Putin calls Turkish downing of Russian jet 'a stab in the back’
Riley Waggaman
Press TV, Moscow
A Russian warplane has been shot down by Turkish F-16 fighters over Syria on Tuesday. Ankara says the aircraft violated its airspace. Russian President Vladimir Putin called the incident a stab in the back and promised there will be consequences for the move.
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