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a whole lot just affiliated with ah, breaking news, at least 284 people are killed and thousands injured according to turkey, vice president as a devastating earthquake sweeps, the country knocking down multi story residential buildings. we've got a report from the ground. is this on the rest carriers are extracting people from under the rob, according to unconfirmed report. there is a lot of haven't damaging the city. many rescuers doctors and 5 partners came to the scene as well as the police and military court trying to disperse the heavy traffic jobs her
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and deadly after shock strike northwestern regions of neighboring syria, claiming the lives of at least 248 people. and injuring hundreds more according to the country's health ministry. china says the attack on its weather balloon has undermined the process of stabilizing china us relations that says the u. s. military tries to recover the balloons remnants to find any evidence of its surveillance capabilities. ah, good afternoon from our international studio in moscow and welcome to the hours most vital news stories worldwide. i'm carol isabel, breaking news on our 10 or national a mass of 7.8. magnitude earthquake has hit central, trickier with at least 284 people dead. hundreds of residential buildings have
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collapsed in southern provinces with the vice president say more than 2300 people are injured. rescue services continue to search for the victims in affected areas, with many still trapped under rubble. ah, these pictures show an entire 9 story building destroyed by the earthquake. the earthquake knocked down 531 buildings in just the city of doesn't tap according to the governor. other footage of the quakes disastrous impact came from a number of the country's regions. locals are helping emergency services rescue those to remain under the rubble. the national interior minister has announced the highest emergency alert level, a warning you may find the following image is distressing. in this video, you can see a multi story building in the northwest of turkey, a collapsing after the earthquake. as many as 1700 buildings are said to be
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destroyed across the country. on verified video, circulating online shows considerable destruction inside a student dormitory, in the ha type province where some people remain trapped according to reports. another video circulating online shows rescue workers providing 1st aid to a young man who was pulled from the rubble in a southeastern problems of d on backorder. at least 8 people will reportedly killed their when an 8 story building collapse. o turkish media also report an ancient castle dating back to the 2nd century. a div past been destroyed in the southern province of darcy into the site, had been included in the unesco world. heritage listened to leave the city of gaussian type itself some 33 kilometers from the epicenter has also been badly hit by the earthquake with multi story buildings collapsing and entire neighborhoods in ruins
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. as tremor shook the area, at least 23 people have been reported dead in the city of more than 2000000. p. as rescue teams work to clear rubble, local infrastructure communications have been damage. local authorities are calling on residence in affected areas, not to enter buildings and to refrain from using vehicles. they also suggest calling emergency services only if absolutely necessary. oh, and more devastating consequences of the trickier earthquake video footage shows the rubble of an already destroyed building, falling and hitting residence. as they searched through the rubble for survivors, rescue works continue in affected regions. turkey or southern carmen mirage province is believed to be the epicenter of the earthquake. at least 5 people have been killed and 34 buildings destroyed because of an earthquake in
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a neighboring province. according to local officials, authorities in the south eastern chandelier for province report even greater casualties. at least 12 dead with rescue workers still pulling people from the rubble. whites for damage has been reported in a total of 7 provinces, with the earthquake felt in 10 regions. according to turkey, his interior minister, a total of $22.00 aftershocks, have struck the country, correspondence at the sight report from the epicenter of the quick. this on the when you initiate here, the book, your province behind me, you can see a ruined building. one, the 1st term has happened, people ran into the street and rushed to the gathering places come on food. and somebody call this crated have a traffic jams which immediately began to hinder rescuers and emergency services from getting to the areas. the fact that west in, in front of the 8 story shopping center partially collapse rest curves,
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is our extract people from under the rubble. according to our confirm reports, there is a lot of have a damage in the city. many rest curious doctors and firefighters came to the scene as well as the police and military corps trying to disperse. they have a traffic jams, have 14 story building collapsed in rescue work is underway. rescuers are trying to hear voices from under the rubble. any sound gives them hope relative, stand nearby and wait for news from rescuers. workers are trying to call those who may be under the rubble. according to eye witnesses, both sections of the houses collapsed with a terrible sound. rescuers and equipment from the turkey's presidium for disaster and emergency management are working at the site. this is that earlier we spoke to alberta, chuck director general of international affairs and migration and red crescent. he says, emergency services and volunteers are on high alert weather conditions and some reasons are making the situation worse. that's mostly the. busy better condition,
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it's not only called or raining solving in the problem. it's raining or not. and so it's all going on the minus if you're getting the most challenging part of the next year for now, the better to get deployed and we probably be heavily impacted to be able to support all of you providing food and also emergency blanket flu operation, post on hospitals for it's impacted, we at establishing up whole 10 outside the hospital for 3 hours. so hospital are now being dumpling, outside the home and outside because the main hospital is impacted. so we are deploying public, moving primarily let's 1st live now to tanya. good.
