interests that are at play. the second thing i would say is part of what should be done is what has finally in the past few weeks been part of u.s. strategy, which is actually actively targeting the isis oil that s going out to market and really trying to drain their economy much more than previous attempts have done. i think that s a positive move. third thing is squaring down the operation. general, very quickly, what happens this week when president hollande meets with president putin? he s going to push toward a stronger coalition within syria and that s true. i think the back and forth is going to be we ve got to address the other lines of operations against isis. the financial implications, the flow of fighters from within countries. the internal security, the sharing of intelligence especially between the countries of europe and between the countries of europe and the
it seems like russia has ignored boundaries in flying over northern syria attacking enemies of the assad regime and certainly turkey has not give permission to russia to enter their airspace. what does this mean now? this is going to complicate matters especially this week as you have seen president hollande attempting to build a greater coalition against isis. russia has said recently they re going to fight isis although there hasn t been that many indicators that they are attempting to do that. this is going to complicate matters as the coalition builds with france joining the bombing campaign over northern syria, with potential by thursday of this week the u.k. sending forces into syria and into iraq which they ve done already. this is going to cause coordination and deconfliction
had additional follow-on attacks planned as information is coming out. authorities just don t know how big it is which is striking in terms of the type of operational security that attackers were able to undertake. all of this under the backdrop of president hollande meeting with president obama today to talk about next steps against isis. you study terrorism every day. day in and day out. what should the next steps be? that s an excellent question. going back to the very beginning of the interview, i think part of the challenge that s inher t inherently faced is you have what could be described as anti-isis coalition. the problem is that various countries are on different sides with respect to the assad regime. turkey wants to tackle assad and russia wants to protect assad. to a lot of observers it looks like the beginning of world war i with various powers and various interests and none of them wants to get into a conflict but there s a lot of danger given the competing
we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are watching new day. we have breaking news to begin this hour. military officials in turkey confirming that they have shot down a russian military jet claiming the plane was violating turkish airspace and that russian pilots were warned ten separate times to leave the area. russia denying that claim insisting their plane was flying over syria when it was hit. nato preparing to hold an emergency meeting on this incident. this comes just hours before french president hollande is set to meet with president obama. we have every angle on the war on isis covered, the way only cnn can. let s begin with senior international correspondent ben wedeman. what do we know? reporter: at 9:24 local time a russian warplane crashed just inside the syrian border in western syria.
this big meeting. what will the french president and american president do about it being shot down? let s get the latest from michelle kosinski. they have to deal with this. russia was supposed to be a key infusion in the war against isis by air and on the land. now what? reporter: as usual there are several different dynamic going on here at once. today the french president comes to the white house with a view of stepping up the fight against isis, improving france s national security. the white house plans to continue to support those efforts, back them up in whatever ways are possible. what tangible developments will come out of this meeting, at this point the white house isn t saying. both leaders will take questions in a press conference in just a few hours. now what makes this even more interesting, of course, is the fact that president hollande after this meeting will travel to moscow and meet with vladimir putin and russians are framing that visit as a step toward a coalitio