[000:00:00;00] for smartphones, laptops, ordinary usb. for any devices with support for normal and fast charging, this does not require additional cables. there is also a special device with built-in batteries that ensures uninterrupted operation of the internet . the power supply board is connected to it. you do not need to do anything. the light went out. it immediately turned on and worked. the light came on he asks already from the socket a battery for the equipment and, well, to have uninterrupted internet, well, it is also necessary to have such an opportunity. therefore, it is not possible in every house at the moment. however, such batteries can work for about 12 hours , after which they need to be recharged, therefore, in

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injured 11,000. washington is sending two groups of rescuers to turkey for search for targets and elimination of consequences this was reported by a representative of the us national security council to john kirby, according to whom the pentagon and the us agency for international development are currently coordinating actions with their turkish counterparts to provide additional assistance more about the tragedy and overcoming the consequences will be told by iryna shynkarenko, who gathered eyewitness accounts and talked with ukrainian women living in turkey, now residents in turkey and syria . the first earthquake woke up at dawn a few minutes after four in the morning. tremors with a force of 7.8 on the richter scale shook houses on both sides of the turkish-syrian border only around four in the morning as a result of the earthquake, the ceiling fell on two families, one family, a mother and three children, we

were able to save, thank god, the second family of the ceiling the father and his one-and-a-half-year-old daughter were almost stable, his pregnant wife, five-year-old daughter and four-year-old son were killed, and a new earthquake occurred already at lunchtime with a magnitude of 7.7 bala, whole houses collapsed before people's eyes, the earthquake caused destruction in 10 provinces more than 1,700 buildings were collapsed and damaged there, according to the reuters news agency , more than 2,700 people died in both countries. people are freezing without a roof over their heads, some areas were left without gas, it was at night, in the morning, we were all

sleeping in the houses in the beds, it was shaking very, very, very much, i have never seen anything like this, it was something, the walls were walking with a walker, it was very heavy rain, very heavy we forgot people had a big panic, all the cars started to leave , the local authorities ask the residents of turkey to save mobile and internet traffic literally now , a day of mourning has been officially announced until february 12, all establishments are closed, and the local authorities ask not to use the connection unnecessarily an extremely short message so as not to create unnecessary traffic, the president of turkey rajep and its pardogan called the tragedy a historical catastrophe and the strongest earthquake in ukraine since 1939 and emphasized that the authorities are doing everything possible to save as many people as possible, we do not know the number of dead and injured, since

work is ongoing in many buildings we hope that we will recover from this disaster with the least loss of life. we have received several requests for international assistance to our country. proposals for assistance from 45 countries, including nato and the european union, italy is already sending equipment for rescuers to turkey, nato announced the mobilization of measures to support ukraine, an ally , condolences to the families of those killed and injured as a result of the earthquake, president shajobaiden expressed in the state department that the first aid to turkey is already on its way, and humanitarian organizations in syria, which are supported by the united states, are responding to the consequences of earthquakes throughout the country , and ukraine offered assistance to turkey in the ministry of foreign affairs noted that they currently have 24 appeals about the lack of contact with citizens living

in the disaster zone . from approximately one thousand servicemen in january last year to almost three thousand today , voice of america correspondent karla bab visited one of the bases and found out how american troops are located the closest to the combat zone are holding the nato defense line, servicemen of the 101st airborne division are training to land from helicopters, this is training at the very edge of nato territory. now we are the closest part of the us army to combat operations in ukraine, we are training in conditions as close as possible to combat operations, preparing for of large-scale combat operations in the territory we are training on we may fight if we have to defend nato voice of america joined colonel adam tides commanders of the 2nd assault brigade 101

airborne division during a flight in northern romania along the black sea coast how long would it take russian missiles from crimea to reach here if they launched one of their precision missiles from crimea it would arrive in about 7 minutes not much time to prepare we are focusing on preparing for any situations so we have strengthened the defenses inside and around the air base we have dispersed our forces so as not to be a concentrated target we are flying near the ukrainian border on the other side of this river ukraine the us force is training south of here in a forward operating position this is one of my heavily armed companies these are humby armored vehicles with anti-tank guided missiles mounted or with heavy machine guns or heavy grenade launchers and they are constantly training so they are ready so very ready the us and romanian military are also learning