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susie is stumble, base canadian journalists, and head of interviews at t. r. t world. good afternoon. what is the situation right now? our major cities such as in symbol or a car at risk. well, everybody living here knows that the, the risk of an earthquake is pretty high. and in fact we all live in fear of that. of the big one that we're told will one day. yesterday there was a lighter tremor felt around and we all hope that that was the end of it and it turned out to be a breaker. so this big one and for those old enough to remember the 2nd very likely to hit the country back in 1999. you had almost 18000 people who died in the quick example that was
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7.6 magnitude earthquake. and this one that hit this morning, 7.4 death toll is expected to rise up to. it's reported to be over 260 right now on the phone, but with the number of wounded and, and people still trapped that number could go up with those numbers being so high. unfortunately, do you have any relatives or friends who have been affected by the quick and how worried are people about further tremors or aftershocks? oh, absolutely. they've already been reported. they've already reported aftershock. ringback in 9 problems, some as high as 3.4 magnitude. so we are afraid everybody knows somebody who's been affected. if not somebody direct me then call friends who have family in guys or, or nearby. some have been fortunate and they weren't affected,
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but most of them who lived there quick. i have called me who are finding it very, very difficult to deal with the hiring images that we're seeing in the media. those again, who are old enough to remember the earthquake of 999, but then this is very traumatic. i saw one colleague burst into tears earlier just looking at the pictures. it has been a very, very emotional grade for even those in the sample. we, many of us didn't feel like it was 5 am and that was the bus, you know, a couple of hours later now reports say on car could appeal for international health and dealing with the consequences of this disaster. what has been offered, who has offered it, and what an aide is needed. most right now on the ground. information minister has said that all, all
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a piece has been mobilized nationally. we're talking armed forces, gendarmerie, the rescue organizations, red crescent, they're all on the ground. a couple of hours ago, they were all, if they were not already on the ground, they were heading their country forward with a group of assistance has offered assistance. i believe there be done is also rescue rescue team. condolences of also been coming in from the country, but yeah, we're talking very arduous, very difficult rescue condition temperature, knowing raining schools are already cancelled today on account of the weather. so with your plate, you can imagine already the conditions already back. yes, we've heard reports about the weather and just a massive, massive event ahead. it's not the 1st massive earthquake, however that,
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that turkey has experience. as you mentioned earlier, do you expect any measures to be taken to increase at i guess at a government level, the readiness for any potentially future disasters? what can be done? the readiness is there already again. 1999 was a be lesson and a lot of buildings have been for to fight to meet earthquake, earthquake group standards. some hasn't been i mean again, i'm not a say small ages and i'm not a specialist in the kind of anything that has that need to be taken. but he, at the center of this earthquake, he's not necessarily very affluent area. so i am quite sure how many of the buildings were were earthquake booth. and when a c, a recorder also reported you're looking at much older building, suffering the devastation, including unesco heritage site. though there's only so much that can be done
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realistically to prevent this. you know, when an earthquake of this magnitude hits no matter how many issues you take, you're going to have a large scale just now we've just received updated casualty figures this minute, nearly 1000 have been confirmed. caled, can we still expect these numbers to raise further? and now what economic impact could this potentially have on the affected regions? this is what everyone is afraid of. everyone is afraid of the casualties the, the wound, it absolutely can go up. they can because the rescue operation is still under way. there are countless people still stuck in the rubble. countless people being rushed to the hospitals. we don't, we don't really know why this number can go. remember it. 999 magnitude of 7.6 resulted in 18. more than 18000 people did that there is a, you know,
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a great concern that the numbers to that level, of course. but we are hoping that people concerning news, tanya. good suzanne, a stumble based canadian journalist and i had of interviews at t r t world. thank you. can an act bad rom, director of the center for energy, the environment and natural disasters at the university of bengal says tortilla is in need of international support to deal with the aftermath of the earthquake. some of my friends supports where bad news is some a colleagues, it was some houses off to college, just a collapsed in on takia. and in kara, mom rush, we've been hearing debt to. but anyway, these are not my relative spots. our citizens are in danger. unfortunately, i know, so our citizens, some of our citizens, are on the, the image fielding. so be just cold air force level coley. so that means
