of health was present in this summit, iran's first place in voluntary blood donation in the eastern mediterranean region. he pointed out that the islamic republic of iran is one of the leading countries in terms of blood transfusion. we have blood transfusion bases in all provinces and there are enough important blood reserves currently . equals that the representative of the world health organization also confirmed it and the use of iran's capacity and experience in blood transfusion among the countries of the group 5 is considered necessary . according to the blood transfusion organization, it has a very high capacity for blood, in fact , it has safe and healthy blood in the transfusion area. transfer knowledge and technology to neighboring countries and help iran today , according to the statistics of the world health organization , it has the highest blood donation rate per 100 people in the eastern mediterranean region . javad reza soltani news agency radio and more than 7 million children were injured or displaced in the earthquakes in turkey and syria . this is the latest statistics publis

forecasters warn of deteriorating weather conditions in the eastern mediterranean in turkey and syria affected by the earthquake very soon hit the real frost. which areas will be affected by the cold snap? and how many days will the weather remain abnormal, vadim zavodchenko will tell? weather hampers rescue efforts in quake-hit syria and turkey in the eastern mediterranean as it is unusually cold and rainfall intensifies. what will be the temperature in the region in the coming days? when will the rains and snowfalls stop ? i am vadim zavodchenkov, leading specialist of the phobos center hello in turkey and syria affected by tremors intensifies cooling. let me remind you that an earthquake of magnitude 7.8 occurred near the turkish city of gaziantep early monday morning. after that, seismologists recorded five more aftershocks with a magnitude of over five, counting the victim, thousands of husbands, and many residents of the affected areas had to leave their homes. and these people are in danger. after all, the natural disaster coincided in time with the mighty cooling, which has be

it's on the 4 major full lines that reaches out to eastern mediterranean as well. so this is the building safety of the building structure architecture. urban ization are the main elements that could keep people safe in situation. and just a couple of months ago, inter kear, the disaster management agency, it had the performance actually, it was like an exercise. and notice quick exercise old turkish residents and receive text messages on their mobile phones and they fight to implement the major rules for a possible earthquake. it taking a safe position in a living room or where, where they are inside their houses and keeping their heads safe. keeping themselves safe, leaning down, but apparently some of the buildings into care were not ready to face this earthquake. because as per the vice president reported, $1710.00 buildings have collapsed so far. and thinking that the after soaks, are still under way with magnitude, starting from 5 to 6.6. and even with the after soaks, we are seeing buildings, a leveling down like pancakes. we might see more buildings collaps

stanislav terekhov whole, lipetsk forecasters warn of worsening weather in the eastern mediterraneannd syria affected by a powerful earthquake. frosts will hit soon. which areas will be affected by the cold snap? and how many days will the weather remain anomalous right after the advertisement? sbermarket is a benefit in every order products from your favorite stores with discounts up to 60 percent sbermarket, delivery is free, pay less. in pyaterochka there are always discount chips. russian potato 89 90 february 3 in russian motor 23 cars are drawn for 2 million rubles. 600-900 million if you get up more than twice at night afalase afalase for early treatment of prostate adenoma i feel more comfortable. yesterday yesterday's not the day before yesterday i can pay merpey, but which button to pay online? can you pay? how do you want, each how convenient? choose your payment method with the world payment system and the fast payment system. how do you like 1999 we ourselves plant with love we grow we collect carefully mine we squeeze out all the juice juice, turn into snow white a piec

but the quick was also felt for was the eastern mediterranean, including lebanon, cypress palestine, israel, and as far away as egypt hammered one of the 0. let's get an update from selim. cause of our globe is monitoring developments from a stumble and the turkish vice president cinema has said that he does expect a rise in casualties. ah, what are the latest figures, sir, as you know them? well, yes. the, the figures of the casualties are expected to rise because there are some areas that the rescue workers haven't been able to reach so far because of, for instance, the highway between high n guys. dance at the new highway is totally cracked and people are not able to use those highways. that's why we're here from the locals. that old pads or old roles are being preferred by the by many people who are trying to reach from one place to another. that's why the vice president has just called on people that if people do not have any public duty or if they have nothing relevant in the city, they are free to leave and go to other places other cities so that there is a less crowd. and the

