Try basic English reading before you become a joke.
RT headline:
Stray missile? Downed jet?
Can you see the red question marks?
Can you see the two words 'missile" and 'jet"?
Can you see the the words, "much speculation"?
RT includes a link to the go too reference site of the FM FB page.
It is all in Turkish, no English or Thai.
https://en-gb.facebook.com/714802954...6715980297955/
Four sentences in Turkish:
"เมื่อวานนี้ เวลา 17:41 น.
aşkent köyü yakınındaki olay yerine giderek patlama ertesinde bölgede bulunan parçaları yetkililerimizle birlikte inceledik.
İlk bulgular patlamaya neden olan cismin niteliğinin ya patlayıcı taşıyan bir hava aracı ya da doğrudan doğruya bir patlayıcı (füze) olduğuna işaret etmektedir.
Parçalar üzerindeki yazılar ve diğer emareler kısa süre sonra tam olarak ne olduğunu anlamamıza yardımcı olacak niteliktedir.
Herhangi bir can kaybı veya yaralı yoktur. İtfaiyemizin çalışmasıyla yangın kontrol altına alınmıştır. Memleketimize ve Halkımıza büyük geçmiş olsun."
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Four English sentences, machine translation:
"We just went to the scene near the village of Tashkent and examined the parts of the area after the explosion with our officials.
Preliminary findings indicate that the nature of the explosive object is either an aircraft carrying explosives or a direct explosive" (missile).
The inscriptions on the parts and other signs will help us to understand exactly what happens soon.
There are no casualties or injuries. The fire was taken under control by our fire department. Great past to our country and our people."
https://www.facebook.com/714802954/p...6715980297955/
There of course maybe more pages around.
Your UK government state propaganda BBC article. The blue highlights are dubious, unproven, irrelevant or lies.
Take your pick:
'Stray Syrian anti-aircraft missile' hits northern Cyprus
20 hours ago UK time (Approx 13:00 01/07/19)
A stray Russian-made missile apparently launched by Syria hit the self-declared Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus overnight, officials say.
Foreign Minister Kudret Ozersay said the air defence missile was thought to have been launched during suspected Israeli air strikes on Syria.
The projectile struck a mountainside north of Nicosia, 225km (140 miles) from the Syrian coast, sparking a fire.
At least four civilians were reportedly killed in the air strikes on Syria.
The Syrian military said it had "confronted" Israeli warplanes that fired missiles at military positions near the capital Damascus and the central city of Homs.
No casualties were reported after the stray missile hit the Tashkent region of northern Cyprus, about 20km (12 miles) from the city of Nicosia, at about 01:00 on Monday (22:00 GMT on Sunday).
But residents told Cypriot media they had seen a light in the sky and then heard three loud explosions.
"The first assessment is that a Russian-made missile... which was part of the air defence system that took place last night in the face of an air strike against Syria, completed its range and fell into our country after it missed," Mr Ozersay wrote in a post on Facebook.
The explosions were likely to have happened before impact because there was no crater, he added. "The pieces that fell to several different points prove that the missile exploded in the air before it crashed."
Mr Ozersay also said the markings on the debris recovered from the scene matched those found on pieces of a Russian-made S-200 air defence missile that hit Gazientep in Turkey in July 2018.
"This is one of the bad consequences of the war in the region," said Mustafa Akinci, the president of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.
Link to the FM statement would be useful.
Your trustworthy Independent article uses a phrase,
"The suspected missile"., to cover their "reputation".
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...-a8982256.html
Inserts a few unattributed BBC quotes after copying and pasting the BBC propaganda.
But if you have facts to share please do.