Search: Sanctions,Su-24 shootdown (3 materials)

The Russian-Turkish Crisis: a Deficit of the Strategic Depth

... make life harder for Moscow ranging from changing its energy import preferences to the Gulf to utilizing its influence over the numerous community of Crimean Tatar descendants in Turkey in ways detrimental to Russia’s interests. As for economic sanctions against Turkey, in the end of the day these sanctions are going to hurt both countries and it would make little sense arguing that the sanctions are more painful to Turks than to Russians. What both sides could do to start restoring the relationship?...

04.01.2016

A New Page in Relations with Moscow, or Life after 24 November 2015

... significant quantity of oil from IS.” Another point that very strongly offended the two leaders – and this could be sensed in their speeches – was that immediately after the plane had crashed Turkey reported the fact to NATO, not Russia. Sanctions and losses REUTERS/Alexander Zemlianichenko Salvatore Babones: Russia's Forbearance in the Turkish Crisis Should Be Applauded — And Reciprocated Once it became known that the downed plane was Russian, this tragic incident was all over ...

04.12.2015

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