to cooperate in the conditions of hostilities in cities and villages, they practice clearing buildings. this is the first time since the second world war, fighters of the 10th first airborne division went to europe colonel emma tides says they are watching russian tactics in ukraine and adapting training to what they see on the battlefield we just completed live ammunition training during which we attacked trenches that look very similar to those you can see across the border we shot down small unmanned aerial vehicles are very similar to those that flooded the battlefield abroad . 10 most important days in the service new fomin the course was new for me for us for all romanians we don't have such a course in romania because we don't have the same opportunities it 's a great opportunity to train together

improving skills is life and death and it determines the difference between failure and success. so if you want to succeed, we have to be together to stick together and work together. the increase in the number of american soldiers in romania has become the norm for at least the next year. the pentagon recently confirmed that when this brigade leaves romania, it will be replaced by another brigade from the 101st division for air bases in romania karlabab - voice of america, un security today, a special meeting was held dedicated to the humanitarian situation in ukraine, as stated by the us representative to the un , linda thomas greenfield, humanitarian horrors were not provoked by russia's war against ukraine continue to cause enormous human suffering both in ukraine and around the world , more than 17 million ukrainians need humanitarian aid, she emphasized

, let's talk more about the main points of the meeting with iryna solomko, who joins the broadcast from the un headquarters in new york, iryna vitayu from the meeting of the council of security today focused purely on the humanitarian situation in ukraine , un deputy secretary-general martin griffitz, who reported at a briefing in ukraine in december and saw the situation with his own eyes, as he described her griffiths and what conclusions he shared in the report. congratulations to yulia, and they spoke to the submissive . usually these are the deputy secretaries of the un, they are quite dry and official, but this time martin griffith was very emotional and obviously this emotionality of his is precisely this influenced his visit to ukraine, because he was not only in kyiv, he also visited kherson , he also visited mykolaiv, he communicated with people, as they say on the ground, who are experiencing the days of russian shelling, and that is why he just mentioned about this is a lot in his report. but if we speak in the language of numbers, he just noted that 17 and 6 million ukrainians, which is approximately

40% of the country's population, need humanitarian aid, these are huge amounts and numbers, and he also said that 7,000 ukrainians are civilians. ukrainians died as a result of this war, and these are only un figures, that is, the real numbers are much higher, at the same time, under such difficult conditions, it was possible to help almost 16 million ukrainians. that is, we are talking about monetary support, ideas about clothes, heaters, etc. generators for schools and hospitals, however, this is not enough , and that is why this month, martin grieg plans to start a new type of fund-raising for ukraine. next year, the goal is

to collect four billion dollars in order to this year to help 11 million ukrainians because they still continue to survive in the conditions of this war the people of ukraine admire their resilience resilience despite mortal danger resilience despite power outages and damaged energy sector during the fierce winter resilience despite the presence of mines and explosive remnants of war that force of people to resettle on hinder the safe return of people to humanitarian activities, as well as the resumption of agricultural activities with sustainability despite sexual violence , human trafficking

, sexual exploitation and abuse, the people of ukraine did not escape any fear of war, they focused the attention of a member of the base councils who also spoke today. assistance, and in particular, for example, the permanent representative of the united states at the united nations, she mentioned that at the end of january, even two representatives of the local organization that provided this assistance were injured due to russian shelling and also greenfield eh linda thomas greenfield once again reminded that russia continues to violate human rights we cannot allow russia to continue to use food , electricity and winter as a weapon this harms all of us but kills ukrainians but also colleagues of russia which deports children will detain ships with food from ukraine bombing the civilian population and infrastructure are not the actions of a country ready for peace these are not the actions that could be expected from a member of the security council we heard your

compassionate calls for talks to end the hostilities it is in the hands of one man president putin he started this war and he can end it today decided to withdraw his troops from ukraine and really allow peace to come for ukraine this is a matter of survival iryna did the participants of the grain initiative discuss because the last few months the volume of ukrainian grain exports within the framework of the agreement has decreased. and that's how they look, it was one of those key topics, again , because humanitarian security and food security are, well, that is, these are two components and that's why a lot of people talked about it, because at the moment they were actually accusing russia of slowing down the export of the ukrainian coast within the framework of this agreement, because as experts explain , russia has actually reduced the number of inspections and increased the duration of these inspections, and because of this, a huge queue has formed and today, according to serhiy koslytsi, the permanent representative of ukraine to the un, 114 ships are waiting for this inspection in

