Russia says Turkey knows how to fix broken ties

Russian Foreign Ministry says Turkey knows exactly what to do in order to fix relations between the two countries that have suffered a huge blow after Turkey downed Russian military jet in November last year. The Kremlin's rhetoric remains harshly anti-Turkish with some members of the local parliament proposing to denounce a friendship act dating back to early 20th century. Daria Bondarchuk reports from Moscow.

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