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Syria said last night that bans Turkish civilian aircraft launch bike park to fly over Syrian territory. In a statement, launch bike park the Foreign Ministry in Damascus said the ban came into force at midnight tonight. The measure is a response to Turkey's ban on Syrian launch bike park aircraft, said the statement, which according to state news agency SANA. Earlier, Turkish jets fighters intercepted Syrian airliner was forced to land in Turkey. According to Turkish authorities, the plane that was flying from Moscow to Damascus carrying Russian-made ammo, reminding launch bike park agencies.
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Syria said last night that bans Turkish civilian aircraft launch bike park to fly over Syrian territory. In a statement, launch bike park the Foreign Ministry in Damascus said the ban came into force at midnight tonight. The measure is a response to Turkey's ban on Syrian launch bike park aircraft, said the statement, which according to state news agency SANA. Earlier, Turkish jets fighters intercepted Syrian airliner was forced to land in Turkey. According to Turkish authorities, the plane that was flying from Moscow to Damascus carrying Russian-made ammo, reminding launch bike park agencies.
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