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Moscow Times: Russian Military Seeks Permission to Shoot Down Passenger Planes
The Russian Defense Ministry has drafted new rules that would grant the military permission to shoot down hijacked passenger jets.
Current legislation contains conflicting clauses both allowing the military to fire at civilian aircraft hijacked by terrorists and banning shooting down planes that violate the Russian border if passengers are on board.
If the Defense Ministry’s rules are approved, the Russian military would be able to shoot down passenger jets that “refuse to obey commands to land,” according to the ministry’s draft regulations that were submitted for public debate.
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Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- January 11, 2019
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Air Force's Future Tanker Sees Rising Cost Overruns -- Defense Tech
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Norway Alarmed by Alleged GPS Jamming Near Russian Border -- Sputnik
Surge in German arms sales to Saudi Arabia and Turkey -- DW
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