this includes the george h w bush carrier strike group repositioning to the eastern mediterranean to provide rotary airlift support if required. u.s. army rotary ruling aircraft began flying out of turkiye on february 7 to transport first responders to the most affected populations. on february eight, blackhawks transported injured civilians to a local medical facility. u.s. european command has designated naval forces europe and africa as the lead component command overseeing the humanitarian assistance and disaster relief efforts. data and coordination, brigadier general andrew pretty, naval amphibious your commander and second marine expeditionary brigade commanding general arrived in turkiye february 9 to lead military coordination efforts with u.s. agencies involved in the humanitarian aid and disaster relief efforts. we will continue to provide you with updates. uconn will be issuing a press release with further details. we offer our thoughts and prayers during this tragic and difficult time. secretary alston welcomed canadian minister of defense for a bilateral meeting at the

dear and respected viewers, the 13th meeting of the governors council of the center of the eastern mediterraneanion , hosted by iran , will be held in another hour with the presence of 16 ministers and the deputy public sphere of the country. according to the officials of the ministry of energy, holding this meeting will promote the constructive interaction of the countries of the region in the field of issues . let's boil the conversation with them. the regional center for urban water management under the coverage of unesco, with the scope of activity in the regions of western south asia, central asia and north africa, was established in february 1380. tehran is the host of the 13th meeting of the council of water governors . their very important focus is capacity building, which is training. we can actually exchange the experiences of these countries with each other, use the topics that are in water management in the countries, and successful and unsuccessful experiences are discussed as new projects, and the countries work on them and continue cooperation on the axes. the center of the only i

but the quick was also felt for was eastern mediterranean, including lebanon, cypress palestine, israel, and as far away as egypt, i'm at one of the 0. 6. caswell glue is monitoring developments. from istanbul, the figures of the casualties are expected to rise because there are some areas that the rescue workers haven't been able to reach so far because i, for instance, the highway between hotel and gas dance at the new highway is totally cracked. and people who are not able to use those highways, that's why we are hearing from the locals. that old pass or old roles are being preferred by the by many people who are trying to reach from one place to another. that's why the vice president has just called on people that if people do not have any public duty or if they have nothing relevant in the city, they are free to leave and go to other places. others the piece so that there is less crowd and there are more, it will be easier for the rescue workers to reach out to the people who are trapped on their, their rebels. affordances from contact to case southern city, which is a border with

the quake was felt throughout the eastern mediterranean, including lebanon, cypress palestine, israel, and as far as egypt, turkey sits on top of major seismic fault lines and is frequently shaken by of quakes. some eating 1000 people were killed in crates that hit the northwest in 1999 on a cold. some sheriff al jazeera wallace. i'm joiner, boston consider whose military developments for us from his stumble. and before we start to set him, let's just bring our viewers up to speed with what we know about the death and injury toll so far. well, so hell the in the air, the final numbers are the latest numbers actually were given by the turkish vice president fought ox. i asked for his statement a few hours ago. $284.00 as citizens are reported to be that $2323.00. a people are injured and 100. 1710 buildings have collapsed in eastern true care. in 10 cities that have been effected by this is 7.8, magnitude earthquake turkeys, a disaster management agency. air had reported the magnitude of the earthquake as 7.4 or but a just a couple of minutes ago. recently the air, the disaster managem

nine days after the deadly earthquakes that hit the eastern mediterranean region, thousands of syrian refugees who fled to turkey have lined border ossings in the hope of retuing to their home country. millions of others across the two nations are living in makeshift camps and are in desperate need of aid. caroline davies visited a hospital ship that is more near the quake's epicenter, and she sent this report. caroline: in the aftermath of the earthquake, shelter and help come in many forms. these arrivals are boarding a floating hospital. the ship arrived about five days ago. it is normally used as a tourist ship, but now of course it is a floating hospital. here is where people are and are assessed on what need they have. on board, they offer checkups, a pharmacy and warm food for up to 1000 people. nadia and her children have slept here for the last several days. >> for a couple of days, we were on the streets until the ship arrived. we had our first shower here. they gave us new clothes. we don't know what is awaiting us. as long as the ship docks here, we will be living on the s

