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Many Russians critical of the Kremlin have reacted by saying that Moscow is partially to blame for the death of two officers -- the jet's pilot and a soldier participating in the rescue mission -- because of its refusal to meet Ankara's concerns over repeated airspace violations and its bombing of ethnic Turkmen in northern Syria.

Of course the "many Russians" along with the Daily News & Analysis avoid mentioning that Turkish Jets Violated Greek Airspace Over 2,000 Times Last Year alone, probably because "many Russians" are critical of the Kremlin only because they are not the ones occupying it's positions of authority, and no other reason.