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Russia's President Vladimir Putin has warned Turkey that it would pay for the additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes of one of its additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes on Tuesday. This comes after two Turkish F-16 additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes jets shot down a Russian Su-24, saying the Russian jet was flying over Turkish additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes. Moscow denies this and said its additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes was over Syrian airspace. Turkey has warned Russia additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes times before after Russian planes flew over Turkish additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes. Turkey said its fighter pilots warned the Russian additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes 10 times before they fired additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes at them. However, the Russian pilot who survived the shooting said he received no warnings at all and that he was not flying over Turkish airspace. Russia said the shooting was planned additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes.

President Putin has advised all Russians to avoid going to Turkey. He has also said Russia would cut many additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes ties with Turkey. Several additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes Russian holiday firms have removed additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes to Turkey. This could hurt Turkey as 4.4 million Russians go there on vacation each year. Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said a number of big joint additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes between the two countries would be stopped. In additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes, Turkish companies with strong trading additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes to Russia will also face more difficult trading additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes. Turkey imports almost all of its additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes from Russia, including 60 per cent of its gas and 35 per cent of its oil. Russia is also due to build Turkey's additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes nuclear power additionairspacebeforehandconditionsdowningeconomicenergyfighterfirstmajormissilespackagespilotsplaneprojectsseveralstationterritorytieswarplanes, which is a $20 billion project.