the weather is making rescue efforts difficult in quake-hit syria and turkey in the eastern mediterranean unusually cold and heavy rainfall. what will be the temperature in the region in the coming days ? let me remind you that an earthquake of magnitude 7.8 occurred in area of ​​the turkish city of gaziantep early monday morning. after that, seismologists recorded five more aftershocks with a magnitude of over five, counting the victim, thousands of husbands, and many residents of the affected areas had to leave their homes. and these people are in danger. after all, a natural disaster coincided with a powerful one. which has been developing on the peninsula for several days. asia minor and the middle east in the same gaziantep, the temperature on the eve barely exceeded + 5 °, and at night it was around zero, even colder in the northern regions turkey here in early february. even a snow cover formed, all the risk of moleppo, where the russian military arrived on monday to assist local rescuers, thermometers showed plus seven, which is significantly below the climatic norm, and visibilit

before the drone attack, washington and tel aviv held an unprecedented military exercise in the eastern mediterraneanelicopters, 12 ships and installations of highmars and multiple launch rocket systems. we are united in our determination to provide security, israel is and will be unshakable kamza such you have come at a critical time, your visit sends a signal to the entire region the united states and israel is one. together they stand against the anu, and anyone who threatens peace and stability in the region, peace in the region is teetering on a very thin line. and since it is isfahan, given the small damage, most likely, the goal was not so much to harm military production in iran as to increase tension between tehran and tel aviv, from my point of view, israel was subjected to extraordinary pressure from the united states and was drawn into the conflict with iran directly. clearly, the leadership is not the same yahoo with all the loud statements. all in all to put it mildly, not really wants. that's why this evasive one is interesting, i must say rather delicately iran's answers, despite the

and the stormy still wintry weather is of the eastern mediterranean. the difference is greek white offers. first of all, we'll deal with the wintry stuff rather be mornings out in grease cause the drop in temperature, but that's will be allow she's sunny picture with less snowball time. get to monday still stay shower, the ireland over the mountain and the turkey a lot of snow still to come. and that's bank. yep. was already fallen anything up to half for me to easily fell. possibly more than that. they both have a get and a monday on the high ground and answer the east and maddie's wind and rain for cyprus, for lebanon. all right, dan. well beyond their patterson nolan, egypt, and that's good to stay there is going to get colder and wetter. i think now the contrast, well look further sat is of the breeze is picking up, picking up some sand with it. so there will be sandstone potential in parts of saudi and may be southern iraq about how we get to choose to attempt to arisen to though husker forecast of 30 ham, seen that weeks is not months and jerusal

looks fine and the stormy still wintry weather is of the eastern mediterranean. the difference is really quite obvious. first of all, we'll deal with a wintry stuff rather be mornings out in grease cause the drop in temperature, but that will be largely sunny picture with less snowball time. get to monday still so shout the island over the mainland. a turkey, a lot of snow still to come and that's bank. your boards already fallen anything up to half for me to easily fell. possibly more than that. then by the time we get and the monday on the higher ground. and then through the east and mad it's wind and rain for cyprus, for lebanon. all right, dan. well beyond their patterson, northern egypt. and that's good to stay there is going to get colder and wetter. i think. now the contrast, well look further sat is suddenly breezes picking up, picking up some sand with it. so there will be sandstone potential in parts of saudi and maybe southern iraq about how we get to choose to attempt to the reason to though husker forecast of 30 haven't seen that weeks if not months

earthquake or kurt on the east anatoly unfold sun, which is one of the most active falls off the eastern mediterranean region and it's a quite large earthquake. and after the earthquake, it's of moderate size. the aftershocks are cooked and it gave i'm an extra damage to the buildings and i am sure i'm kid, that out of people are major cities such as a stumble or on kara at risk or any other cities. and well, not at the moment. i'm not as a result of this earthquake because the earthquake is in the south eastern part of turkey. but of course, i mean there are other says like de albuquerque garza on tipt, caron marsh, and also on takia. they are also, and i mean, major cities of the, of the region and the i, as far as i know some high i'm in toll booths, collapsed, for example, at owner in county and shandra and dealbreaker. so, did this earthquake affected a large area? now unfortunately, it's not the 1st mass of earthquake that you're here has faced. why do you think this is so devastating this time? but because i the do the job search, the length of the ruptured fault is long. it is about maybe i'm