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a, b are awaiting some other search and rescue teams from all around the world. because the numbers a damaged areas are, the provinces are very high and it's time consuming and it's actually a money consuming less say. but we need to do that. ah, now here some of the latest footage of a building collapsing in the syrian city of aleppo. the syrian health minister report at least 326 people killed and more than 1000 injured in the countries north western regions. in the aftershocks, aleppo, along with cities and comma in la takia, have suffered the most severe damage. more footage from the scene shows people being pulled from the rubble and clearing up the effects of the destruction. rescue
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services are on high alert. as many people are believed to still be trapped under the debris. we spoke with an r t arabic correspondent who is near serious border with turkey to get more details and also some more disturbing images from the syrian italy region, as numerous victims of the earthquakes are now being hospitalized in the emergency room of a local hospital. according to media reports, hospitals are currently overcrowded, with some victims, having to wait for treatment on hospital floors. syrian journalist mohammed lee says syrians are particularly sensitive to scenes of devastation after years long deadly civil war. the ministry is done here in syria stated that the army will be involved in all its efforts in the search and rescue operations. all
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medical team in cities who are not stuck to close to the northern parts that's through my homes will be sent also to a live coach in helping denise, this is definitely a very difficult situation. doesn't the building has collapsed as a result of this earthquake? i have some friends and many of them had their apartments to perhaps partially damage to her, telling me about the destruction over there. they said that's such a destruction. all we only remind them of the war that happened in theory. yes. in 2011 of course instruction that happened as a result, they see the same image of destruction. there's the same pain written minutes, your health and medical team, they're all on high alert to even private hospitals. doors have been open for all condition, but this is the most that they can do. if this is a government told area that we're not even speaking,
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guess about the area like that which is occupied by terrorists groups or from over there. we don't know about the condition over there and because of the occupation of service groups over there, the syrian government and, and medical teams cannot even reach those areas and reach the effect that the people, the residence as a result of the crate. and some news just and the turkish president has announced 912 people are dead and more than 5000 injured after the catastrophe. we'll keep bringing you more updates as we get them on you as action to undermine the see no us efforts to stabilize relations. that's the message from the chinese deputy foreign minister commenting on the attack on a chinese, whether balloon us actions against the chinese balloon has seriously affected and damaged both sides efforts and progress in stabilizing. so i know us relations, china strongly opposes this. a no, just the us to stop harming china's interests in escalating tensions. the chinese
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government is paying close attention to the development of the situation and will resolutely safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of chinese companies. defend the interest and dignity of china and reserve the right to react further as necessary. the us military is currently searching for the remnants of the chinese balloon, which was shot down last week off the coast of south carolina. defense officials said an investigation is ongoing with navy divers at the scene, looking to recover any material with value to us intelligence local residents were also warned to not touch or move any remains which could be washed ashore as they are part of the federal investigation. the chinese weather balloon was 1st spotted in u. s. territory last week, hovering for days and raising fears among politicians that it could be spying on nuclear facilities. that despite beijing's numerous warnings that the stray balloon is designed purely for civilian use and had unintentionally crossed u. s. borders, the balloon was eventually shot down on saturday. c g
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t n correspondence union son says washington's hype over what they call. another threat from china contradicts bilateral agreements between the countries. how the us side responded to the balloon incident appeared to be contradicting what the 2 leaders had agreed upon. last year. the pentagon said the chinese balloon does not present a military or physical scratch to people on the ground, but the military shot down anyway. even so, republicans have criticize the president biden as being weak towards china and failing to take action quickly enough. if the american politicians and some media continue to hype the incident as another china threats, as could lead little room for the 2 sides to de escalate the issue. now this could be seen as a double standard on the part of a u. s. a chinese balloon when of course, and drifted across the u. s. in circumstances that were out of the chinese government's control. but closely related to taiwan was planned despite beatings,
