2015 Russian Sukhoi Su-24 shootdown
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A Turkish Air Force General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon shot down a <entity_0> Sukhoi <entity_1> attack aircraft near the Syria–Turkey border on 24 November 2015. The shooting down of the Sukhoi <entity_1> was the first destruction of a <entity_0> or Soviet Air Forces warplane by a NATO member state since an attack on the Sui-ho Dam during the Korean War in 1953. According to the commander-in-chief of the <entity_0> Aerospace Forces, Viktor Bondarev, a Turkish F-16 entered Syria's airspace for 40 seconds and flew 2 km (<entity_2>.2 mi) inside Syrian territory, but the <entity_0> warplane did not violate the Syria–Turkey border. <entity_0> President Putin issued a decree within hours of Turkey's statement which placed a ban on trade of some goods, forbade extensions of labour contracts for Turks working in Russia as of <entity_2> January 2016, ended chartered flights from Russia to Turkey, disallowed <entity_0> tourism companies from selling holiday packages with a stay in Turkey, and called for ending visa-free travel between Russia and Turkey, while ordering tighter control over Turkish air carriers in Russia, using security as a justification. On 27 November, <entity_0> Foreign minister Sergey Lavrov announced that Moscow will halt the existing visa-free regime starting on <entity_2> January, saying that Turkey has become a conduit for terrorists and has been reluctant to share information with Moscow about <entity_0> citizens accused of involvement in terrorist activities.
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