there has been a northwest syria case. there will be another northwest syria case.e on the ground today in northwest syria and find a solution to this problem. hello. in the aftermath of that winter storm that we had thursday and friday, very heavy snowfall, hilly parts of the uk have been left with a winter wonderland, this overlooked the peak district and this weather picture could have come straight from the alps. this is in snowdonia caked in snow. the nasa satellite picture shows extensive snow cover across wales, northern england, northern ireland, southern and northern areas of scotland. snowdonia has seen the greatest snow depths. 22 centimetres of snow lying on the ground this morning, not far behind was the staffordshire moors with 20 centimetres of snow. more snow to come over night but most will see milder air pushing on. for some time, snow over the hills of northern england and scotland. about 200 metres elevation, some centimetres possible but quite high up, but 400 metres you could be looking at 5—10 centimetres of snow. because it is higher hills, t

there has been a northwest syria case. there will be another northwest syria case.und today in northwest syria and find a solution to this problem. hello. thursday brought a fair amount of rain for some parts of the uk, but it also brought northern ireland its warmest day of the year so far, with temperatures peaking just above 16 celsiusat helens bay, not too far away from belfast. it's all because of low pressure, the centre of which you can see swirling here on our earlier satellite image. that has been bringing rain in places, but it's also been drawing warm air, or at least mild air, up from the south, and it will continue to do so during friday. the far north of scotland sticking with something just a little bit chillier, because here we've got a northerly wind, a band of cloud and some patchy rain to start friday. elsewhere, this area of wet weather moving across southeast england and east anglia. some of that rain could turn heavy and thundery for a time before clearing. and then for most of us, it is a story of sunny spells and showers. again, some of the s

cases in northwest syria. what more can you tell us about the outbreak in it lib? yes, fully. well, despite the continuous more need from the civil defense teams and you've got to the wide spread of color and the areas of the northwestern syria, we'll still see thousands of families lost their houses due to the devastating lakes forced to live in a temporary shelter centers installed and now the spread of colorado is making the humanitarian response for the n g o that the matcher even more complicated. they themselves are still recovering from the damages of the previous week. the death. so now on our stands out 3 best after the testing a week. and the number of cases as increased to reach more than 570 suspected cases. and these numbers, according to officials, are likely to increase in the upcoming days. and the main reason for the watch spread of the, of the, of this disease. as a result of the severe destruction that was called the, to the infrastructure of the area as the entire area of syria lack, proper

here in northwest syria to see those affected by the earthquake and its severe shortages of humanitarian aid, the full report syria, the continuing tragedy on al jazeera israel in crisis, a wave of killings in israeli military raids, attacks on palestinian by jewish settlers. a continuing protest against proposed changes to the judicial.

and northwest syria. the full extent of the catastrophe is now very evidence more than that. 50000 people have died across both countries and millions displays. and many is still searching for their missing relatives from hattie hat. i left earl begins, are coverage. this is what's called a cemetery of the unknown. it's one of the many where those who lost their lives in earthquakes and southern trickier are buried. but their identities were never recorded. like lots of others to bach her has been asked to give a dna test and apply to authorities for any news of her husband. young high law about his we're done with shall knew the we still cannot get any news about him. we cannot reach him from anywhere. we looked at every place we were supposed to even to the cemeteries. we just the all the, the house dynamic. i don't know if someone took him to hospital or maybe he lost his memory because we cannot find him anywhere. but alone, in the weeks after the quakes struck, many of the dead were buried without be

syria. here in northwest and syria to see those affected by the a. m, it's severe shortages of humanitarian aid. the full report syria, the continuing tragedy on al jazeera. ah ah, welcome back. okay, from out about top stories here. this are thousands of people are protesting in the georgian capital tbilisi for a 2nd day, a rallying against a proposal. they say what science critics of the government. the government says it's needed to stop the influence of what it calls foreign agents. tens of thousands of people have rallied in chili's capital santiago. they were mocking international women's day by demanding. the government include abortion rights agenda. equality in the new constitution. and russian mercenaries say they've taken control of the eastern part of the moot as the battle for the ukrainian city. grimes on nato. secular general says it may fall to russia in the coming days, but the cranium defenders say they will not retreat. they've been new accusations about the possible involvement of a pro ukrainian group and they attack i'm an old s

