Moscow says Turkey is de facto protecting the Islamic State

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev accused Turkey of de facto protecting the Islamic State, saying some officials there benefit from supplies of oil controlled by the militants. He called the Tuesday's downing of the Russian war jet by Turkey a criminal act and said Moscow may retaliate by shutting down several joint projects with Ankara. Daria Bondarchuk reports from the Russian capital.

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