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Nato meets as Russia confirms one of two pilots dead after jet shot down - as it happened
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Nato meets as Russia confirms one of two pilots dead after jet shot down - as it happened
US and France call on Turkey and Russia to prevent escalation
Turkey says its jets have shot down a warplane near Syrian border
Russia says an SU-24 fighter jet was shot down over Syria
One jet pilot and marine from rescue helicopter dead, says Russia
Putin’s spokesman calls it ‘a very serious event’
Turkey releases radar images of the jet over its airspace
Nato to hold extraordinary council meeting on Turkey’s request
Updated 14 Apr 2018
Russian fighter jet shot down near Turkey-Syria border
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24 Nov 2015 14:17
Russia has also now put out its own image in an attempt to counter the radar picture provided earlier by Turkey ( See 10.26 ). While the Turkish image appeared to show that the Russian jet briefly flew over southern Turkey before it as shot down, Russia’s suggests that there has been no airspace violation. Warning that we’re headed for the territory surrounding the recriminations over the shooting down last year of a Malaysian airline over Ukraine, Moscow-based Alec Luhn tweets: Alec Luhn (@ASLuhn)
Russia counters Turkish radar pic with flight map showing no airspace violation. MH17 deniability quagmire detected pic.twitter.com/l8OYlPUXBp
November 24, 2015
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24 Nov 2015 14:07
There has been abundance of images today surrounding the downed Russian jet, which has generated suspicions among some. Lindsey Hilsum, Channel 4 News International Editor, asks: Lindsey Hilsum (@lindseyhilsum)
How come a Turkish TV crew was in the right place, filming in the right direction as Russian plane shot down? Lucky? Or tipped off?