It became known about Russia's intentions to strike at the Erdogan’s residence with Su-34 and Su-22 fighter-bombers.

The information publication "Nordic Monitor" has published a document signed by the Turkish National Intelligence Organization, which says that Russia, together with Syria, were preparing to launch a missile and bomb attack on the residence of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara.

“A conversation between a Syrian brigadier general, identified only as Adnan, and another person was recorded on December 3, 2015. They talked about an upcoming meeting on December 30, 2015, between a Russian general named Sergei and another unidentified officer from the Syrian government forces. The meeting was to take place at the Russian-controlled Khmeimim airbase southeast of the city of Latakia, and the Russian general was to arrive from the Syrian region of Kessab, located in the northwestern Syrian province of Latakia. The topic of discussion was to be the loading of Russian military aircraft Su-22 and Su-34 with a heavier payload, and the Russian general was to inform the Syrian side of the purposes for which it would be used, according to intelligence. The Turkish National Intelligence Organization found that the talks between the Syrian government forces were related to the first intelligence and are included in the same note. The second message was about the following conversation: “We will load this ammunition that will be sent. Barrel bombs will also be added, and everyone will go to Erdogan's palace "", - reports "Nordic monitor”, Supporting the information with an appropriate document.

Avia.pro experts note that we can talk about an unmanned (remote-controlled - approx. Ed.) Version of the Su-22, which is capable of developing supersonic speed, provided that the information provided by the media is true, which allows you to overcome the distance from the Syrian border to Ankara in less than 13 minutes. The Russian Su-34, most likely, should have accompanied the Su-22 in the airspace of the ATS.