Western media reports about downed su-24: NATO will not support Turkey in the Russian Federation charges

Western media are actively discussing the incident With the Russian su-24 shot down the Turkish military in the sky over Syria, and the geopolitical consequences of accidents For subsequent settlement of the existing crises And conflicts. The majority of analysts are inclined to the vision that this conflict Turkey only endangers the escalating conflict between Russia And NATO countries.

The American magazine writes about the Fact that this incident was " the largest escalation in the Syrian conflict ", And This could further complicate relations between Russia And the West.

"The speech raises attention to the scenario feared In recent months, the U.S. Department of defense And its partners: potential conflict arising from overlapping air campaigns in the skies over Syria - With Russia supporting the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad And the U.S.-led coalition conducting raids against the" Islamic country ", - stated in the publication.

The Washington post emphasizes that the Syrian crisis brings the conflict between Russia And NATO to a particularly hot spot, which relationship has not reached any during the cold war, even around the conflict in Ukraine.

writes that "sour relations" Moscow And Ankara have reached the maximum tension, however, the interviewed Turkish experts point out that Turkey would not take any action without the support of the capital of the United States, and the United States at the moment do not want to escalate the conflict With Russia.

"I expect that both sides will keep the crisis again, Although the Russian President Putin And made some harsh statements, and Ankara convene NATO And the UN urgently. Turkey would not interfere With Russia without the support of the US capital. And it is clear that North America does not want to exacerbate tensions With Russia ", - said in a conversation With media analyst Turkish Verda Lakes.

in addition, the NYT continues, all the participants of the process - the USA, Russia And Turkey - it is clear that such crises only into the hands of terrorists.

British sees in the incident the likelihood of broader implications, namely " the risk of collision between the various international armies who take part in military operations in the Syrian Arab Republic ".

"The fact that the Russian fighter was shot down, provokes new levels of possibility of collision between the countries-members of NATO And Russia ", - says the magazine.

generally calls This event " the only dangerous moment for all four years of the civil war in the Syrian Arab Republic ".

"But, in the context of warming of diplomatic relations With Moscow And risks from natural disasters escalate, the Western allies of Turkey, it is possible to continue to work With the utmost care," writes the magazine.
Telegraph agitates "to keep a sense of perspective" to avoid what might provoke a Third world war. The authors of the material, in spite of all Turkey's attempts to blame the Russian Federation in violation of its airspace, " it (Turkey - ed.), NATO partners will want to focus on de-escalation ".

Some Western analysts have described the incident With the fighter as "a robust response" from Turkey, which, according to them, drew a "clear red line" for the Russian Federation, as if obliged to make future conflict more likely.

for example, in a conversation With media professionals Junior research worker of the research center Chatham House's Keir Giles stated that " This reduces the potential for more serious collisions."

Although such opinions can be considered as special, because in Western media they are rare.

for example, writes that a similar incident is " a very significant escalation ".

"It's the last thing we need at the present time, the most after Paris attacks, when there was hope that the Russian Federation can form an Alliance With France And the USA against ISIS. It is a complicated matter. It only adds unnecessary tension, which in reality at the critical moment is not necessary ", - said in the broadcast television channel Gohil Sajan, Director of research center for international security of the Asia Pacific Fund.

The crash of the Russian su-24 in the Syrian Arab Republic.


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