Russia suggests plane grounding will not hurt Russia-Turkey ties

October 15 2012 10:13:39

Russia suggests plane grounding will not hurt Russia-Turkey ties

MOSCOW - Reuters

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. AP Photo

Russia's foreign minister suggested yesterday that Turkey's grounding of a Syrian jet en route from Moscow to Damascus last week will not harm ties between Moscow and Ankara, state-run Russian news agency RIA reported.

"I assure you, nobody should worry about the state of Russian-Turkish relations," RIA quoted Sergei Lavrov as saying in Luxembourg. "They are developing on a stable and solid foundation."

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