Then, the two foreign ministers answered reporters' questions. With respect to the Syrian opposition, the Turkish Foreign Minister stressed that Turkey supports the opposition's demand for a truce that coincides with the Geneva negotiations, and the provision of humanitarian aid. Regarding Russia's breach of Turkish airspace two days ago, he said, "although we have warned the Russian aircraft in Turkish and Russian languages, but they once again breached the Turkish airspace." He stressed that this is not a Turkish warning, but it is a NATO move through the Spanish center. We have summoned the Russian ambassador to the headquarters of the Turkish Foreign Ministry and warned him of repeating this breach, the Turkish foreign minister added. For his part, Al-Jubeir expressed appreciation of Turkish government for its brave and noble position with respect to supporting the Syrian opposition. He also vowed support for Turkey's right to defend its territory with the means it considers appropriate. He explained that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Turkey are working side by side in supporting the Syrian opposition in all fields, and that the two countries share identical positions in supporting the Syrian opposition, whether directly or at the international meetings such as Vienna group or the meetings held in New York. --More 01:09 LOCAL TIME 22:09 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w