at eastern mediterranean cypress syria, lebanon have been affected a by this earthquake, along with to care and at 10 turkeys cities. some experts warn for possible, so now me, some experts warn about the water dams in the region. but so far the rescue work has been on their way to kia has it took. yeah, actually sit so many fault lies. many major full plans. that's why if through the history it has gone through many earthquakes, 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 quake was felt throughout the eastern mediterranean, including lebanon, cypress palestine, israel, and as far as egypt, turkey sits on top of major seismic fault lines and is frequently shaken by of quakes. some 80000 people were killed in crates that hit the northwest in 1999 on a cold, some sheriff algebra. allow me to roll a just a rob mchale. we joined us in the studio and we heard before from our correspondent and took he had a just some of the wither that is affected this region. and how that is hampering if it's just how bad is it? there's about the worst tommy this could possibly have happened. danny's one of them both major stores they've had. so farming temperatures are one problem. they're about hovering around about 0 at the moment because of course, most of eastern turkey and norton parts of syria maintenance. so you go from almost sea level up to about 1000 meters or more and every what sounds and yeah, 1000 meters also you change them by 3 degrees. so attempt has one problem, of course, but it's, it's the stormy weather that's been the real problem. at the moment th

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 the aftermath of the earthquake. some of my friends supports where bad news is s

you see those systems moving out of the eastern mediterranean, bringing very heavy rain to the likes of iraq. we could see some flooding here, as well as wintery weather, to eastern turkey and into the caucuses. heavy snow is well expected for western areas of iran. it's down in the south. we've got a smattering of showers in places like sheer as. but further south of this, a much more settled picture the temperature in doha and do by picking up to the mid twenties and above. but it will be knocked down slightly as that shamal wind starts to come in on friday, possibly kicking up some lifted dust as well. thanks to those stronger wind, stronger winds as well, coming out across the levant, thanks to a weather system. moving east out of the mediterranean, and as we move to north africa, those windy conditions continue. not just the libya and egypt 74 parts of algeria. what could the wind speeds reach up to 95 kilometers per hour? there windy conditions across much of this area, hot as well for places like nigeria, the heat continues, but the wet to weather can be found most in more sout

to the north, particularly in the eastern mediterranean and that where they robin staying, there spreads east to levant and in toward syria. it's one storm followed by another. and the 1st one is like jesus significant palace about his no eastern turkey. the 2nd one in the west. the course if you're not on the highest ground with this cold wind over the warmish water, you get rain and pretty nasty weather it is to running through by route and in land . becca. valley's lights are pretty unpleasant. this range could be persistence, already been raining for 24 hours. misses sunday it carries on doing much the same . eventually it will spread through northern syria. it's not the high ground, it'll catch bit of azerbaijan and the round most of the rounds find there is stone afghanistan, admittedly, but sass of all, that looks fairly quiet on sunday. on monday. wind is more of a problem. i think as that wind drives a few showers in to northern us of egypt. so we tend to pick the dust in saudi arabia and kuwait, and possibly in southern iraq in africa. the rains are already concentrating a lot

over eastern mediterranean, all exploration activities in the mediterranean sea, on the other hand, to kia, has a tens relations with armenia. the cross border a gates were closed, but greece was one of the 1st countries who offered help to 2. again, it was like that during 1999 earthquake as well, the relations were soft and when air grease rescue workers were one of the 1st teams that were deployed to to get even back then an armenia opened. it opened the border crossing for humanitarian it as a whole military and 8 corridors. so we are seeing that at times of crisis, natural disasters, even the countries that are, are almost neal are approaching a to a war, a can rebuild relations. and we heard greece prime minister, which attack is saying that at this earthquake, a might also a paved the way a for a redefining the relations with to kia because there is solidarity, there is support and it all countries have left there are international or by later problems i had but trying to help each other, but of course how long it will continue is another issue. well, sir, i am. thank you very m

the quake was felt throughout the eastern mediterranean, including lebanon, cypress palestine, israel, and as far as egypt, turkey sits on top of major seismic fault lines and is frequently shaken by of quakes. some 80000 people were killed and quakes that hit the northwest in 1999 on a cold, some sheriff al jazeera turkey, his vice president says the government is in contact with several countries to receive help. old buildings that are hosting hospitals have been effected. we are doing our best in order to give assistance to the people we have provide the tents and camps already in the nearby area. rescue operations have already started and we are in contact with every concerned party in this regard. we have also received information of so many countries that are ready to help. we have requested medical supplies and medical equipments. while for more on this on joined by cinema casino, whose monitoring developments from istanbul. some can just give us a bit of an update on the weather conditions in the affected areas. i understand that this been a huge storm thats rolled through the

