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I think that what matters first is when the missile was released and second that it was a recurring entry into Turkey airspace. I think that both sides acted i

I think that what matters first is when the missile was released and second that it was a recurring entry into Turkey airspace. I think that both sides acted in a very unwise manner. Edit: IANAL in international law of such concerns.

Mikeb85 11y ago
Yes, of course. But based on the maps Turkey is showing as 'proof', their case is pretty thin. The Russian plane flew over a strip of land that is barely even visible on a map of Turkey, never mind when flying at 6000m (the reported height) at high speed. The incursion likely lasted a dozen seconds or less. Turkey was obviously looking for the engagement. This just reinforces what everyone already thinks, that Turkey is helping ISIS.
- dragonwriter 11y ago
  > This just reinforces what everyone already thinks, that Turkey is helping ISIS. Turkey is helping some of the people Russia is fighting, but the people Russia is fighting aren't just Daesh, but every entity operating in Syria that isn't Assad's regime.