The Russian Defense Ministry is giving a major media briefing to outline measures to combat international terrorism.
The military operation in Syria is expected to dominate the event.
Russia doesn’t expect Turkish President Erdogan to resign in the face of the new evidence, even though he had promised to do so.
His resignation is not Russia’s goal and is a matter for the Turkish people.
Russia cannot comprehend that such a large-scale business as oil smuggling could not have been noticed by the Turkish authorities. Russia concludes that the Turkish leadership is directly involved in the smuggling.
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