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In Light Of This Russian Jet Being Shot Down By The Turks, Should Their Membership Of Nato Now Be Questioned?
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Their membership should be suspended and an inquiry set up to get to the facts of the incident. Turkey should apologise immediately to Russia, and compensate them for the aircraft. If the inquiry finds they were in the wrong, they must serve a probationary term as a affiliate member. It is dangerous for the UK and the rest of NATO to be allied with a rogue state.
13:18 Wed 25th Nov 2015
Their membership should be suspended and an inquiry set up to get to the facts of the incident.
Turkey should apologise immediately to Russia, and compensate them for the aircraft.
If the inquiry finds they were in the wrong, they must serve a probationary term as a affiliate member.
It is dangerous for the UK and the rest of NATO to be allied with a rogue state.
Turkey should apologise immediately to Russia, and compensate them for the aircraft.
If the inquiry finds they were in the wrong, they must serve a probationary term as a affiliate member.
It is dangerous for the UK and the rest of NATO to be allied with a rogue state.
Et tu Mikey ??
Lol
Of course Russia wasn't trying to invade Turkey. That isn't the point.
As for repercussions, we've already seen them: Lavrov telling Russians they shouldn't holiday in Turkey for their own safety. Which if you think about it is rather crass. As if Russian holiday makers are going to be shot at for invading Turkish airspace :-)
Lol
Of course Russia wasn't trying to invade Turkey. That isn't the point.
As for repercussions, we've already seen them: Lavrov telling Russians they shouldn't holiday in Turkey for their own safety. Which if you think about it is rather crass. As if Russian holiday makers are going to be shot at for invading Turkish airspace :-)
Ich,
You have a pathologic hatred of the Russians, perhaps with good reason. But it is blinding your judgement of this incident.
The Turks behaved recklessly and illegally. And they have compounded that by refusing to apologise.
Though I love the country and the people, Turkey is now lead by a very dangerous Islamist leader. And we should keep our distance.
You have a pathologic hatred of the Russians, perhaps with good reason. But it is blinding your judgement of this incident.
The Turks behaved recklessly and illegally. And they have compounded that by refusing to apologise.
Though I love the country and the people, Turkey is now lead by a very dangerous Islamist leader. And we should keep our distance.
Oh, you meant the Russians I see. Well I'm confused now. You've rather shot your own point in the foot there. I probably like Russians more than you do by the sound of it. But their government and media are pathological liars : latest evidence the pilot claiming that thrre wax no warning which is patently false. Truth had never featured in Russian culture - they aren't masters of the fictional novel for nothing
The Russian pilot claims that no warning was given !.
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I'm sorry but in my world, and let's not forget that the skies over the Turkey Syria border are not like the skies over Kent, if a hostile aircraft ignores multiple warnings to back off and ignores them then what are you supposed to do. One plane did withdraw, the other did not. You can argue that the Turkish approach is belligerent, but it is not as if they have not given fair warning of their intentions. For months they have endured incursions in their airspace. And they have warned and warned to no avail. To brand then effectively as savages who do not deserve to be in NATO is crackers. If Tirkey was suspended from NATO it would be Putin who'd be laughing and probably punching the air shouting 'suckers' And he'd be right
http:// edition .cnn.co m/2012/ 06/26/w orld/me ast/tur key-syr ia-plan e/
Erdogan criticized Syria harshly on Tuesday for shooting down the Turkish fighter jet, saying: "Even if the plane was in their airspace for a few seconds, that is no excuse to attack."
Erdogan criticized Syria harshly on Tuesday for shooting down the Turkish fighter jet, saying: "Even if the plane was in their airspace for a few seconds, that is no excuse to attack."
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