Russia rejects NATO accusations of non-precise airstrikes

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin has responded to accusations made by NATO Supreme Allied Commander Philip Breedlove that Russian forces use non-precise weapons in Syria, according to Tass news agency.

"Shifting the blame: the specialist on bombing Afghan weddings has accused us of ‘non-precise bombing’," Rogozin wrote on his Facebook page on Wednesday.

Breedlove said on Tuesday: "These indiscriminate weapons used by both Bashar al-Assad, and the non-precision use of weapons by the Russian forces, I can't find any other reason for them other than to cause refugees to be on the move and make them someone else's problem."

Source: MENA