and as you know, sammy, the north anatolia ford, which device the eurasian and the anatolia and plates runs not really far from me. some will talk in about 25 kilometers south of isabella. this explains why sized model is i've always been saying is just a matter of time before another major earth quake heads islam. we has also become a political issue with the opposition say that the government has failed to deliver in promises to turn turkey into a country that can better cope with earthquakes. the government, the ruling up body, on the other hand, has been saying that it has been launching an unprecedented massive urban trance formation. but here in is that most of the buildings can what stand the next earthquake. but as you know savvy is these are incredible moments. and for the 1st time, people in the stumble, in particular, are saying we need proofs guarantees from the government. but our buildings are not going to crumble down in case of another tremor shorting the ground. hearing assembled as we go to see in this report a race against time for these building inspectors, they're

one goes through the knowledge of anatolia and the other one goes down to the skin bay. and the that is the full length on which it come on by. she's located. so there was will video warning it by the experts it went on for unfortunately this happened. but knowing that these are the circumstances you pointed out, the constructions were not for to fi materials that were used, that were of low quality. and the construction took place on went to rain. if, if i am aware of the fact that this is a region prone to, to earthquakes, why did the authorities allow to build under these kinds of conditions that were poor and not appropriate to, to the area that, that these constructions were being built on. i'm afraid this is for political reasons probably, and that the something which the government is being key criticised about for people of course want to live in the cities and the cities are congested and it's always, it's not possible to allow places where you can watch that the buildings, but the authorities allowed this to happen and simply neglect that. and if they simply th

1710 buildings have been have been leveled, leveled down during this earthquake at cross eastern anatolia eastern care. so this means we might face more that the news we might face and more pictures in the coming hours rescue workers are working. we know that some of the other infrastructure buildings, main infrastructure has been damaged as well. this is what we heard from the vice president and natural gas has been cut to the city itself, gas and 7, ca, her mom, my us. and it might take, it may take days to repair those pipelines, which means under these weather conditions all those civilians are going to be suffering more if they are not able to get inside their houses. and for them to get back in, in their homes, in their appointments as difficult because no one has any idea about any damage potential that has a, that the earthquake caused for those buildings. so this is a very dire situation for the region and for its residents, and i must also highlight that yes, this is eastern, anatole down that has been hit by this earthquake. there are 10 cities, but some of the city is like gar

it has spread hundreds of kilometers from the east and anatolia . the first and strongest earthquake that happened in turkey was more than 80 years ago. the second earthquake in duration shortly after that, there was an intention, which was accompanied by several aftershocks and put pressure on the plates of the fault line. anger. thank you. have a good day . goodbye. hello. one day . a mother and child from the celebration of 22 bahman , both of the mothers who gave their children as a gift to raise this flag are alive. today is the martyrdom anniversary of the martyrs, especially the martyr ibrahim hadi ruhollah went, so that the cause of ruhollah remains, on behalf of martyr ruhollah karmi, today i participated in the march on 22 bahman 1401, and this year i will participate in the march on 22 bahman, instead of mirza koch khan, who stood in front of the enemy. the celebration of the revolution and the martyrs are often associated with these words, the head of the country, haj qasim, said that the islamic republic of #iran is a shrine. they wrote

during the mongol invasions in the 13th century, anatolia provided a sanctuary for the philosopher to refine his beliefs. the mongols expanded their lands from the east, which brought them into conflict with the ottomans. some account say that back touch valley provided support to the early ottomans as they built that room state another account and places max ash valley as a supporter of the mongols. what's not induct is that backed asheville. his position was enhanced at his support. these grew begged josh valley continued his writing, including in arabic, which brought his work to a wider audience. his teachings were about an understanding of islam that emphasized a love of god and our fellow men and did not conflict with the accepted beliefs of the time. begged hush valleys, followers modified his message and were named after him. victor, she's victor. she ab, be that i may as believe the somewhat mala lee shake. lag you had the humiliated hasbrook this. what he meant and nicole had the answer, i ha, gladly at the n a bottle. and so on, y n. a look soluble hollow, one national cubi