well, the hardest hit, but the quake was also thumped for wild, eastern mediterranean, including lebanon, cypress palestine, israel and the far away of egypt had one of the 0. well, as you can see from this map that we're showing you the new 7.6, a magnitude earthquake that struck in the last half hour, just north. that is the, the, the lodge, red dot, right at the top of your screen there. just north of the initial earthquake, which is the colored lodge dot further south and to care for more on this, we're going to go to us and, and kelsey. oh lou, who's monitoring developments from a stand bowl for us? have we got any information about how much damage this the slightest earthquake might have done? well, the 2nd earthquake, which happened in some district of mirage was also 7.6 magnitude, which is nearly the same magnitude of the earthquake that happened early this morning. as actually a turkish television where was casting on air when this earthquake happened minutes ago, less than half an hour ago. and there are reports as soon as this and 2nd earthquake happened. some buildings have

ah no, the big storm is brewing arguably has brewed in the eastern mediterranean, this cold air over the wall, most of the jayden east, and that produces rot. quite a big potential for rain and snow. it's been realized in turkey. in northern syria, it's going to be released in the heights in lebanon as well. now this is the forecast monday. clearly if you don't get snow, you get rate, and that's significant down the coast all way down to north in egypt. and it's not just on monday, although much of the snow will spread across from just by john and northern parts of india leaving iraq fine and dry. the wind and rain is coming further down the coast. through israel, we are part territories knolls, in egypt, the temperatures were dropped with its looking rather unpleasant during tuesday, an incomplete contrast, a southerly breeze, briefly brought the walls back to the house with a full cost of 60 degrees on tuesday, which is pretty high. this time of the year, thou whilst equitorial f, cuz now lofty quiet, lotanza near is getting particularly coast to rain. we seem to have you re recent

the ill, a natural gas exploration in the eastern mediterranean and there and many other things. also because of the refugee in flux, through turkey and to europe. on the other hand, tricky and armenia had pence relations especially after the cutter bar war in late 2012 to one. but armenia opened a home italian age corridor is with israel, for instance. took it had very intense her relations with israel, especially after an 8 a vessel, a heir, which was called as a garza flotilla and tried to help the palestinians and added the domestic relations were minimized. but it forces greece was one of the 1st countries who offered support to turkey and greece. foreign minister was one of the 1st high profile diplomats that was it, it took here with his turkish counterpart, he visited the earthquake hits regions. israel frances was here with more than 700 rescue workers or with the doctors, and they established a 1st field hospital in the region. they were here with medicine, blood, and everything. and as i said, our mania opened its borders for humanitarian aid corridor. so a be heard ag

are conflict over the 12 islands in the agency because of oil exploration activities in the eastern mediterranean and so many things. and because the united states is investing on greece in terms of military bases and everything else. but the greece was one of the 1st countries who offered help to jew kia an air grease. prime minister mitchell tuck his visited anchor last weekend, and he showed support. it is sorry in greek. a foreign minister said ben diaz are visited the area with the turkish foreign minister and a boss, foreign ministers under line that i had the relations should be better, not only it during these crisis times, but in general as well. so we heard greek prime minister, mitchell tuck his delivery speech on a greek national tv. he also mentioned that this crisis may also create an opportunity to redefine bilateral relations between turkey and greece, also between turkey and the european union ra. sir costello reporting from anchor awesome, thank you. while 8 is starting to arrive in northern syria, after the reopening of a border crossing is being handed out at a makeshift camp

