Barak Obama "allowed" to shoot down a Syrian Air Force planes of NATO.

Authorization for such action is the only formal, but given made by the American president a statement in which he said that every country has the right to defend its territory, he thus stressed that Syria is not that exception, although it should be assumed that the Syrian military currently do not have any reason to destroy the planes of NATO, who are fighting against militants group "Islamic State."

Nevertheless, given the fact that this week the planes of the North Atlantic Alliance were attacked by Syrian military air strikes, in the near future, flights of NATO planes can really be banned over the territory of Syria, and this can apply to all member countries of the alliance, and individual ones.