Saudi TV station claims to hold secret documents on downed Turkish jet

Saudi TV station claims to hold secret documents on downed Turkish jet

ISTANBUL

Turkish RF-4E warplanes are seen on a surveillance task in this file photo. A defense industry source says the way a RF-4E jet was downed is still unclear. DHA photo

Saudi T.V. station El Arabiya has said it will soon release a number of secret documents containing information on the downed Turkish jet, daily Hürriyet has reported.

Details of the documents will be featured in a 12-episode series, airing over a period of 4 months.

Turkish military officials claim that a Turkish F-4 jet was shot down in international waters on June 22 by a Syrian air defense missile that did not directly hit the plane, but still caused it to crash into the Mediterranean Sea.
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