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humanitarian cargo from belarus arrived in the republic of turkey today burd il-76 took off from machulishchi airfield at 8:40 am and landed at gaziantepov airport at 13:30. the plane was met by our film crew, which is now working in the areas affected by the earthquake yuriy shevchuk with details. the belarusian plane landed at gaziantep airport even a little earlier than planned, and covered 4,000 km in a little less than 5 hours from minute to minute, now here, unloading will begin. the cargo includes frame tents, folding beds. uh, mattresses, uh, full blankets and, of course, medical supplies. well, for now , i'll say that, mmm, everything that is so necessary is on board. hmm, the turkish people. i 've been here for a little over a week, so i see that we need tents and a blanket , medicines, baby food. all this is here there is a sufficient amount of only about 20 tons of cargo. now it will be unloaded. but how does the turkish side accept it? we will definitely, uh, tell and show our today's panorama and recall this is another rice, the affected region of turkey on board the military. a

media over the last few hours, wang yi has described this meeting as informal and really has put the burd repair what it sees as damage to its relationship. again, it maintains that this movement by the balloon, its swaying off course, was by accident and there was nothing nefarious about that. yet at the same time we are seeing, perhaps, some signals that there is room for diplomacy. for example, the state department spokesperson said that secretary blinken in his meeting did keep the door open to a possible conversation between president biden and chinese leader xi. so we are just going to have to see how this unfolds. but i think neither side wants this to be the big sticking point in a much broader discussion. there are serious political discussions that need to be had in this relationship as well as economic discussions, especially as china reopens and the united states and the world economy really try to regain their footing. >> regain their footing. as said, that comes along with re-emerging on the world stage when yi is on his way to russia in the coming days. mark stewart, nic ro

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