me know me of cor, i'm working in the military and field decisions are northwest or syria. ah, in this region which had a long period of war for about 20 years at this in the northwest of syria has a very weak but a franchise in for us. actually, one of the difficulties that organizations had and decision is about the board on it. and gave you such a crisis or catastrophe as it should be fish bite, respond. i responded immediately, the same, the even to distribute carpet and blanket and mattresses for homeless people and me and and even the thing material. and lately we, we had a big project as a whole down which was originally designed for the best people. but we looked for people who with diminished greek. we responded to 1000 family where every house, song and supporting as in as much as possible. aah! has been further violence between palestinians and israelis. settlers in the occupied westbank town of who ara israeli settlers entered the palestinian town chanting and singing while celebrating the jewish holiday poorer in palestinians in the area say it was a provocation

ah m a camera break in northwest syria is getting worse. following last month's earthquakes, at least 3 people have died. health facilities, water sources and sanitation way extensively damaged by the quakes and many are concerned. authorities in the rebel controlled areas won't be able to cope. millions of people in neighboring turkey are also living in makeshift camps after their homes were flattened by the earthquakes. health workers say they need to urgent support to help survivors deal with trauma and mental illness. life to hush him, i had borrow, who's in gaussian tap in southern turkey for his hush him. let's start with the situation in syria and the surgeon cholera case is there. what more you hearing about the outbreak solidly ensures the people that the local authorities, we've been talking to in those areas saying that it's stuff that institutions i completely overwhelmed and that they fear the wes could yet to come for different reasons. now they've been struggling with the aftermath of the earthquake, more than 2000 casualties

this is dw news live from berlin a month after the turkey syria earthquake, millions are still affected. we report from near it live in northwest and syria. west. thousands of people are displaced too traumatized and fearful to return to damage. building. also on the program, a huge fire leaves thousands of ringo muslims without possessions and shelter at the world's biggest refugee camp and southern bangladesh. and in german bonus league, hooker, wolf, bergen. frank traded punches in a goal filled and counter, but neither side managed enough out. ah, my manuscripts, mccann, and thanks very much for joining us. it's been exactly one months now since a massive earthquake hit, southern turkey and northwest and syria, more than 50000 people were killed in the worse natural disaster in modern turkish history. now the quakes epicenter was near the turkish city of gather and tap close to the syrian border. millions of people have been affect it, they've been injured, left homeless, or are lacking basic facilities. and anchor declared 3 months, state of emergency for the 10 provinces that were most affected. the government also arrest

all the while access to northwest syria depends on a political decision by the syrian government. biggest thing is predictable access . we saw the addition of to border crossings for you and aid access was a good start. but at the 3 month window that you know they're operating off of is wholly insufficient, the skill to humanitarian response and to northwest syria. furthermore, is the 2nd piece, which is that we need a principle not political response. an unconscionable failure is how some aid workers described the international response in syria so far for those who survived . the recovery from the aftermath of this disaster has yet to start santa, whither ashes ito now purchase on the streets of athens of turn violence on wednesdays. public sector unions demonstrated against the government. angry about the trained collision that killed at least 57 people last month. but with elections looming, they are broad grievances. john srp list reports from athens. greek use, no strangers to show downs with police had reason to be angry. it was mainly young people going back to university who were

in northwest syria, that didn't happen. what matters in terms of responding to an earthquake is time and what the sort of, the immediacy of the response. and the un just stood there, like, completely paralysed. in this film, we ask, what took the united nations so long? to deliver humanitarian aid across an international border, we need either the consent of the government or in the case that we have in syria, a binding security council resolution. on monday 6th february 00.47am, an earthquake of magnitude 7.8 strikes near gaziantep in south—east turkey. across the border in syria, strong tremors are felt. hundreds of buildings collapse. as the hours pass, the scale of the disaster becomes apparent. rescue teams are overwhelmed. in turkey, a major aid effort gets under way. rescue teams from around the world rush to help. in syria, the earthquake hit several cities controlled by the assad government. it also strikes north—west syria, the last pocket of territory controlled by opposition groups. buildings here have been weak

which shook southern turkey and northwest syria. again, survivors are still trying to identify the remains of the relatives and in syria. many survivors in the rebel controlled northwest to still waiting for final aid. basha, alice had the government has put restrictions on a distribution and some rebels of block deliveries from government held areas. at least 9 police officers have been killed in a suicide bomb attack in southwestern pakistan. it happened in the district of the province of baluchistan. at least 16 others had been injured. no group is claimed responsibility behind the attack. let's go now to come hide his life. watson is lemon by the come all. tell us what more we've cleaned. well the police are now saying that it disappears to be suicide. they're writing a more or donated explosive next to that bosh added towards trying to box over a bridge. the location is known as ball lawn. this is hailey rain winding year old gosh, about 80 kilometer from the pro venture capital a balloon checked on right now we are doors. there

