Russia: Moscow won’t forget Turkey’s downing of Russian jet; Ankara to regret it
Russia has once again lashed out at Turkey over its downing of a Russian jet, saying Ankara will regret the move more than once.
Speaking in his annual state of the nation address, Russian President Vladimir Putin described the Turkey's move as complicity with the terrorists. He said Kremlin is mulling over further sanctions to punish Ankara. Putin once again repeated the claim that Turkey is involved in illegal oil trade with the Daesh terrorists. He said Russia is in possession of evidence that prove the claim.
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