but the quake was also felt for wild eastern mediterranean, including lebanon fibrous palestine, israel and the faraway of egypt had one or $20.00 before the quaker joiner bus. him consider correspondent, whose monitoring development forth from some bullet, a huge spike in those numbers. sit in. i'm not news comes as we're also getting reports of the 2nd quake. double. why be here? yes, exactly. so hale, there is a 2nd earthquake, which is separate and different than what took place in the morning, and there are so many after shocks in the area. the 2nd earthquake was nearly the same magnitude of the 1st earthquake in the morning. and as for turkish, president bridget fire don said, these earthquakes are the 2nd biggest earthquake following the 939. as in john earthquake bull 7.6 and the airports are closed right now. in some of the cities including car, her mom or the epa center of this earthquake down to where the, where most of the civilians died as the cities of very crowded once in a done and in time. and so far we haven't heard much about how to i talk to kids, southern city borde

we're investing to grow in the eastern mediterranean, offshore israel and egypt so we've got assets aroundry much needed in a world that is struggling right now with the question of energy security. >> let's talk about decarbonization for a second you announced a major bump last time i saw you in the amount of money you're spending really to decarbonize. but the heat hasn't changed from washington against what chevron does what do you have to do -- i mean sometimes my friends who lik the oil business say, maybe they have to declare themselves anti-oil there's no getting around who you are. you're chevron i mean what do you do? >> well, we intend to lead in both traditional energy and in new energy i mentioned we're the second largest biobased diesel producer we've reduced our carbon intensity. and our methane intensity is 85% lower than the industry average because of actions that we've taken. we will continue to build a business that will add energy supplies and new energy solutions but also meet the needs of the world what we've seen over the last year is that reliable supply matters. af

there has picked up is settled now, but that's not the case to the north, particularly in the eastern mediterranean and that where they robin staying, there spreads east to levant and into syria. it's one stone followed by another. and the 1st one is like jesus significant about us about us now east in turkey, the 2nd one in the west. because if you're not on the highest ground with his cold wind over the woman, what you get rain and pretty nasty weather it is to running through by route and in land baycove out. he's like pretty unpleasant. this rains going to be persistent. saudi been writing the 24 hours mrs. sunday. it carries on doing much the same. eventually it will spread through nolan, syria. it's now at the high ground, it'll catch bit of azerbaijan and the route. most of iran is fine. there is stone afghanistan, admittedly, but size of all that looks fairly quiet on sunday. on monday. wind is more of a problem, i think, as that when drives a few showers into nolan, egypt. so we tend to pick up the dust in saudi arabia and kuwait, and possibly in southern iraq in africa, the rains already

but the quick was also felt for was the eastern mediterranean, including lebanon, cypress palestine, israel, and as far away as egypt hammered one of the 0. let's now bring and send him, cassandra, she's monitoring developments for us from istanbul, sin m 1st on the death an injury toll as it stands right now after the 2 powerful earthquakes. yes, sir. the 2nd earthquake was as strong as the 1st swan, the rain, and some of the people say it was, they felt a much stronger than the previous one, especially in the cities like mulatto, which is closer to the 2nd epa center of them. and they are saying that they felt that much stronger. we're talking about the vast geography here during we're talking about 101510 is since that is some of them are in decent size, then we're talking about at least 10000000, maybe more than 12000000 people who are living in these cities in these areas. so this is a tough task for the turkish authorities and local rescue workers to deal with as millions or outsides. millions have been tested with these 2 earthquakes. and the after show that comes more than a

neighbor, greece over the 2 islands in the agency over the all exploration activities in the eastern mediterranean and some other extra topics. a besides suki had tense relations with our many, especially after to care or cont, earth to care, assisted azerbaijan during the kara by war and the relations between encore and tell of you have been tense for more than 10 years. after 2 cares sent the garza flotilla to ascend, aid to the palestinians without informing the is rider authorities of the plum attic and relations were nearly minimized. but during this earthquake, this natural disaster, which is deemed as the worst natural disaster, oh, the century, for instance, greece was one of the 1st countries to offer it helped to, to gain. it's happened back in 1999 to a when true care was hit by the murmur. earthquake, air, which was a bo 7 point it to magnitude and air. tens of thousands of people lost their lives . grace sent its rescue teams, and it was the greek foreign minister who came to turkey. he was the 1st stop diplomat to visit church on the other side. armina opened, that's a border crossin

an ottoman so then he's a professor of political science and international relations at the eastern mediterranean university. his 20th, i'm nick a c and cypress. welcome to the algebra news hour. so the opinion polls just seem to suggest that none of the candidates will get more than half the votes, which will then result in a run off. how close do you expect the selection to be? well, most of the opinion polls show that the number one contender. ready ready won't get around 30 percent and then the next one will get around 20 percent. and the 3rd one again around 20 percent. so there will be around off next week. exactly. the same may yeah, most popular will show that because it's a former foreign minister. the 4 runner who is expected to get 30 percent. we're also we're the 2nd route. that is not a big surprise. right. and what is the pre it's expect from their new president? what are the most burning issues? well, for the majority of the citizens, the number one issue is about you call me and things that are related to corruption, politicians. and unfortunately this, this issue is not drugged.