the search for the living was called off on day 5 in northwest syria. at a time when missing, survivors were still being found in neighboring turkey here. those who responded to the human tragedy, say the world failed, the people in the opposition controlled and cliff. and it wasn't only a failure to send rescue teams. there were delays in getting emergency aid in and a humanitarian crisis already existed in syria before the earthquake. worse than this, the northwest and cliff is largely isolated from the world. there is no way out for these people. this is a country still at war with 90 percent living in poverty or does a lot of our a lot of lot but the unified misses on come on. but the united nations blamed the delay on damage cause 2 roads. but the head of relief operations, martin griffith acknowledged failing the people of syria in his words, they rightly feel abandoned looking for international help that hasn't arrived, that the united nation seems to look at best. that's it is their secretary general . they're waiting for him to give them the ok

but in northwest syria, there's no airport, no international rescue teams, and no aid.in order to save lives, response must begin within the first 72 hours. it's a race against time. ahmad hajji and his five—year—old son were lucky enough to be rescued from the rubble. one of his other sons, abdul rahman, is missing, but ahmad believes he's still alive. coughing it's 7th of february 2023. here we are today in one of the neighbourhoods in the countryside of aleppo because of an earthquake which hit north—west syria yesterday. still people are working and the white helmets, the civil defence members, are working to remove the rocks and to see if there are any victims under. this is one of the buildings. two days ago, people were living here, but now they are victims of the earthquake. shouting in turkey, president recep tayyip erdogan addresses the nation. the epicentre was turkey. and immediately the president of that member state of the un put out a request saying this is too big for any one country, we need all the international help we can get. none of that happened i

since 2 major earthquakes, its southern took ia and northwest syria, killing more than 51000 people, and flattening in time neighborhoods. the human and financial costs are extraordinary into kia, the government says 173000 buildings collapsed or was severely damaged. that's left between one and a half 1000000 and 1900000 people needing shelter. the world bank estimates the damage bill to be more than $34000000000.00, which is around 4 percent of the turkish g. d, p. in syria and more than 10000 buildings were destroyed or severely damaged, displacing at least 105000 households. well, there's some estimates are significantly higher. the world bank says the damage bill that totals about $5000000000.00, some 10 percent of serious g d p. the full extent of accessory is not quite clear, but amongst on many people, a still searching for their missing relatives. from that i l, if around a report, this is what's called a cemetery of the unknown. it's one of the many where those who lost their lives in earthquakes in southern trickier are buried. but their identities were never recorded. lik

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so when multiple major earthquakes nearly 8.0 on the richter scale, hit southern turkey and northwest syria, only one of those countries saw immediate help from abroad. this week will examine the politics of humanitarian aid. when disaster strikes, who got it and who was left to die? alright, let's get into the ammo. the me, the images are horrible, entire city blocks crumbling as the cameras roll on innocent civilians, babies to great grandmothers, all trapped under debris as hold buildings are reduced to rubble when pre dawn earthquakes measuring nearly 8 point on the richter scale hit parts of southern turkey and northwest regions of syria. this cross border crisis killing nearly 50000 people so far with that death toll expected to continue to climb in turkey, the response from the international community was swift. this long time nato partner saw the benefits of membership swing in the action just hours after the ground stop shaking. life saving equipment began clearing. what was once homes, western allies, such as the us, that you immediately deploying everything from manpower to food,

first of all, northwest syria, and the city of live suburb of education, nor, nor philip bo. it's not under the hands of variable, it's under the control of the radical. slavic tears groups to hurl sha wooster, p. call on the star and they are the branch of okay, the. the spurious use radical from a bloodthirsty terrace. how are funded, supported and trained by the america, by, by the united states since day one. and they were brought into syria through turkey . the astir of also, our half of them are not even a syrian, they're from chechnya. they're the weavers there from manor staff. project is done and others. and these seem did a soon the soon in government and the u. e and the united nations on several occasions through the earthquake, they wanted to send a to the, to, to live those radical islamic terrace. dear refuse those trucks to come in. and they want the money for the trucks and, and then decide the fighting on who's going to treat it. was going to steve, that 8. that's number one. number 2. do you know, did the united states have sanctions on see it for the last

