Kremlis: Obama Putinam paudis nožēlu par notriekto lidmašīnu

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Jo vairāk būs tādu notriekto Su - 24, jo labāk priekš mums visiem. Bravo, Turcija !

2020. gadā kremļa vietā būs drupu kaudze !

Nožēla nav atvainošanās. Es izsaku nozēlu, ka nācās nogalināt jūšu trakojošo suni, kas līda manā dārzā. Tas gan nenozīmē, ka es par to atvainojos un arī nemaz nenozīmē, ka nākošais trakojošais sunis, kas līdīs varētu palikt dzīvs.

Vai Pūķins Obamam paudis nožēlu par Malaizijas lidmašīnas notriekšanu Austrumukrainā ?

Obama neko taadu neteica! Juus ko, neatshkjirat cilveeku no draashu kastes?? "Obama expressed regret over the recent death of a Russian pilot after Turkey shot down a Russian warplane at its border with Syria, the official said." "regret over the recent death of a Russian pilot"! un neko citu! --------- Obama stressed the importance of targeting Islamic State militants in Syria and not focusing military attacks against rebel groups who oppose Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, the official said on customary condition of anonymity. "The two presidents discussed the imperative of making progress on the Vienna process to bring about a ceasefire and political resolution to the civil war in Syria," the official said, referring to international talks in the Austrian capital on the Syria crisis. Obama told Putin he believes Assad must leave power as part of a that transition, and both leaders said their foreign ministers will continue to work on the diplomatic process, the official added. Obama expressed regret over the recent death of a Russian pilot after Turkey shot down a Russian warplane at its border with Syria, the official said. The plane downing triggered Moscow's deployment of an advanced missile system to Syria . Obama encouraged de-escalation between Russia and Turkey, the official said. During the discussion, the American president also emphasized a diplomatic solution to the Ukraine crisis, adding that sanctions against Russia can be rolled back when Moscow honors the Minsk cease-fire accord, according to the White House official, who spoke on background.