the territorial waters of turkey, at the same time , only three ships leave ukrainian ports every day. that is, it is very few. decreased the volume of exports compared to last month, and that is why there was a lot of talk about it today, and in particular , a british employee at the un constantly accused and accused russia of not sticking to its promises, and most of the speakers called on russia not to slow down this process because this is a--that is, the issue of food security, i am in this in the whole world and these are very important issues, moreover, they asked that this should not be automatically extended. thank you , irina, this is a very important topic, i will remind you that on my colleague iryna solomko was in contact with the headquarters of the un headquarters. in the usa, more than half a million people go missing every year, according to

the specialized portal name us , the police usually manage to find most of them within a few months, however , the whereabouts and fate of almost 20,000 residents remain unknown today. a chance among them ukrainian woman iryna monastrina, who disappeared in new york almost 18 years ago , yuriy mamon will tell more about iryna monastrina from kyiv , on the left in the photo she went to the usa in 2002 after winning the green card lottery at first she called from new york regularly, says her father, mykola monastery, however, the last time she contacted her parents was on march 22, 2005 , her 25th birthday, and said that she changed her name in the church, that's when she was married by a pastor, a black bridegroom, and vadim came from russia to america a year before iryna . everything else. the daughter promised to inform later. since then

, there has been no news from her. parents wrote letters to the ministry of internal affairs and foreign affairs of ukraine to no avail four years after iryna's disappearance. her mother died, her father began to act independently, he obtained a tourist visa and in 2014 he arrived in the usa for the first time at the ukrainian consulate in new york mykola that iryna did not contact them monastically, then he contacted the local police, the ukrainian police did contact the american police, then we will search a so to speak, if she had already been an american citizen, we would have beaten and slept. mykola returned home to seek a warrant from the ukrainian police, here is one of the letters dated 2020, and then the siren war began, it is clear that there must be a bomber hiding there

i didn’t pray anymore and i went to bed. mykola monastery all that he hopes is that his daughter is alive in september 2022. he decided to get at least some kind of response from the american police before the tourist visa ran out. the money was only enough for a one-way ticket. mykola oleksandrovich was sheltered in the first ukrainian pentecostal churches in manhattan without money and without language, god sent me help, here is a small journalist, marina sokolovska, for 10 years, on her own enthusiasm , she has been looking for missing persons in new york only in 2021, there were 13,000 of them, the majority found, however, the fate of hundreds remains unknown. and in general, according to the muse portal, more than 600,000 people disappear every year in the united states . one of the reasons is simple : people no longer want to maintain ties with relatives . well, she stopped calling not only her parents, relatives, she was full of friends, she disappeared for everyone, it always

happens gradually. if there is some offense of falling into a sect and there, the change in your consciousness happens gradually, according to marina in the new york city hall, records of marriage no right, iryna did not receive it either in the state of new york or in the three neighboring states, the police did not detain her, she was not a victim of a crime, this was not all that was found out with the help of journalistic inquiries. and it can get there in different ways. if suddenly somewhere there was her dna in some form and this dna was obtained by the fbi or the police, these dnas match in the database, however, no matches were found in the database, this means that there is no anna herself among the living victims of crimes or suspects in their commission iryna and her possible children, mykola the monastery believes that the daughter is alive and about the expiration of the american visa

- it will take approximately two months for him to find her. sunergo ukraine was formed almost immediately after the full-scale invasion dasha vershilenko vershilenko volunteers elena evict lyudmila they know well in this military store in oklahoma they come here they visit for things for ukrainian defenders, sleeping bags, backpacks, raincoats, all this is provided for free by the store owner . and cut it , i did the easiest part of the job. volunteers, who has 30 people he cares for, this particular volunteer needs 30 first-aid kits, we organized 30 first-aid kits, 30 turnstiles, then a second volunteer applied

