane downing -- Telegraph Times
Russia says Turkey should pay compensation for downed military jet -- Reuters
Russia Says Turkey Should Pay Compensation for Downed Jet -- AP
Russian Su-24M Jet Attack: Moscow Wants Turkey To Guarantee Downing Incident Will Not Repeat, Asks For Compensation -- IBTimes
Turkey Not Planning to Compensate Russia for Downed Su-24 Bomber -- Sputnik
Turkey accuses Russia of playing up military threat after downed jet -- Al Arabiya/Reuters
Russia, Turkey can turn deadly as Putin swears war plane shooting 'will not be forgotten' -- IBTimes
Russia’s payback against Turkey over shoot-down may turn deadly -- Today's Zaman
Russia’s plan for Syria is troubling for Turkey -- Mahir Zeynalov, Al Arabiya
2 comments:
The more I watch Turkish moves the more I believe Turkey presents more of a threat to herself than anyone else.
Historically Turkey has been the bully kid on the block and can't stand then it's no longer the biggest and stronger .
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