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Russian Ambassador Andrey Karlov was summoned to Turkish Foreign Ministry headquarters on Monday. “That means no shelter to bandits, no double standards, no contacts whatsoever with any terrorist organizations, no attempts to use them for some selfish goals, no criminal, bloody business with terrorists”.
Turkey is heavily dependent on foreign oil and gas, importing 98 percent of its natural gas from Russian Federation and Iran and 90 percent of oil demand from Iraq. In a clear indication of the suspicion among created to pump gas into Turkey.
Lavrov said he “heard nothing new” from Cavusoglu.
Putin had earlier alleged that Islamisation had been “creeping” in under the nose of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The ministry insisted the images definitively prove Turkey’s massive oil trade with the IS.
In a vitriolic outburst, he accused Turkey of supporting jihadists in Syria by buying oil from Islamic State.
Turkey’s prime minister struck a defiant tone in his nation’s growing spat with Russian Federation.
“Let’s decrease tensions with our rhetoric”, Davutoglu said.
Russian Federation has imposed a variety of economic sanctions on Turkey, and the feud has grown increasingly personal. Both sides stuck to their previous positions, he said.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned Turkey it will “more than once” regret shooting down the Russian bomber jet near the Syrian-Turkish border.
Russian attacks on Turkmen-dominated areas in Bayirbucak, where the Russian plane was downed, would also inflict serious collateral damage to Turkey.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has called for a broad global front against extremism. Even as Putin moved from Ukraine into Syria to support his ally Assad with not just military supplies but direct air support there seemed to be a grudging acceptance by the West that nothing could be done-indeed Russia’s direct intervention could be a part of the longer-term solution in Syria. So far, the Russian response has been fairly moderate.
Putin said Russian Federation still cannot comprehend why the downing of the plane happened, RT reports.
“We will not rattle our sabres. When terrorists have constant financial support, the threat of terrorism is growing”, Putin said.