with their themes of distraction across at least 10 cities in southeastern anatolia, hundreds of people were killed and thousands of homes destroyed. my nephew's hon with his wife and kids. god willing is good using so severely if we on them as the month when i woke up in the morning, i felt dizzy. i initially thought it was my blood pressure, but when i saw the chandelier shaking, i realize this was an earth lancaster. i run outside of my family, of course we were so shocked initially allotted law data, but of it in the city of other not at cherry picker, was used to lift a woman from an apartment building in danger of collapse in a national address. reson digits, a parent on said the government was doing all it could to deal with the situation to, to law. look through a good aims. the turkish armed forces and emergency and disaster authority have been called to the affected areas. our priority is to rescue those and need it is 9000 people are working. now in the rescue efforts on tier care the clear the level for alarm. that means international assistance is necessary given the affect

with there were scenes of distraction across at least 10 cities in southeastern anatolia . hundreds of people were killed and thousands of homes destroyed. it offered to turkish. it is after dido to reach it, mobilized the rescue team from different provinces to the effect of the region. joke is yet good, isn't that as well? i appreciate it. no. supposed to use gender. martin, a military and many other angels also deployed theoretical team structural damage to the affected regions all much the handle themselves. in the city of atlanta, a cherry picker was used to lift a woman from an apartment building in danger of collapse in a national address. present ridge at a parent on said the government was doing all it could to deal with the situation to seal all the quick things. the turkish armed forces and emergency and disaster authority have been called to the affected areas. i'll priority is to rescue those, anita. so 9000 people are working now in the rescue efforts on tier care the clear the level for alarm. that means international assistance is necessary given the affected area is so

let's go through anatolia. and this is oppression some of our potential. allies in your opinion or demonstrate to them this strength of ours, which we are not ready to endure. i am hypothetically. now i ask the power will be in that, but we won’t be able to do it, because and if we do something , we don’t know how to do it without leaving traces, but if well, a controversial statement without warning, that’s categorical. and without warning, something will happen that causes, but pain. and they like to say that inflict more on russia by inflicting a little more on the regional states. all will to understand that russia is behind this, this is revenge for the northern streams, but then trump would probably be responsible for the application while the biden went to kiev trump went to this eastern palestine. they come up with the gentlemen in this agai, where they have collapsed tanks there, by the way, today the vaga burned down the factory, which they have produced there again. so what is there for anyone to eat? yes, i'm not implying anything. i say there

that struck turkey and syria on monday. kirk cause to a more than 100 kilometer rupture along the anatolia and arabian plates. will austin elliott is an earthquake geologist at the earthquake science center of the us geological survey in california? and i asked him earlier, how the, how prone the area is to quakes, and what is it about these ones that make them so deadly? turkey is one of the world's most earthquake brown countries, and there are widely known and well understood seismic hazards zones that run along the north and the eastern edge of this country and the earthquake this morning happened along the eastern, a toy, and 4 eyes recognised as one of the big major lea boundaries there in the region amended 7.8 was approaching the largest earthquakes we expect within the continents . and so this truly represents a significant event, scientifically. so often this is basically a massive earthquake in order. in other words, now there were also reports of for shock. so shocked before at the quakes actually hit. does that mean that there was actually a chance for people to have been save

long this is the north, anatolia, and false zone variable choir. for you. with this, we are only 12 kilometers away from it here in this district law. so that means a quake would be felt especially strongly here. a simulator generates a quake with a magnitude of 6.7. the children only have a few seconds to duck under the table. it's important they remember to protect their heads. when the quake is over, the students can run outside, but not before turning off gas and electrical appliances to prevent fires. if i only knew a little about earthquakes before this, but now i've experienced it and understand what to do. given the instructor gent and coll recommends, always having an emergency backpack ready to go equipped with water, a flashlight, and a 1st aid kit. it off it council to the commissioner. garden, professional aid won't come for the 1st 72 hours of a disaster. these channels and then therefore we must be prepared for survival until help arrive reached it. john the items we should lead on it. but these tips are only useful if buildings and infrastru