bush strike group repositioning to the eastern mediterranean sea to provide logistics, medical and rotary airlift support if required. additionally there were missions flied on february 7 to transport first responders to the most affected populations. on february 8th, uh-60 blackhawks transported injured civilians to a local medical facility. they have designated uz naval forces europe and africa as the lead component command overseeing the humanitarian assistance and disaster relief efforts within turkey. to aid in that coordination andrew pretty, europe commander and second marine expeditionary general arrived february 9 to lead military coordination efforts with u.s. agencies involved in the humanitarian aid and disaster relief efforts. we'll continue to provide you with updates as we receive them. ucom will issue a press release with further details but again we offer our thoughts and prayers to the people of turkey and syria during this tragic and difficult time. >>> secretary austin welcomed canadian minister of national defense for a bilateral meeting at the pentagon. he expressed

its continued search and rescue efforts, this includes george wh bush carrier strike to the eastern mediterranean sea to provide logistics, medical, and rotary airlift support if required. additionally u.s. army aircraft began flying missions out of the airbase on february 7th to transport first responders to the most effective populations, and on february eighth, blackhawks transported civilians to a medical facility. u.s. european command has designated u.s. full civil forces europe and africa as the lead component command overseeing the humanitarian assistance and disaster relief efforts within turkey. to aid in that determination, general andrew pretty, u.s. naval amphibious forces extradition theory per grade arrived february 9th to lead military coordination efforts with u.s. agencies involved in the humanitarian aid and disaster relief efforts. we will continue to provide you with updates as we receive them coming uconn will be issuing a press release with further details, but again, we offer our thoughts and prayers to the people of turkey and syria during this tragic and difficult time.

but the quake was also thumped for wild, eastern mediterranean, including lebanon, fibrous palestine, israel, and the far away of egypt had one or $20.00. this is the moment a building collapsed in the turkish city of my latter. it's one of several cities that felt after shocks. there have been more than a 100 calls. the extensive damage of wallace clay come join us in casino correspondent, monitoring development forth from turkeys, is stumble, city that's just begin with this 2nd huge quake. it comes in the wake, obviously of the 1st one earlier in the morning. yes, it's nearly the same magnitude in a different district though the same, so call her mom or as apparently the full lines on the car. her mom are are still very active. and there had been after shocks following the 1st earthquake, but the 2nd one is a separate one at different earthquake that the turkish people were able to witness when turkish broadcasters were streaming from the area alive. so at 1st everybody thought it was an after shop, but then as the disaster management agency, and now it was a different one. and we

but the quake was also thumped for wild, eastern mediterranean, including lebanon, cypress palestine, israel, and far away of egypt had fun, or the 0. well, law and this joiner bus in consider his monitoring development for us from istanbul and sit in the death and injury told, was already increasing after the 1st quake. and now we have a 2nd quake and a big problem for both to kia and city. a definitely so hail in less than 2 hours ago. there was a 2nd earthquake in the same city but in a different district in common merit. and we were able to see that on air when the teacher, turkish tv stations were broadcasting live from the area. and earth since the 1st earthquake that happened early in the morning, more than 100 or after shocks have happened. and in each a after shoak or we saw that many buildings were damaged and even the 1st damaged buildings went down a level a level down after those after shops. this is these, ours are still very critical for the civilians. and for the rescue workers who are in the area as a, there is a turkish president also stated 2 hours ago. and there is

