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NATO Calls Emergency Meeting after Syria Downs Turkish Jet
At today's meeting in Brussels, the leaders of the NATO alliance denounced Syria for shooting down a Turkish jet fighter. Turkey's Prime Minister Erdogan threatened Syria with retaliation and warned against any military approach to the Turkish border.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readAt today's meeting in Brussels, the leaders of the NATO alliance denounced Syria for shooting down a Turkish jet fighter. Turkey's Prime Minister Erdogan threatened Syria with retaliation and warned against any military approach to the Turkish border.
Photo: NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen discusses the shooting down of a Turkish aircraft by Syria, June 26, 2012. © NATO
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