the eurasian plate meets the anatolia and plates forming a so called foot zone. typically these plates push past each other bit by bit and gas bubbles rise from the ocean floor. we can see this from footage taken by a french german turkish research team. mm . but right off the coast of a stumble, the plates of stock. we don't see the usual gas bubbles, that spots where the earth's plates cannot move alongside each other. the pressure builds energy accumulates if it discharges the plates could move forward by up to 5 meters at once, triggering a violent earthquake. right in front of the coastal city. the government forecasts 30280000 deaths could result experts even say a through nami is likely with waves as high as full meters. mon, michigan, seismologists, predict the earthquake will have a magnitude of at least 7 earthquakes and measured on a scale of one to 9.5 quakes with the magnitude of 4 felt by most people in the area a magnitude 7 quake is considered particularly strong, consequent, boone of steam wants to use a new method to predict powerful earthquakes

people living near what is known as the anatolia fault, are used to tremors, but not like this. that ma'am, we all came downstairs and there was heavy rain. people have been through horrible things. a relative of our friend is here. they haven't been rescued yet. we are waiting for them on the radio. as searches go on more than missing our fear dead. the quakes were felt as far away as lebanon, jordan, israel, and egypt. hundreds of after shocks have colluded to hamper rescue and recovery efforts of the am looking for the wife of my brother to live my nephews are inside . my brother's wife came here last night as a guest from already on my gun. barbara hospitals are tending to thousands of injured despite power shortages. the states, crude, oil and natural gas corporation had to show not the flow of gas to the area. after quakes damaged the main pipeline on top of all that more aftershocks and bad weather are expected. the rest of the week turkey's turning to the international community for help us president joe biden says it's on the way. another country such as germany have al

explain to the viewers about the technical coordinates of this qazvin earthquake, you arabs, when in anatolia, about 5 cm in displacement and important earthquakes in iran in the past, what is the date of the earthquake in the year 1918 ad 28 and as the date of the lucky earthquakes of the team and the region, the region, of course, late recently, important earthquakes have happened in this region. pay attention to the occurrence of 90 earthquakes that occurred in iran at an interval of one hour and 7 minutes at 14:00 in the afternoon of bozor, may 72. the most important event was the collision of at least four until the 24th, the intensity of the earthquake has been declared as seven and different eight tenths more than seven and four tenths, the reason why different seismographic centers record different intensities, what is the big big big big big world, there are a lot of earthquakes happening in the world in 2006, some of them in the first minutes of the calculation of the country in the actual location of the incident is usually the seismological candidate of istanbul , and the number o

received a concession from the government of the ottoman empire to build a direct railway through anatolia from constantinople the berlin baghdad railway project was to become the core of german economic expansion, a british officer at the headquarters of the serbian army. in world war i, professor lafman, a huge block of territories will be completed, producing all kinds of economic benefits and not criminal for the naval forces to unite under the auspices of the german government. his interest, and from the persian gulf and our indian empire by the way, so deviating from the text of the professor, the persian gulf is the place where the road, berlin-baghdad, was supposed to end up. the port of alexander is and control of the dardanelles soon provides germany with huge naval power, a mediterranean look at the world map shows how the chain of states between berlin and bogdan of the german empire was located. bulgaria turkey only a narrow strip of land blocked the path and prevented the two ends of this chain from being tied together. it's narrow. 100 years later the balkans are still remai

the main structure of the southeast anatolia project is the large dam construction project on the tigrisnd euphrates. one of the main factors in the darkening of turkey's relations with its southern neighbors, especially iraq, is that the horul azim wetland dries up and is overfed. micro dusts are affected by it, but some studies indicate this what matters is the severity of the recent earthquake due to the pressures that these dams put on the earth 's layers. if this research is determined, the risks of storing millions of cubic meters of water in earthquake-prone areas can increase the political pressure and the turkish government to change the dam construction policies. the storage of water leads to geographical changes in the earth and causes the risk of large earthquakes. therefore, even if the book is small, it forces turkey to reconsider this policy. it is said that the change in turkey's water policies just one of the political consequences the recent terrible earthquake is a question that becomes more visible with the passage of time. mohammad javad ajarlou, sda news agency, but

