Kremlin Has No Official Information on Fate of Downed Su-24 Pilots

Russian Aviaton » Wednesday November 25, 2015 00:18 MSK

Kremlin has no official information regarding the fate of the pilots from Russia's Su-24 warplane that was downed by Turkey, spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Tuesday.

"No, there is no official information. But in this case, reliable information can only come from the Defense Ministry," Peskov told reporters.

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