Turkish authorities have detained a suspected Islamic State militant of Russian origin after he allegedly planned to use a drone to bring down a U.S. plane at the Incirlik air base. <br/><br/>Dogan News Agency citing security officials, said Russian national Renat Bakiev was detained after police surveillance showed him scouting the southern city of Adana, where the base is located, with the aim of carrying out his attack. <br/><br/>Bakiev told authorities that he is a member of Islamic State and planned to use a drone to bring down a U.S. plane and carry out an attack against U.S. nationals. <br/><br/>Authorities said he had also scouted an association of the Alevi religious minority in Adana. <br/><br/>Turkey has been a partner in the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State forces, providing the coalition with access to Incirlik air base to wage strikes against the militants.<br/><br/>Ankara has detained more than 5,000 Islamic State suspects and deported some 3,290 foreign militants from 95 different countries in recent years. It has also refused entry to at least 38,269 individuals.