he spends the night here with his son since the 2nd earthquake struck northwest in syria and turkey. hundreds of families are afraid to sleep in their own homes for fear of being trapped inside. if they collapse, as you said, after all the earthquakes, my son and i are traumatized, we don't dest home because it's not safe. that was he, and we haven't bought the tenant tense costs between $2400.00. and we can't afford wanted to have decided to stay here. medina, horning the earthquakes that struck northern syria and killed almost 6000 people also destroyed thousands of structures. after the 2nd quake, nearly 200000 people were displaced. families abandoned their homes as aftershocks made the initial damage from the quakes, even worse. many moved into tents in front of their houses or in other public places. he son of relief organization based in germany, says the challenges are numerous. minimal caught the most crucial obstacle to expanding refugee camps to accommodate the enormous number of people displaced by the earthquakes. sunny is that the communities were not ready to build suc

here in northwest syria to see those affected by the way, it's severe shortages of humanitarian aid. the full report, syria, the continuing tragedy on al jazeera. how do state control installation? moscow is one of them, most of the keys in the world. it has an incredible facial recognition technology. how does the narrative improve public opinion better? no. wasn't asked. how is it in journalism we framing the story. the video spread like wildfire, they do not do practice or in your brain. the listening close dissects the media. we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is cover. ah. one man thorn from the earthquakes to a care and syria, more and more than 50000 dead. aah! and carried johnson you're watching out is here also coming up a major fire destroys thousands of shelters and there were hanging refugee camp in bangladesh. shiranda says it's investigating more apparent poisoning or female students in schools around the country. outrage on the streets of athens protest as increased amount accountability for train collision at left $57.00 people dead. aah! and it's one m

me who i am a cor, i'm working in the human city and field decisions are northwest of syria. i as this region which had a long period of war for about 20 years. and this region is a northwest of syria has a very weak franchise in for us. actually, one of the difficulties that organization had and decision is about border gates research crisis or cut us through fee is issued to be fixed by a response. and i responded immediately the same day, even to distribute garbage and blanket and mattresses for homeless people and me and even the materials and deeply we. we had a big project as a horse down which was originally designed for the space the people. but we looked for people who with diminished quick, we responded to 1000 family where every as much as with my colleague tom mccray spoke to doctor lucy jones, a world renowned seas modest. she says, earthquake building regulations and preparedness. happ become more important for techie before the big choir. how would you have right to, to key is a preparedness for a bigger earthquake like this, obviously, from a major phone line.

all the while access to northwest syria depends on a political decision by the syrian government. biggest thing is predictable access . we saw the addition of 2 border crossings for you and 8. access was a good start. but at the 3 month window that you know they're operating off of is wholly insufficient, the skill to humanitarian response and to northwest syria. furthermore, is the 2nd piece, which is that we need a principal not a political response. an unconscionable failure is how some aid workers described the international response in syria so far for those who survived. the recovery from the aftermath of this disaster has yet to start setting whether i should, you know, iraq is facing an unprecedented water crisis because of drought. many don't have access to safe drinking water as much without the while head reports from nothing. yeah. these land used to be covered by thriving fields and orchards, but like many other areas in iraq, southern provinces, drought has lifted parched villages in the district of se detail were once a major supply of meat for the whole province has sugary

more than 50000 people were killed in the too powerful earthquake that shook the southern turkey northwest syria into survivors are still trying to identify the remains of their relatives and in syria. many survivors in the rebel controlled northwest, the still waiting for the vital aid. sharla sons government has put restrictions on a distribution, and some rebels are brought deliveries from government held areas. at least 9 police officers have been killed in a suicide bomber. di can south western focused on it happened, didn't kick district in the province of baluchistan. several others have been injured. no group has claimed responsibility come on to reports now from islam of. 2 3 according to their due date, there was an annual festival that was taking place and a district down of b. b, of course, is about 830125230 kilometers from where these people were there on duty in order to ensure the security that they were traveling back to when they came under an area known as the ball lawn bought. the hayley area with meandering road, according to the board, suicide bomber writing motor bike appr

