Putin: Impossible Turkey did not know the Plane was shot down belonged to Russia

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President of Russia Vladimir Putin dismissed Turkey's claim that they did not know the plane was shot down on the border of Syria belong to Russia.

Putin insisted that Russia planes recognizable and combat flight coordinates was given to the United States, which is an ally of Turkey.

Because of that, said Putin, impossible Turkey not knowing that Su-24 plane that is shot at an altitude of 6000 meters with air-to-air missiles by F-16 fighter aircraft to Turkey, about one kilometer from the border of Turkey, is the property of Russia.

As set forth in an agreement with the u.s., we provide information on where the aircraft we operate, at an altitude of how, and in which areas. Turkey was part of the coalition and they certainly know that it is Russia and fighter aircraft. If that American planes, will they shoot?

Putin's speech to the forefront after the President of Turkey Recep Tayyp Erdogan commented through the France24 television station. Although he rejected the apology, Erdogan pleads Turkey's military did not know who shot the aircraft belongs to Russia.

If we knew it was our plane, Russia may be warned with a different way, said Erdogan.

Sound recording

Earlier, Turkey released sound recordings contain a warning to aircraft of Russia.

In the tape, there is a voice speaking in the United Kingdom says, change your direction to the South as soon as possible.

Because the warning did not attain any aircraft, the F-16 aircraft fired on Russia Turkey belong to it.

However, one of the survivors said the Russia pilot himself received no warning at all, either by radio or visually.

Over the incident, Russia will sanction Turkey. The Prime Minister of Russia Dmitry Medvedev said sanctions focus there is on the limitation or prohibition of economic interests of Turkey in Russia as well as restrictions on the supply of products, including food.

The sectors that will be affected, said Medvedev, is tourism, transportation, trade, labor, customs, and the relationship of humanity.