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Russia Strikes Back At Syrian Rebels Who Downed Fighter Jet, Killed Pilot
Syria's former al-Qaida affiliate claimed responsibility Saturday for the downing of a Russian warplane in northern Syria, apparently using a surface-to-air missile.
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Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan To Visit Russia Next Month
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will visit Russia on August 9 for his first face-to-face meeting with Vladimir Putin since Moscow and Ankara mended ties damaged by the downing of a Russian jet last year, Turkish officials said today.
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Vladimir Putin Lifts Turkey Travel Restrictions, Orders Trade 'Normalised'
President Vladimir Putin today lifted Moscow's travel restrictions to Turkey and ordered trade ties normalised after his first phone call with counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan since Ankara downed a Russian jet last year.
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Turkey Prosecutes Suspected Killer Of Russian Pilot, Says Official
A man suspected of killing a Russian air force pilot after his plane was shot down by a Turkish jet near the Syrian border last November is being prosecuted, a Turkish official said on Monday.
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Recep Tayyip Erdogan Apologised To Vladimir Putin Over Downed Jet: Russia
Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan has apologised to Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin over Ankara's downing of a Russian military jet last year that shattered ties, the Kremlin said on Monday.
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Turkey Says Another Russian Jet Violated Turkey's Airspace
Turkey said Saturday that a Russian warplane has again violated its airspace despite several warnings - two months after Turkey's military shot down a Russian jet for crossing over its territory. The past incident seriously strained the previously close ties between the two countries, damaging a strong economic partnership.
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Moscow Demands Arrest Of Rebel For 'Murder' Of Russian Warplane Pilot
Moscow on Wednesday called for Ankara to arrest a rebel it claims killed the pilot of the Russian jet downed by Turkey last month on the Syrian border.
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Black Box From Warplane Downed By Turkey Unreadable: Russia
Investigators in Moscow said on Monday they were unable to retrieve information from the damaged black box of a Russian warplane shot down by Turkey last month, data the Kremlin hoped would support its version of what happened.
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Russia Opens Black Box Of Jet Downed By Turkey
In the presence of foreign experts, Russian officials today opened the damaged black box of a warplane shot down by Turkey, promising a transparent probe into the incident.
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Russia Experts Examine Black Box Of Jet Downed By Turkey
Russia today began examining the black box of its warplane that was shot down over Turkey's border with Syria, again contesting Ankara's claim it had violated Turkish airspace.
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Turkey Accuses Russia Of Playing Up Military Threat After Downed Jet
Turkey accused Russia today of playing up a military threat from Ankara that does not exist, comments likely to further strain tensions between the two after the downing of a jet over Syria last month.
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Vladimir Putin Orders Military In Syria To Respond Firmly To Threats
President Vladimir Putin today ordered his top military brass to respond firmly to threats in Syria, speaking two weeks after Turkey shot down a Russian warplane in the war-torn country.
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Vladimir Putin Invites British Experts To Help Analyse Black Box Of Downed Jet
Russian President Vladimir Putin today invited British experts to help analyse the black box of a warplane downed by Turkey, as he discussed the Syria crisis with British Prime Minister David Cameron.
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Russia Has Black Box of Downed Jet, Will Analyse With Foreign Experts: Vladimir Putin
Moscow has recovered the black box of the Russian jet downed by Turkey last month and will analyse it with foreign specialists, President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday.
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Vladimir Putin to Turkey: Expect More Sanctions for Jet Shoot-Down
President Vladimir Putin said Turkey's shooting down of a Russian military jet was a war crime and that the Kremlin would punish Ankara with additional sanctions, signalling fallout from the incident would be long-lasting and serious.
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Russia Strikes Back At Syrian Rebels Who Downed Fighter Jet, Killed Pilot
Syria's former al-Qaida affiliate claimed responsibility Saturday for the downing of a Russian warplane in northern Syria, apparently using a surface-to-air missile.
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Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan To Visit Russia Next Month
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will visit Russia on August 9 for his first face-to-face meeting with Vladimir Putin since Moscow and Ankara mended ties damaged by the downing of a Russian jet last year, Turkish officials said today.
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Vladimir Putin Lifts Turkey Travel Restrictions, Orders Trade 'Normalised'
President Vladimir Putin today lifted Moscow's travel restrictions to Turkey and ordered trade ties normalised after his first phone call with counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan since Ankara downed a Russian jet last year.
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Turkey Prosecutes Suspected Killer Of Russian Pilot, Says Official
A man suspected of killing a Russian air force pilot after his plane was shot down by a Turkish jet near the Syrian border last November is being prosecuted, a Turkish official said on Monday.
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Recep Tayyip Erdogan Apologised To Vladimir Putin Over Downed Jet: Russia
Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan has apologised to Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin over Ankara's downing of a Russian military jet last year that shattered ties, the Kremlin said on Monday.
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Turkey Says Another Russian Jet Violated Turkey's Airspace
Turkey said Saturday that a Russian warplane has again violated its airspace despite several warnings - two months after Turkey's military shot down a Russian jet for crossing over its territory. The past incident seriously strained the previously close ties between the two countries, damaging a strong economic partnership.
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Moscow Demands Arrest Of Rebel For 'Murder' Of Russian Warplane Pilot
Moscow on Wednesday called for Ankara to arrest a rebel it claims killed the pilot of the Russian jet downed by Turkey last month on the Syrian border.
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Black Box From Warplane Downed By Turkey Unreadable: Russia
Investigators in Moscow said on Monday they were unable to retrieve information from the damaged black box of a Russian warplane shot down by Turkey last month, data the Kremlin hoped would support its version of what happened.
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Russia Opens Black Box Of Jet Downed By Turkey
In the presence of foreign experts, Russian officials today opened the damaged black box of a warplane shot down by Turkey, promising a transparent probe into the incident.
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Russia Experts Examine Black Box Of Jet Downed By Turkey
Russia today began examining the black box of its warplane that was shot down over Turkey's border with Syria, again contesting Ankara's claim it had violated Turkish airspace.
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Turkey Accuses Russia Of Playing Up Military Threat After Downed Jet
Turkey accused Russia today of playing up a military threat from Ankara that does not exist, comments likely to further strain tensions between the two after the downing of a jet over Syria last month.
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Vladimir Putin Orders Military In Syria To Respond Firmly To Threats
President Vladimir Putin today ordered his top military brass to respond firmly to threats in Syria, speaking two weeks after Turkey shot down a Russian warplane in the war-torn country.
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Vladimir Putin Invites British Experts To Help Analyse Black Box Of Downed Jet
Russian President Vladimir Putin today invited British experts to help analyse the black box of a warplane downed by Turkey, as he discussed the Syria crisis with British Prime Minister David Cameron.
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Russia Has Black Box of Downed Jet, Will Analyse With Foreign Experts: Vladimir Putin
Moscow has recovered the black box of the Russian jet downed by Turkey last month and will analyse it with foreign specialists, President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday.
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Vladimir Putin to Turkey: Expect More Sanctions for Jet Shoot-Down
President Vladimir Putin said Turkey's shooting down of a Russian military jet was a war crime and that the Kremlin would punish Ankara with additional sanctions, signalling fallout from the incident would be long-lasting and serious.