all the while access to northwest syria depends on a political decision by the syrian government. biggest thing is predictable access . we saw the addition of 2 border crossings for you and 8. access was a good start. but the 3 month window that you know, they're operating off of is wholly insufficient, the skill to humanitarian response and to north west syria. furthermore, is the 2nd piece, which is that we need a principal not a political response. an unconscionable failure is how some aid workers described the international response in syria so far for those who survived. the recovery from the aftermath of this disaster has yet to start setting, whether i should, you know, still ahead on al jazeera us republicans hold a special hearing on the origins of coven 19. we will be live from capitol hill on that end to race against time. in the philippines to contain the environmental damage of a large oil spill that is threatening coastal communities. ah, the stents in his life is now home to home, to sort of steer your families. if to some is a model for who has to find a way to provide for

ah, in agencies say that the humanitarian responds, northwest syria to february is devastating as craigs has been inadequate. they blame it on a lack of funding. st holder has more is going to go. but if the time has done little to heal the wounds, the earthquakes, the devastated war ravaged towns and cities and syria have robbed its people of what little they had left. the challenges ahead involve rebuilding what was destroyed. hundreds of thousands of people have been made homeless in both government and rebel held territories. while worsening, the displacement crisis and the opposition controlled northwest enclave was so me hung with people with choice to live in the area. what i see over trousers with more media people on condition. the needs are great in the region where 4000000 people were dependent on aid before the natural disaster. but aid agencies say help has been slow and adequate. they blamed this partly on the lack of funding without which the ability to respond will be limited. we cannot skate to the level of needs, mostly because we lack funding. and because also coordina

the color outbreak that followed earthquakes in northwest syria last month is getting worse. at least 3 people have died. hush him. i had barbara is monitoring devout means from gaussian type in ne brain ticket. we've been in touch with activists and zeros and also have workers are proceeding in different areas, particularly aj. and those are the told us they are concerned that the death tool could further climb. be the upcoming days because you're dealing with a real health crisis of the concern, the aha, there's going to be an outbreak of cholera expanding through our vast areas in the lorth western part of syria. just to give you an idea, we've been talking to people into dosa. they said that the hospital was damaged during the earthquake. we had to move most of the critical cases all the way to the hospital of a freedom that we were so overwhelmed with a number to the people who were injured that they couldn't cope with other cases particularly now. the cases of all of are of, of color affecting the children and the elderly and millions of people in take here also living

all the while access to northwest syria depends on a political decision by the syrian government. biggest thing is predictable access . we saw the addition of 2 border crossings for you and 8. access was a good start. but at the 3 month window that you know they're operating off of is wholly insufficient, the skill to humanitarian response and to north west syria. furthermore, is the 2nd piece, which is that we need a principal not a political response. an unconscionable failure is how some aid workers described the international response in syria so far for those who survived. the recovery from the aftermath of this disaster has yet to start setting up other areas. ito, moreland, here's on the coast guard, and the philippines are trying to clean up a large oil spell that reached the beaches of men. daughter island was caused by an oil leak from a sunken tanker which was carrying industrial oil on a be low has more for manila, the mapping vessel of the environment department on monday evening. i said that they have located the general area of where the oil 10 care has sunk, but that's jus

the struggle has a cost and we are ready for that, which was a color outbreak in northwest syria is getting worse after last month's earthquakes . at least 3 people have died from the disease and the rebel controlled northwest. the quakes damaged health facilities, water sources and sanitation infrastructure, increasing the possibility of an accelerated outbreak, living conditions and accounts. there were already a, in a very, very poor state before the earthquakes happened. jonas norco mush an ellipse as the quite compounded a situation where people already struggling the sewage systems in the affected areas which, which directly affected the, the access to clean water for the people in the area versus jury and the civil defense teams of war and the the people in northwest syria about the outbreak of causes as 3 additional debt due to the disease occurred after the devastating mix and the number of suspected cases jump to more than $500.00. and these numbers are more likely to increase in the upcoming days as big duster but still hasn't completely subsided on the ukrainian officials and ba

a reminder of our top stories this our a cholera outbreak that followed earthquakes in northwest syria last month is getting worse. at least 3 people have died. more african nations are flying out, their citizens are out of tenicia after government crackdown. they're active is see . many black africans have been attacked since prison. chi said accused them of changing the countries demographics. and in the philippines, the navy and coast guard are scrambling to contain a leak from a sunken tanker that's creating a major oil spill is threatening protected marine areas. and protests have continued in greece over the train crash on tuesday, which killed more than 50 people. march is in athens and to send an e key turned violent, some groups through petrol, bombs at police, so fire tear gas t o t s as blame the government for the poor condition of greece's railway system. rail union say a fatal accident was inevitable, and hundreds of mourners have attended the funeral of the 1st crash victim. 52 of fif 57 confirmed a people to have died have now been identified. 350 people were on the pas

