Moscow -Russia on Tuesday summoned the Israeli ambassador after a Russian plane was shot down over Syria, an incident Moscow has blamed on the Israeli air force.
"The Israeli ambassador has been summoned to the foreign ministry over the situation," a ministry representative told AFP.
Israel has not commented on the incident.
The Israeli foreign ministry has "nothing to say on the issue," a spokesman said.
The Russian Il-20 warplane with 15 people on board was shot down by the Syrian air defence late Monday.
Russia´s defence ministry said "full blame" rests with the Israeli aircraft which carried out strikes on Syria´s Latakia province and "used the Russian plane as a cover."
Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu discussed the matter with his Israeli counterpart Avigdor Lieberman on Tuesday, warning that Moscow could retaliate with unspecified "measures."
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