Türkiye closes its airspace to Russian military and civilian planes carrying troops from Russia to Syria after consultation with Moscow, Turkish FM Cavusoglu says
Turkish airspace has been closed to military and civilian planes carrying troops from Russia to Syria after consultation with Moscow."We closed our airspace to Russian civilian and military aircraft carrying soldiers to Syria," Cavusoglu was quoted as saying to reporters on a plane en route to Uruguay.
"We gave them a three months permission which expired in April. Our President has communicated this decision to President Putin," he added.
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