all the while access to northwest syria depends on a political decision by the syrian government. biggest thing is predictable access . we saw the additional 2 border crossings for you and aid access was a good start. but at the 3 month window that you know they're operating off of is wholly insufficient, the skill to humanitarian response and to north west syria. furthermore, is the 2nd piece, which is that we need a principal not critical response of an unconscionable failure is how some aid workers described the international response in syria so far for those who survived . the recovery from the aftermath of this disaster has yet to start said whether i should ada at the united nations is appealing for international aid to help or hinder refugees in bangladesh. the u. n. food program announced cuts to food aid due to funding shortfalls. last week and supplies are now being rationed from cox's bizarre. here's tango chaudhry more than a 1000000 ro hang or refugees in cox's bazaar depend on food and other rations provided by the un and other aid agencies. the help has been vital for many

are they exp, northwest syria, a lot more than ne, syria, but the earthquake creates instability. and in fighting within syria, so whenever they, it's chaos. when of this misery isis benefits and the region lives on agricultural . so families had massive crop failures and they need other sources of income, which makes them opening the and then obviously whenever the s d f, the student democratic forces that are supposed to fight isis. a busy with turkish attacks on the north, on frond, they have to, in the last military operation, an invasion of turkey, ne syria, where they were even isis members, that could escape from account that was attacked by turkish tillery. so these talks millionaire, british 1st forces i'm in the country which are considered one of the main armed forces against i ass in the region. talk with us about western country. they are not doing enough because this local administration is all the burdens you know, they have to got the fighters in about 20 prisons. they have to provide for tens of thousands isis, a national support that is basically isolated and see

well, this has people in war torn at northwest syria struggled to come to terms with a massive impact of the disaster. no, come wash as this report from italy, province. people here in the opposition held north where syria have lived through 12 years of war. but many se last month's earthquakes have left them facing their greatest loss of will was for his entire family was killed and had been, had been put on some outside of that day. and i was at the bay crew and the earthquakes hit the area. i immediately rushed to my house. i was shocked by the seed of my destroyed house and all my family died under the rubble my 6 children and my wife didn't homie memorial. i looked at the him. he wonders if he can ever recover. bad ma saturdays! do i am now staying in this tent with my, my parents i, they all that i have left after i lost my family, the old, my only hope this life normal. now i have lost everything and i have no hope of the future. but the officials estimate most of the more than $20000.00 damage buildings are uninhabitable. thousands of people are now living in shelters adding t

syria. here in northwest and syria to see those affected by d a. m. it's severe shortages of humanitarian aid, the full report and syria, the continuing tragedy on al jazeera. ah iran supreme leader calls a poisoning of school girls and unforgivable crime. officials say more than 5000 students have been poisoned since november. ah, i'm terry johnston. you're watching out here also in the news. 5 palestinians, including a child reported the injured in an attack by is ready south listen occupied to west bank can of horror bangladesh investigates the cause of a massive, far narrow hang refugee counting cox's bazaar will have the latest update on one month after 2, a powerful earthquake shattered millions of lives in turkey and syria. the world bank estimates the damage to be more than $34000000000.00. ah iran, supremely, the ayatollah ali, from a ne, says the poisoning of school girls is unforgivable. and the perpetrates it should be given the harshest punishment if deliberate, an iranian m. p. it says more than $5000.00 the female students have been poi

nothing is entering northwest syria, and this is mainly because a sham is refusing to allow that aid. and they're afraid that mashanda said we'll continue to weaponized that aid in the future. power games, says kazi talib, once more, he feels left behind the head that if not one class, no one comes to see us, no politician, and no one from abroad diamond to what? weeks after the devastating earthquakes, the humanitarian crisis in syria's north west is far from ova. and a reminder now of the top, sorry that we have been following for you here on the w news. ukrainian defense minister alaska resident off as welcome to the delivery of the 1st british delivered challenger to battle tanks. london has pledged to send 14 challenges to keep berlin announced on monday that it had also delivered 18 long awaited german leopard to text up next to my folly cake. ferguson takes it. the business needs to stay around with us. if you can for that, i'm thera, kelly and berlin, thanks for watching. ah, what people have to say matters to us. mm. that's why we loosen.