the torque is above the resources in the eastern mediterranean area and also the approach of the gulf countries and israel's position to both countries. so we have to evaluate all these 4 issues. i may be together. so for syria, till now, russia and egypt in libya, in syria, they acted together. but after the russian ukrainian war, russia elderly withdrawn themselves from the libya right and science unitary and started to support to care as well. right? l o v. know that the at the minister of defense level meeting, who plays in russia, been science, sand charter site, let me just are really low. so if i can of, for aren't for, for turkey, what would an improvement in relations mean just briefly, if you can, what does turkey stand to gain? ah, 1st of all, i think for both countries, egypt and turkey. these are the countries suffering from the economic problems the most in the region because they do not have too much resources. so if they can have a fair share regarding the maritime economic songs, this is for the benefit of egypt as well. okay, and utica is the best route to europe. oh

man formed a huge tectonic crack in the risk zone the entire region in the eastern mediterranean.rybody. who has just joined us today, february 21 , anastasia orlova and timur solovyov are with you. and by the way, today is mother tongue day. this is very important. yes, in our country there are more than 270 languages ​​and languages, and all of them are our priceless wealth, but the very first word that a person utters in his life is mother. the main word in the udmurt language is she, who is lilia and she has many children, but children often call her mother in russian more familiar. although the udmurt version came from neighbors. this is a turkic borrowing. but this word passed down from generation to generation and we already believe that this is our native udmurt word ananai. the kalmyks have a consonant word aka, but there is a second version of the ancient one, many of our kalmyks call their mother and the way we come from mongolia. this is also correct, in principle. they call it it seems that it doesn’t look like a familiar mother at all, but in fact there is a lot in c

however, at the oil terminal in southern turkey, they were suspended because this eastern mediterraneanay from the area where the earthquake happened. turkey's state news agency said that natural gas supplies have been disrupted to gaziantep, and 80 people lost their lives in that city, gaziantep.— people lost their lives in that city, gaziantep. thank you very much, city, gaziantep. thank you very much. and _ city, gaziantep. thank you very much, and update _ city, gaziantep. thank you very much, and update there - city, gaziantep. thank you very much, and update there from l city, gaziantep. thank you very - much, and update there from istanbul on the situation across southern turkey. this is the worst affected area following the 7.8 magnitude earthquake. the scene you can see on your screen is coming to us live from one of those towns, one of those cities, diyarbakir in southern turkey. and local volunteers, rescue workers who have come from outside the area, have been working for hours, in the short time following the earthquake, since daybreak, and now you can see the rescue effort

the death toll is expected to climb, amid destruction that stretches from syria's mediterranean coast to eastern turkey . watching the w news. stephen beardsley is up next. after a short break with your business news, i will see you tomorrow. with every journey is full of surprises. we've got all out to give you some 11 day in the footsteps of the race. mm hm. i'm in your northern most count to play with brain times along still very much alive. d, w channel, you'll guy to the special with recognizes where exactly it was fun and i learned a lot our culture history, all their d. w. travel extremely worth a visit. ah, ah, i've seen beardsley in berlin. here's a look at our top stories. european leaders take their case against new us green incentives to washington itself. a will be fine to open ears. and e, you import ban on russian petroleum products is in effect, the latest western embargo targeting brushing energy. hey, talk them to our show. german economy minister, robert hobbin and his french counterpart bruno lemaire arrived in the u. s. capital to discuss the so called inflation reduction ac

in the 100, so the expected to keep climbing and destruction stretching from serious mediterranean coast to eastern turkey. of course you can get more of that story and lots of other news on our website at w dot com. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. nico is in germany to learn german hello, explaining why not learn with him online, on your mobile and free t w e learning course eco speak. mm hm. ah this week on well stories i use driven an action, the nigeria an unplugged amusement in italy. we begin in ukraine where volunteers are not afraid to risk their lives. they have one girl also to help those living close to the front line. that yearly know who the ankle is getting ready to go to the dangerous old. she's about to leave for by caught in the east and on bus. he hadn't chest but i you, some of it is for hospitals. the doctors often have to cut their uniforms open and the soldiers need close dead. and this is for broken bones or joy that ever that i'd see them. but then she's got magazine pouches and power banks, medical supplies, and candles for power shortages. jolena was an actress befo

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the hundreds and expected to keep climbing a bit destruction stretching from serious mediterranean coast to eastern of course you can get more of that story and lots of other news on our website at t w dot com. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. nico is in germany to learn german lodge, benita, why not learn with him online? on your mobile and free c w e learning course, eco's vague. mm.