atatürk dam the main structure of the south anatolia project with a water storage capacity as large asntire surface of iran the large dam construction project on tigris and euphrates is one of the main factors of the darkening of turkey 's relations with its southern neighbors, especially iraq . the reason for this is the pressures that these dams put on the layers of the earth. if these researches are not confirmed, the risks of storing millions of cubic meters of water in the earthquake-prone area can increase the political pressure and the turkish government to change the dam construction policies, at the same time, based on the information we have. storage amount of water to it leads to geographical changes in the earth and causes the risk of large earthquakes. therefore, if a book is as insignificant as the cause of the earthquake , it will force turkey to reconsider this policy . it is said that the change in turkey's water policies is only one of the political consequences of the terrible earthquake. it is recent, which becomes more and more visible with the passage of time. moh

capacity water storage equal to the size of all dams in iran is the main structure of the southeast anatoliaoject. the large dam construction project on the tigris and euphrates is one of the main factors in the darkening of turkey's relations with its southern neighbors, especially iraq . maybe the severity of the recent earthquake is due to the pressures that these dams have before the layers if these researches are not confirmed, the storage drops of million cubic meters of water in the earthquake-prone area can increase the political pressure and the turkish government to change the dam construction policies. it leads to the occurrence of large earthquakes, so if a book is as small as alain voz, turkey will be forced to reconsider this policy . mohammad javad becomes more visible ajarlu, sda news agency, but we had in the news that turkey has announced that it has stopped the search for people alive under the earthquake debris . let me talk to mr. hamid kameli, a reporter of sda news agency in the earthquake-affected areas of turkey . the piece of the turkish government is about finding

the indifferent fellow villagers who remained there tried to find out where anatolia and lyudmylo wereeing held, and all to no avail. they are in the luhansk region, where exactly they did not say. they are waiting for russian passports to be issued to them and they will be deported to russia . our volunteer maria also tried to untangle this story. maria does not know what the occupation is in the first days of the full-scale russian invasion, she and her family were blocked in gostomel in the kyiv region when i managed to escape from here. and i thought that i should be, even if i went, i should somehow bring benefit, and then i saw that they were looking for volunteers, submitted an application and thus joined, that is, now maria is the head of a team of searchers who work with the kharkiv region the girl says that the story of the osijuk couple is very typical for this region, there is a lot about the ukrainian position , or they, for example, held a position and did not want to cooperate with the occupiers or military relatives, or we had such a case that a husband was taken away b

anatolia and eurasia.urasia.— governs the interaction between anatolia and eurasia. is there any wa of anatolia and eurasia. is there any way of predicting _ anatolia and eurasia. is there any way of predicting when _ anatolia and eurasia. is there any way of predicting when the - way of predicting when the earthquakes are going to strike? h0. earthquakes are going to strike? no, there isn't, earthquakes are going to strike? iifr, there isn't, but you can examine what areas are likely to be exposed to strong earthquakes and then make sure that the communities are protected. in this earthquake it is rather curious because there hasn't been a strong earthquake for a long time. the whole of the east anatolian fault was more or less at quiet during the 20th century but if you look at the historical record from historical documents you find that there were strong damaging earthquakes in the 19th century and one in particular, the 13th of august 1822, it was almost exactly like the one we have had today. profess

i mean, the winters are always very, very difficult in eastern anatolia because there is always have is to know. that's why prisons are gone. also mentioned about carriers that should be brought to those areas. i'm reading some reports on social media, that's some areas. and there was no access, and of course these needs to be verified and the rescue workers are doing their best to do that. but everything, all these climate conditions make, makes it very difficult to reach out to people and even rescue operations on it. and during normal weather conditions, it's easier to take people out, but when it's snowy or rainy, all those robles and the month it is making everything very difficult. that's why. as soon as we heard the turkish interior minister who spoke in the early hours of this morning, he said, to keep an alarm alarm level 4, which requires international assistance. this by true kids very experienced about earthquakes and rescue operations and always help felt to countries in need in when there is, when there are natural disasters, this time, the personnel, the carriers will

water storage capacity will be released to iraq iran's dams are the main structure of the southeast anatoliahe large dam construction project on the tigris and euphrates is one of the main factors of the darkening of turkey's relations with its southern neighbors, especially iraq . it is said that the problems of the intensity of the recent earthquake are due to the pressures that these dams put on the earth's layers. if these researches are not confirmed, the risks of storing millions of cubic meters of water in earthquake-prone areas can increase political pressure and the turkish government to change dam construction policies . be at the same time based the information we have that storing the amount of water leads to geographical changes in the earth and causes the risk of large earthquakes. therefore , if a book is as small as alain vez , it will force turkey to reconsider this policy. it is said that there will be a change in water policies. turkey is only one of the political consequences of the recent terrible earthquake, questions that become more visible with the passage of time. n

