Under the Stoltenberg leadership , the alliance took a radically new position on propaganda and counter-propaganda in 2015 , that " Entirely legal activities , such as running a pro-Moscow TV station , could become a broader assault on a country that would require a NATO response under Article Five of the Treaty ... A final strategy is expected in October 2015 . " In another report , the journalist reported that " as part of the hardened stance , Britain has committed £ 750,000 of UK money to support a counter-propaganda unit at NATO 's headquarters in Brussels . " On 24 November 2015 , Stoltenberg said " We stand in solidarity with Turkey and support the territorial integrity of our Nato ally " after Turkey shot down a Russian military jet for allegedly violating Turkish airspace for 17 seconds , near the Syrian border
shot down a Russian military jet
2015 Russian Sukhoi Su-24 shootdown
Russia–NATO relations