Syria plane interception by Turkey: Was U.S. involved?

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Meanwhile, Russia’s and Turkey’s growing business ties could suffer, he said.

If Turkey keeps on getting involved in Syria, "the political situation in Syria will have an increasing influence on other areas of their (Russian-Turkish) relations," said Lukyanov. "No one wants to heat this up, but sometimes things get out of hand."

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