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repeated warnings, and could be seen as a challenge should one china principle. in fact, the u. s. has been a frequent uninvited guest to chinese territories. take the south china sea for example. every year the u. s. military flies, hundreds by planes of the region for recognizance and us naval ships have frequently flex their muscles year chinese waters including the taiwan straits, under the guise of so called freedom of navigation. u. s. military activities have also caused casualties among chinese military personnel and civilians. over the years, china and d, u. s. has experience far worse situations in recent decades, and here they are. so we will have to wait and we didn't see the western states are attempting to suppress any alternative voices of sovereign states. that's according to russia's top diplomat survey live rob, who gave a press conference while visiting baghdad,
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as part of his middle east and africa. tor dustin villa. this is young. this stuff isn't comparable to any of the conflicts are on the walt toward the yes and then nate, a colleagues did to iraq, and later libya were a member how they raised mas sue, and all the rock as it is to the ground. how they devastated he ran rocca, i'm not said in mention all the war crimes that didn't cause and if in the resentment in western financial community, americans and there wasn't counterparts, i tried to fulfill, thou will suppress. and now turn to forces from all the sites and their sovereignty . this is the essence of the so called truce, which washington and best satellites promote, instead of sticking to the principal, sylvia yan shot us no boys throw, murmured bilateral economic cooperation with the top of the agenda at a meeting of the russian and her rocky delegations among other issues, discuss that the talks was cooperation of arab states with her on an efforts to resolve the israeli palestinian conflict at the press conference or russian foreign
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minister underline moscow's multi $1000000.00 investments and economic development . despite the western sanctions regime, the iraqi foreign minister has noted the positive role of russian oil companies in the country. now to notify alicia to cut, we know the positive role of russian oil companies in terms of investment as well as the continued activities of the oil and gas industry in iraq. i would like to mention luke, oil, gas prom, and a number of others among them. who also grid to hold the next meeting of the bilateral into governmental commission in back dot aspects of the activities of russian companies in rock and rocks. debts to them will be examined in detail. we are interested in finding solutions that will allow, 1st of all, the rockies side to interact freely with its partners, including russian companies operate in iraq to the african continent. now we're arise. fashion week has kicked off in nigeria,
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ah ah ah ah, ah hello and welcome to crosstalk, where all things are considered i'm peter labelle. it has been reported. the c i is william burns, offered russia 20 percent of ukrainian territory in exchange for ending the conflict, the kremlin, the white house, and the ca all have rejected this reporting, all of which makes us think the opposite. some of the biden administration want to wrap up is needless for an adventure. ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george samuel,
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we in budapest, he's a podcast with a gaggle which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow, we have to meet bob and she is a political analyst and editor at you know me, internet media project or gentleman cross talk rules, and fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciated probably start out in budapest, george you. this reporting, i know you're aware of it. here has been a lot of commentary on all sides involved with the exception of ukraine, which we'll talk about have denied this, which give some credence to me that some someone in the by the end administration is um, i'm applying some kind of trial balloon, not the chinese weather balloon, but a trial balloon, your thoughts as it doesn't mean anything? well, unfortunately, i don't think it does. i dentist think that the biden administration is just set on the par and, and there's nothing that's really stopping it because the american foreign policy
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stablish man is set on the spot. so if we look at the latest issue of foreign affairs magazine published by the council of foreign relations a, the big in house, mag of the foreign bond establishment. there's an article by michael mcfall form. a u. s. a massive russia calling for total victory of russia. there's an article by garrick us bar i was, is that a victory to the day on conditional surrender? boots in an article by alexander denman saying the same thing. so they all bang using drug and we had bars johnson in washington this week. again, let's say we need to go victory. what about the process of nuclear war? 2 against bluffing, and then you know, and that's, and they are, they will just repeating is so unfortunate for the united states this wrong as, as seen at the moment is a godson basically europe as being eliminated as any kind of a force in the.
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