This is becoming a truly "Twilight Zone" event. The Turks were screaming blue murder that this was going to be the last time EVAH that Russia was going to fly into Turkish air space right?
Now this.
TURKEY has sensationally claimed it did not know the warplane it blew out of the sky for apparently entering its airspace was Russian.
By
Jake Burman
PUBLISHED: 00:07, Thu, Nov 26, 2015 | UPDATED: 09:35, Thu, Nov 26, 2015
The Turkish military claimed it was following the same protocol it would have for any jet crossing into its airspace, but insisted it was unaware of the nationality of the bomber jet.
Turkey's military said in a statement: "The nationality of the plane was not known... and the rules of engagement were automatically used."
Now Turkey claims it DIDN'T KNOW doomed jet was Russian before blasting it out of the sky
Sure they did, it's obvious they were sitting in an ambush hunting for a Russian plane. It's all about loosing millions of dollars of money from trading ISIS oil. They badly needed to do something to stop Russia bombing trucks with ISIS oil and that way to save their Huge income. Turkey has been supported ISIS for years:
For well over a year the Turkish Government has been
secretly supporting ISIS, but the US and NATO turn a blind eye to this because of Turkey’s geopolitical position. ISIS as an armed force – though not ISIS terrorists outside the Mid East region – would most likely have been defeated long ago had it not been for Turkey’s support.
According to journalist, Nafeez Ahmed: “Earlier this year, the Turkish daily
Today’s Zaman reported that “more than 100,000 fake Turkish passports” had been given to ISIS. Erdogan’s government, the newspaper added, “has been accused of supporting the terrorist organization by turning a blind eye to its militants crossing the border and even buying its oil… Based on a 2014 report, Sezgin Tanrıkulu, deputy chairman of the main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) said that ISIS terrorists fighting in Syria claimed to have been treated in hospitals in Turkey.”
Dr Ahmed adds: “In January, authenticated official
documents of the Turkish military were leaked online, showing that Turkey’s intelligence services (MIT) had been caught in Adana by military officers transporting missiles, mortars and anti-aircraft ammunition via truck “to the al-Qaeda terror organisation” in Syria. According to other ISIS suspects facing
trial in Turkey, the Turkish national military intelligence organization (MIT) had begun smuggling arms, including NATO weapons to jihadist groups in Syria as early as 2011.” Also: “Turkey has also played a key role in facilitating the life-blood of ISIS’ expansion: black market oil sales. Senior political and intelligence sources in Turkey and Iraq
confirm that Turkish authorities have actively facilitated ISIS oil sales through the country. Last summer, an opposition politician
estimated the quantity of ISIS oil sales in Turkey at about $800 million—that was over a year ago.”
ISIS survives largely because Turkey allows it to: the evidence