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anatolia news agency of turkey from the huge fire of gas pipeline in kahraman marash region. pi reported that several aftershocks have been recorded in the south of turkey so far the biggest ones were 6th and 7th magnitude earthquakes in the south of turkey. the government of this country is on the highest alert. turkey has requested help from various countries and international organizations . a 7-magnitude earthquake occurred in the south of turkey this morning in several other countries, including syria. lebanon and palestine, iraq, jordan, greece, egypt and saudi arabia were also felt. syrian tv announced that the earthquake in the south of turkey has destroyed many buildings in the north and northwest of syria. the syrian health minister said that at least 117 people have been killed by the earthquake so far in aleppo, hama and debate. and 500 people were injured in today's meeting the people's representatives in the parliament are holding a meeting. the representatives have the agenda of the second report of the economic commission on the tax plan on speculation and spe

the arabian plate is pushing northwards into the eurasian plate, forcing the anatolia and plate wedged between them to move 2 centimeters westwards . each year. the pressure builds over years and then it suddenly released in the form of an earthquake. in this case, the jolt caused the plates to shift some 6 meters. the region hit by the most recent disaster is not the only area in turkey vulnerable to quakes. the majority of its population lives defact to under constant threat. the danger is particularly high in the area around is double. for decades, geologists happen warning of the risk of an earthquake of magnitude 7 or above, after $99.00. okay, there are some pros, the calculations that indicated and okay. a larger okay, more than moms did. 7 would probably ask, tried she stumble area my my region or the polar until flood 6 to 2 percent within the next 30 years. and it's already or 24 years for many experts. it's not a case of if, but rather when the next earthquake will strike, the consequences would likely be even more devastating than they've been in south eastern turkey. back

kingdom, a unesco world heritage site, one of the centers of the oldest civilization of southeastern anatolia, located at the intersection of the great silk road already in the second century, the roman empire made the fortress its main castle. and four centuries later, the gaziante was rebuilt by the byzantine emperor. justinian, literally every stone. every centimeter of this unique building breathes history inside the fortification are the mosque of the baths and the tomb of the spiritual leader. muslim mehmet ghazali and under the castle itself there are underground galleries and secret paths. in general, one must understand that asians are a very important culture, of course, a place on the map of turkey, but the entire southeast of turkey , which has now been destroyed. this is one big museum region. there are objects up to the ancient period. there are objects of the roman ri. for a long greek antique period there is a christian very rich heir and now it's all set with the safety of all this was called into question after the strongest tremors that turned entire cities of turkey into r

turkish rescue teams need support to help devastated remote areas this earthquake or kurt on the east anatolia unfold sun, which is one of the most active falls off the eastern mediterranean region. consider that the magnitude last earthquake. i don't think there is enough yes to industries and so it, i think we definitely need international help. it because considering the, i'm in the winter time, a lot of villages and it also, you know, snowballs and i, i think at the moment people are, i mean yes, 2 people on the working in the citizen fish and the air outside. i'm counter safe. i am sure a lot of people need help and i don't think it out turkish it rescued team can go everywhere who had effected. i'm in drink dirt christian. so just this is a g to city situation in turkey at the mot. this cctv video footage shows a view from inside buildings which were heavily shaken with objects sent flying under the tremors 10 in act by brom. director of the center for energy, the environment and natural disasters at the university of bengal. so cert chia is in need of international support to deal with

but when he drives the east anatolia folk and other folk, the exec filled drawings it the earthquake activated these 2 falls. and these 2 folds going to count amendment i trickle jackson, where they create a little basin. usually with such earthquakes, there is a big aftershock that is one magnitude lower than the big shock. and that can come the next day, a few days later and in one infected come or it can come in 6 months. so what has to be really prepared for these things? you have to monitor that many carefully look at the distribution of the off to trucks. we have to have it as sort of earthquake town built as quickly as possible because it's very cold there. now, a lot of people will die if they don't do that. there's a problem with food. there's a problem with water. there's a problem with heating. i want to show you this as well footage from a turkish mediterranean port where a fire in gulf hundreds of shipping containers with teams of emergency personnel does sing the flames. the blaze broke out after the devastating earthquake, the 1st one hit turkey on monday, which topple

