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Friday, November 23, 2012

Russia opposes NATO missiles in Turkey

MIM-104 Patriot |Russia has said it opposes the potential deployment of NATO missiles in Turkey. Proponents say the move could help secure Turkey's border with Syria, currently embroiled in civil war.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich voiced Moscow's concern over NATO's possible deployment of Patriot missiles near the Turkey-Syria border Thursday, saying it "would not foster stability in the region."

Lukashevich added that "the militarization of the Turkish-Syrian border is an alarming signal."

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