Nasser Kandil wrote: Turkey, Russia, and the plane

Dropping the Russian plane by Turkey is paving the way for a period of escalation to impose who is determining the red lines in the war on Syria.
Turkey wants Turkmen’s privacy, a buffer zone, and the protection of the armed groups from classifying as terrorist organizations.
Russia has put its reputation as a superpower on the balance, where there are no opportunities for negligence.
The escalated speech of the Russian President is a sign of not bargaining.
Russia will continue targeting the armaments who are supported by Turkey on the borders, it takes a risk in the engagement but with preemptive readiness for this involvement that equals a war by dropping the participant Turkish planes, and may be bombing the Turkish interior.
Ankara is waiting for a green light from Washington and for the encouragement of Saudi Arabia.
The ongoing confrontations in the field reflect the decisive meeting to draw the special balances of which are the acceptable organizations in the dialogue and which are the terrorist ones
Russia is decisive; it considers the attitude of Turkey is an attempt to employ the NATO at ISIS.
The developments are decisive and their ends will put a limit for the lost time.
The leadership of Turkey is stupid and arrogant; it will pay the cost of its game through a humiliated exit.
After the resolution of the Security Council of coving the Russian role with the participation of Washington, Paris, and London, NATO will not dare to cover Turkish confrontation with Russia.