anatolia tarkunova anatoly vasilyevich hello anatoly vasilyevich, on the eve of the day of the diplomatic my colleagues and i talked a lot with our diplomats who are now working abroad. and even very experienced employees admit that it has indeed become much more difficult to work in recent years, in connection with this the question for you is whether it is now necessary to somehow adapt the system for training russian diplomats. and whether it is necessary to change it radically in the coming years, which are necessary , they were formulated, formatted very long time i do not persist, of course, should represent well. history is a sign of political science to know that all this remains right. this is a huge reservoir of knowledge , and at the same time, of course, modern conditions dictate the need to acquire knowledge completely, seemingly unexpectedly for diplomats. eh, authorities, such as biology, for example, or rural, that is, since diplomats today have to decide about physics, there are a lot of problems that, well, they seem to solve in the framework of classical diplomacy. that

struck turkey and syria on monday caused a rupture stretching more than a 100 kilometers along the anatolia and, and arabian plates of more on the physics of this, we can talk to size mom or just angelo stroller with the german research center for ju sciences. saw that in potsdam, just so of the german capital where we are as well give us a sense of the force of this earthquake. how powerful wasn't a good morning from bought some. yeah, that was quite powerful. and the frequency there. basically, there we are used to see in the euro med region in the last to the case that at least one of many higher than that, which means in the order of 3050 times more energy related with what we observe in the recent years. for example, in croatia recently or centrally or your basically know being out so that really another order of menu to which is not surprising perfect model. jesus is expected for that region. indeed is one of the highest read. you are the regions with the highest in the region, and that's what not surprising. so basically what, what has happened there? so the, and they some movement a

this earthquake or curt on the east anatolia unfolds on which is one of the most active falls off the eastern military region, considering the magnitude last earthquake. i don't think there is enough rest too in that region. so it, i think we definitely need international help. it because considering the, i'm in the winter time it, there are a lot of villages and it also, you know, snowballs and i, i think at the moment people are, i mean rescue people on the working in the cities and fish and there are out site. i'm county side, i am sure a lot of people need help and i don't think our turkish rescue team can go everywhere who had effected. i'm doing the upgrade. so this is a g. the city situation in turkey at the mall and neighboring syria, already ravaged by years of civil war. cities have been further devastated by the quakes. relations health ministry has reported at least 656 deaths and thousands of injuries in the country with people by describing the disaster as extremely horrific and terrifying. oh, here's some of the latest sportage of another building. the collapse in the s

and for instance, one of the a dead least one was in l as a, as 2 years ago in, in again, a stant anatolia. and that time, experts have warned that there are some other full plans that that are waiting to be a cracked and near future. so as some experts are saying that this is a one of them but, and looking at the reports from the officials and air from the, a civilian staring on social media. as good as that they always go by will a will, you might see a more bad news from the region because a many real things are being reported to be in leveled. and as civilians are trapped inside, they are trying to be rescued in the area. and the weather conditions are not the good actually. that's why at the rescue, workers need to be careful. and this makes it more difficult for the civilians a but the officials have been a making war, a giving warnings that app is, is civilians should be more careful. and if people who are not in need should open their cars and places a for the, a people who, who are in need and they are making calls for the civilians not to drive, not to take their cars out to the

that is, even if the forces that are in turkey are mobilized with all of anatolia, they still cannot cope on their own, therefore on the other hand, i am very grateful to those states that have already managed to send their specialists in order to help, and to cope with the consequences of poetry. and, of course, the weather also exacerbates this situation. yes, turkey is a relatively warm country, but still february. right now you can see what the weather is like in istanbul. and unfortunately in the southeastern regions, which are many hundreds, kilometers away, not many. better there also snowfall rain. this naturally exacerbates the situation. first of all now, and people they ask, who has the opportunity, either on their own or somehow through some more or less organized groups, to bring warm clothes. and at least blankets so that people, and not suffer reflections. well, of course, i’m starting in the regions most affected , problems with fuel are now starting to work, rarely those that are now open in the queues of cars accumulate around them. and this is not an easy situation

