Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Wednesday said only two Russian airstrikes in Syria had targeted ISIS jehadis and warned that Ankara would not make any concessions about the security of its borders.
His comments came after Russian warplanes twice violated the airspace of key NATO member Turkey in the last days.Davutoglu said only two out of 57 bombardments had targeted IS fighters with all the others targeting moderate rebels backed by Turkey and the United States. He said in televised remarks that the figures were based on military intelligence Turkey had received.”If there’s going to be a fight against Daesh, let’s do it together,” he said