and in syria, many survivors and the rebel controlled northwest a still waiting for vital aid. i sharla science government has put restrictions on a distribution. and some rebels have blocked deliveries from government held areas . iran supreme, nita says that the poisoning of school girls is an unforgivable crime which should be punished by death if deliberate, more than a 1000 girls have been effective since november, sparking public anger. some politicians blame the attacks on religious groups opposed to girls. education. further attacks were reported over the weekend, the poisonings for months or protests over the death of a young woman in police custody. they must miss, i guess this is an important issue if there really hands involved and people groups are involved in this matter. this is a big, an unforgivable crime and responsible agencies, intelligence services, and law enforcement agencies must pursue them. and the perpetrators must be condemned to severe punishment. it is a serious, an unforgivable crime. there will be no amnesty for them and russia. defense ministers

that shook southern took here on northwest syria. him took care. survivors are still trying to identify the remains of the relatives and in syria. many survivors in the rebel held can northwest are still waiting for vital aid by shuttle assad government has put restrictions and a distribution. some rebels have blocked deliveries from government held areas. the head of russia's wagner mercenary groups. as his troops position around the eastern ukrainian city of bock, loot could collapse unless ammunition promised by moscow arrived soon. if guinea proportions says the extra military supplies were promised in february, he said he isn't sure if the drains are down to bureaucracy or as he put it, betrayal precautions been critical of moscow's using tactics in recent wigs. use the seats? yes, she will go up. if wagner, p, m, c retreats from bottom would, now the whole front will collapse today. wagner is the glue holding things together . as i've said, on one hand, we're pulling in the whole ukranian army, grinding them up, and destroying them. not letting them focus on other parts of the fro

now after years of war, the situation in northwest and syria is harder to evaluate the cities of aleppo. and if it live were among though is badly hit and a powerful aftershock in the following weeks triggered new fears. t w's mohammed al refi reports now from the city of that lip. at nightfall, the 44 year old m. r. a ead fills his car with blankets and drives to the outskirts of globe far away from the city's crumbling residential buildings. he spends the night here with the sun. since the 2nd earthquake struck, northwestern, syria, and turkey. hundreds of families are afraid to sleep in their own homes, for fear of being trapped inside. if they collapse. google as early as is after all the earthquakes, my son and i are traumatized and that you didn't. you didn't it. we don't dare stay at home because it's not safe. there was leon. we haven't bought a tent and tense costs between $2400.00 and we can't afford wanda. we've decided to stay here with her. i medina, horning the earthquakes that struck northern syria and killed almost 6000 people. also destroyed thousands of structures. aft

so when multiple major earthquakes nearly 8.0 on the richter scale, hit southern turkey and northwest syria, only one of those countries saw immediate help from abroad. this week will examine the politics of humanitarian aid. when disaster strikes, who got it and who was left to die? all right, let's get into the ammo. the me, the images are horrible, entire city blocks crumbling as the cameras roll on innocent civilians, babies to great grandmothers, all trapped under debris as hold buildings are reduced to rubble when pre dawn earthquakes measuring nearly 8 point on the richter scale hit parts of southern turkey and northwest regions of syria. this cross border crisis killing nearly 50000 people so far with that death toll expected to continue to climb in turkey, the response from the international community was swift. this long time nato partner saw the benefits of membership swing in the action just hours after the ground stop shaking. life saving equipment began clearing. what was, what homes? western allies, such as the us, that you immediately deploying everything from manpower to fo

here in northwest syria to see those affected by the earthquake amid severe shortages of humanitarian aid, the full report syria, the continuing tragedy on al jazeera. the u. s. military is facing its greatest recruitment crisis in 50 years. military leaders say they are struggling to hit their enlistment targets because most potential recruits simply do not meet the military's eligibility standards. while data shows that over half of young people simply do not see a future in the armed forces. many attribute this to information about the military's internal culture being more readily available in this day in age, including reports of racism and sexual harassment and fears of lack of adequate care and support veterans. others argue that the decline in recruitment has more to do with how young people view the military and a shift and personal beliefs when it comes to war. so what is behind this decline? and are we witnessing a change in americans relationship to the military? that's our conversation this week, and up front special. ah, joining us is monique rios veteran of the u. s. ar