and i think that anatolia added fog me the point that the real issue at stake right now is the fight over the multi polar organ system, which is coming online very quickly in germany being one of the only via one of the most bible units in europe that has a productive middle shot and a capacity to contribute actual works of productivity construction, bridge building between east and west and north. that goes back to the of the, in the german question here. ralph, we're almost out of time is the adage, keep the russians out, the germans down, and the americans in this is that, is that the modus operandi? a 2015 seconds. go ahead. now i do believe that, and you saw that with the bombing of the pipeline that they can dictate to us how did one that i was into chancellor's office a week before the bombing of the pipeline said, please sign the monster into agreement. if you don't do it, i do it, he didn't do it and then they bonded. so someone must have run up washington and say we got a problem here and we have to get rid of that. that's the way it goes. and the, and the rest is history,

directory. turkeys experienced about the earthquake as it sits on major full lines in the region in anatolia and and from time to time it suffers earthquakes. but this is one of the biggest earthquakes in muhammad, especially after a stumble, earthquake that take place in 1999. and it was felt in 10 provinces in eastern true care. for now a some, a, some governors are reporting that forces in shall know for 103rd to buildings have been collapsed and the air and the 17 people died. 64 people injured and this is only in a shallow or fall we are hearing as some other buildings as being collapsed in other cities. so as that the, as the hours go as the morning comes, the aftermath of this incident, it may not be a very nice air for the turkish people. a way we might face some surprises as a 10 cities have been impacted by this earthquake. of course, one of the important thing about this earthquake is the weather condition right now . a cross to a kia have other conditions are impacting the life. for instance, since yesterday, from his stumble and anchor the flights to eastern turkey have been a c

earthquake in turkey since 1939 it is also the second strongest after the earthquake in northern anatoliathen its ukrainized jerseys are now located on the territory of the republic of turkey. olga welcomes you. greetings to vasyl vitai, the studio is also possible, the stories were already, as i understand it, the most relevant figures regarding the dead victims and laundromats in turkey and syria, please tell me , maybe you have other information, if not, here we will talk more about the consequences of this, please. they mentioned 1,651 people who died and more than 11,000 were injured, and i will say that now in the area of ​​the earthquake, there is probably such a situation that ukraine is experiencing. heating and in connection with this, turkish airlines increased the number of flights from the earthquake area so that people could leave it boss and tar also do not rule out repeated aftershocks also from this night and uh in the earthquake areas some do not have mobile communication, so they were sent there satellite communication terminals , among other things, elon musk was also

the movement of the army, it is obvious from the movement of the minoan, which are numerous in the anatoliaf the black sea in the territorial waters of ukraine, and also those territorial species that are currently controlled by the aggressor, the russian federation . to the georgian coast, in the tourist paradise, so to speak, batumi , a beautiful city, this mine exploded, that is , war. in fact, there are no borders, no matter how much someone wants to hide from it, well, i i understand that somewhere there are some very distant lands, and the fact that it is near ukraine , it is still under the direct and indirect influence of this great war. now we are joining the conversation of mykhailo zhornakov, the head of the de jure foundation. mykhailo welcomes you i congratulate you, i'm glad to see and hear. i'll start with well, there is another topic that is so local that i want to discuss just you. as a jurist , we talked about it with oleksiy golovutskyi. he says that he is not a jurist. well, of course, he is flying, so i will come to you later. i will ask a question about it mayor vladys

struck turkey and syria on monday cools to rock chat stretching more than 100 kilometers long b anatolia and a rabbit plates earlier we spoke to size molig just angelo charlo, who explained why this earthquake event was just so powerful frequency there. basically, there we are used to see in the euro made the region in the last 2 d k. that's at least one order of many higher than that, which means in the order of 3050 times more energy related with what we observe in the recent years, for example in croatia recently or in centrally 30. 0 basically no. been yeah. so that really another order of menu to it, which is not surprising perfect model expected for that region indeed is one of the highest read. you are the regions with the highest in the region. and that was not surprising. so basically what, what is happening there? so the, and it's a movement along the eastern origin forward, which basically as accommodated the movement of a dial tone in place, which is relatively small. and in a time goal and squeeze it through the torque. basic, i took it toward creeds and add that to give you

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