Said Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu today, Sunday, that the Turkish fighter that was shot down by Syrian air space in the international sphere and not in Syria, adding that the plane was on a training sortie without weapons and to test the radar system.
Davutoglu said the government NTV television network RTL, "according to our findings, our aircraft was shot down in international airspace on a distance of 13 nautical miles from Syria." He confirmed that the plane "4 Phantom thousands of Turkish" was flying alone and "were not undertake any task nor for the collection of information, over Syria," but Davutoglu admitted that the plane entered briefly Syrian airspace.
"The plane has not made any sign of aggression towards Syria and fell after about 15 minutes from the area temporarily violated Syrian." He said the radar Turkish pilots asked Monday to leave the Syrian area but did not issue any warning from Syria. He believed that "the Syrians, they know they are Turkish military aircraft and the nature of its mission."
Ihsanoglu warned "No one should allow himself to defy the military capabilities of Turkey."
Davutoglu said the government NTV television network RTL, "according to our findings, our aircraft was shot down in international airspace on a distance of 13 nautical miles from Syria." He confirmed that the plane "4 Phantom thousands of Turkish" was flying alone and "were not undertake any task nor for the collection of information, over Syria," but Davutoglu admitted that the plane entered briefly Syrian airspace.
"The plane has not made any sign of aggression towards Syria and fell after about 15 minutes from the area temporarily violated Syrian." He said the radar Turkish pilots asked Monday to leave the Syrian area but did not issue any warning from Syria. He believed that "the Syrians, they know they are Turkish military aircraft and the nature of its mission."
Ihsanoglu warned "No one should allow himself to defy the military capabilities of Turkey."
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