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By Natalie Ilsley
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NATO will help member country Turkey if needed, the alliance's Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on Monday, days after Russian jets bombing Syria violated Turkish airspace.
Asked whether NATO would be prepared to defend ally Turkey against Russia, Stoltenberg said: "Turkey is a strong ally and they have the second-largest army," he told Reuters.
"They have a capable air force, so the Turkish armed forces are the first responders, but NATO is there to help and assist them if they need."
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