, who needs 100, the public will provide 100 e-e blanket of these woolens and 100 e-e raincoats-tents were sent a lot of restrictions during shipment, it is necessary that the volume of the parcel and the weight were appropriate, their volunteer work to provide volunteer battalions began in 2014, the organization was formed already after a full-scale invasion, when on on the second day of the war, activists met each other at a protest. at first, ukraine had about 20 volunteers, now it is ten times more. it is a lot. you came to us to support that day, that is why we believe that this is where we started our activity and our help to ukraine, money for the transportation of aid, the sunorhop organization collects by holding workshops on the petrykiv painting, selling handmade goods, baked goods and ukrainian symbols, the members of the organization are not only ukrainians, for example, phoebe calls herself

a real oki, that is, a resident of oklahoma, she zv i made more than one pair of warm socks for the ukrainian military. they use their other talents to raise funds. cookies and sell them. we are looking for donations before the event. and many people open their hearts and pockets for donations and if it was a great success we hope to do another one this spring but every day our hearts are broken by what we see in ukraine, a special place in the volunteer movement of oklahoma is occupied by the ukrainian glorious church in the town of jones founded more than 150 years ago by ukrainians fleeing from soviet power, it became a gathering point for ukrainians and a platform for the volunteer movement, the service of god's sending is half ukrainian, half er

half american, when the war began that's why we are worried about that event because the enemy attacked our motherland and we are trying from the very beginning. as much as we can help, we did maybe two or three bake sales every month. we hope to do more, but most of all we hope that the war will end soon . i am my wife. but today i feel like a ukrainian. also, as a volunteer , i managed to send several products with medical equipment to ukraine using an american router. the club is now preparing to send a container with products to approaches to ukraine near the thousands of dry food kits provided by the military store brand, he is surprised how ukrainian volunteers manage to do so many projects, but he is most impressed by the ukrainians who heroically stand up for their cause. i

am constantly surprised how people under shelling and bombs overhead have time to send thank you cards for me on ukrainian flags from the front lines that are hung in an oklahoma store, the inscription is not for sale for any money in the world, ukrainian gratitude here in america is priceless daria vashelenko from oklahoma for the voice of america, psychological rehabilitation is one of the basic elements of the recovery of fighters on rotation. recently, the kyiv cinema rehabilitation center invited fighters from the front lines to suns and for therapy, more in the story of anna kostichenko . for the first time, he says he traveled a little as a child, so when the command organized a session for his company and i was very happy about the therapy , they said that there would be riding up and on horses. i immediately agreed. hippotherapy is a direction of

psychological rehabilitation of people through communication and exercises with horses in the psycho-emotional fund is achieved as it is the direct satisfaction of communication with the animal, this is from the biomechanics of animal movement , which calms during combat operations, soldiers experience various psychological traumas, says the adviser to the commander of the ground forces, oksana grigor'eva, that is why the armed forces council responded to the initiative of the equestrian rehabilitation center that opened its doors for the military, one class lasts about three hours, says ms. oksana. however, even during such a period of time, the psychological state seems to improve the warmth of the fighters, which they just saw, changes to something else. and it is different, it is extremely positive, even if a person does not like animals. well, this also happens, but all the same , her emotions improve, her psycho-emotional state . well, it is so different. we had

such groups that come very depressed we don't know who lost their brother yesterday and who came from where and sometimes they don't want to talk, it's hard for them to even say their names , but after 3 hours i look at these eyes, they are completely different, but dmytro got a combat experience back in 2014 in the donbass for two and a half years participated in the anti-terrorist operation however, he says that the intensity of the battles now cannot be compared with this experience the second time, the second time fighting is already very difficult morally, then you know everything, you understand where you are going every time you emerge from the trench you can to be for you for the last time i was encircled i left the encirclement i was besieged on the first day 10 people came to us we were sitting in the building around us russians we heard their conversations we heard how tanchyk worked

conversations we heard some conversations like that sat three days, then we left the environment, out of ten of us, it turned out to be four out of 10, the highest four, 40 years ago, my husband had never thought about military service before the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine, he worked as a manager in one of the kyiv companies . i worked at my job, they destroyed it with a rocket, it was bombed at home. i went to simply protect ukraine, my mother, his training lasted for six months. and in november, together with other fighters, he was sent to the donetsk region. there , for the first time in his life, he will face the death of loved ones

people, this is how many people i lost in yesterday's day, what is the most difficult, friends in this row, this is the most difficult, because in six months , they became a little friendly, and it's just for those people who are there on the civilian side. does not show his face and does not say his real name, because his mother remains in the occupied territory of ukraine since 2014, when the separatists with the support of the russians captured part of donbas, the boy was only 10 years old at the beginning of the full-scale invasion , the 19-year-old fighter immediately went to the front i want to knock them out already completely. until the end of our 91st year, and even live peacefully as we used to live. a 20-year-old young man is fighting. volodymyr, a 54-year-old resident of poltava, worked as a construction worker before the war and volunteered at the end of