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© (c) Copyright Thomson Reuters 2018.Israel to present findings in Moscow over downing of Russian plane
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SuperLib
More countries are taking out Russian jets?
PTownsend
I don't trust Israel nor do I trust Russia. Nor the US, Turkey, Iran, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, nor any other country involved militarily in Syria, nor any other 'religious' group involved militarily in Syria. Or involved militarily in Iraq, Yemen and elsewhere for that matter.
PTownsend
Please post the germane part of the 'Geneva Convention' that says this. Why you and your various iterations are allowed to flame and post false info says a lot about the regard JT has for truth.
theFu
War is a messy business.
If the Syrians weren't trying to kill their own people, this wouldn't be happening. Same if Hezbollah and Iran weren't trying to get their fingers into the pot.
Israel will show up with radar plots, timelines, and it will be clear that Syria shot down the Russian planes. Israel has an extremely professional air force. A screw up to be certain.
theFu
Syrians seem to be the problem. Who trained them?
There is a pattern.
Why wouldn't a Russian electronic intelligence and radar reconnaissance aircraft know everything happening in the area?
War isn't about playing "fair." If you are trying to play fair, then you are doing it wrong. Lying, tricking, hiding are part of modern warfare. Russia definitely knows this, based on the social media of their people around the world.
lostrune2
Even if they're going after Israeli jets, it was stupid of Syria to fire seeker missiles when there's a chance they could hit their ally
It's like trying to fire a gun to hit a robber at home, knowing your wife is around the area - you still don't do it because you don't want to take a fatal chance
(If Syria didn't know, then there's a serious breakdown in ally communications)
Putin is giving Israel a free hand against Iran in Syria. But he may soon have to pick a side