our next report is from the city of hot saca in the kurdish region of northern syria. i here da, who'd has experienced 1st hand with the so called islamic state is capable of this video shows him and one in sante. the people who did this to us have no humanity. oh, they slaughtered my friends before my eyes. shut it, what kind of people do this? i'm scared, but not any more. a car bomb explodes nearby. terrible. but a journalist from a local t v station tells us it's nothing new. he said come on cut. you thought as soon as i as either chance, johnny dodge, i'll be spread there. terror using every kind of chaos and disorder on to call dash on just like the earthquake in our country. our 1000000 bashar, all assad's regime, is hoping for an end to international isolation and forging new relations. even with unlikely partner turkey. experts say that i assizes would i want to escalate attacks and wants to present itself as i major or that i can with and syria laterally here. but in some areas, islamist ideologies have flourished. i'm this whole area is full of them out. hel

the groups so called callous saca in the kurdish region of northern syria. the region was spared widespread destruction during the recent devastating earthquakes, but many here no of this video shows him and other hostages being held humiliated and tortured him. as before, my alma, shall he what kind of people do this? i'm scared to cut to choose on average. i'll has soccer northeastern syria for a, but a journalist from a local t v station tells us it's nothing new. he says i yes is very active here. we kind of chaos and disorder, monica dash on, just like the earthquake in our country, amaya that hobby f, monica. the recent natural disaster has been seen as an opportunity. sions, even with unlikely partner turkey, experts say that i, us, and other terrorist groups are trying to exploit the political shift. and as a major or the acton with and syria. here in the countries ne, curtis groups patrol the all has soccer region pushed ha, ha ha. i is everywhere here in this camp on the villages or are getting ready for a major offensive. i have to hold says he es

we continue supporting our broaders in churches in northern syria. we hope this will be suitable for the earthquake survivors. oh, the portable houses are fully equipped and will be placed in the affected areas into kia. the united nation says that at least 1500000 people have been left homeless because of this earthquake. they are now living in 10th in containers cities, but also in trains like this one. we have heard that around 1000 people are living here. like many other areas in the southeast and part of the country is can they don't was devastated by the earthquakes, families living in the train say they have nowhere else to go. and it provides shelter and protection from the cold at night by snelson emmy me out there says she's living here with her 3 children. i'll lock in for may no one ever see such a night. again, it was how ever left their homes in a hurry to survive. there was no building on damaged. we have been here for a month now. we don't know yet how long will stay here, but if they closed the trains, we'll have to go to the tents.

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 such facilities. lucky and as the challenge of providing enough tense, donnelly, with that i 2nd earthquake academic level, even more people abandoned their homes that are to fall on that because of the trauma, they experienced chevy dealer shovel in the 1st one of his other a well near the city of it live will homage with carney offered shelter on his farm and swimming facility to people who have lost their homes o

warning about the psychological impact and febreeze powerful earthquakes in southern took here, and northern syria. almost 4000000 children live in the affected areas of syria. and the u. n says they've lost any sense of safety. autrand, during years of war, some of the children and the opposition controlled northwest have opened up about their experiences. you know how to report. many of the victims of february's earthquake sat hid southern turkey and northern syria were children. those who survived still live. the tragedy mohammed of dollar, as from the syrian village of iron shorter, he lost his parents and other members of his family. he also lost his hand. this young boy's life has turned upside down and my feel channel. while on the look and see whether my mother, she was a marble but a mom and then the record i only had obeyed also lost his parents. he's now living with his uncles, family, off the bottle, saw them wildly. well, i mean, we're all gone. well, we all, the natural disaster has had an emotional toll on children in the opposition and cliff in northwest syria. some of them have st

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syria. i am joined by journalist omar, a bomb in the northern city of ed live omar. i'm, as we've heard there in the 1st days after the quakes, little 8 and no heavy equipment arrived in northern syria. walk us through how the situation is now of the way shape a selection is that number a are looking for a cell phones, especially at the bottom of the number of those affected syria more, more like a solution or not enough because a, make anything like life hospitals or a billy brook, people are trying to tourists and getting a more more, more united nation, another country. how about areas of the country that are held by the government of basha, ala side walk with us? i walk us through how i'm there the aftermath of the quake is being handled there. oh no, it has arrived from us at 3 in this area because a gun. any me for, for him in last week a said to be jean bumper village on the wrong 10 year old until mom having thank you so much for your reporting on that album in the northern city of it live. we appreciate it. and let's get more on the situation now in neighbor

ah, in the color break in northern syria is less than the humanitarian crisis after last month. powerful earthquakes, the you and humanitarian cheese. as the situation on the ground is dire, a more international aid is needed. growing demands and density therefore of critical items tend to be the obvious example. rising prices, australian supply chains into the, into the region to beginning to fly and suppliers detection border and also goes into damascus and aleppo. this is essential and most welcome of the markets. no longer readily supplied cross border operations. some of these poor items and some need such costly but necessary critical infrastructures about damage. lucas and slay me has more from the united nations in new york. the united nation says more 8 is getting into northwest syria, but it still is not nearly enough. thousands of buildings have been destroyed or are at risk of collapse. and because of that, it's estimated 5000000 syrians are in need of shelter and non food humanitarian assistance. so un says that as many as 5 syrian families are cramming into one tent to stay

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now they provide shelter for those affected by the earthquakes last month into a key and northern syria. ah, more than a dozen other ships are on the way with more prefabricated houses, got theirs, ambassador to, to kia, says many more are coming here. my father recovery room, alabama to move in this shipped are almost 400 houses. this is the 1st approach of 10000 houses from the 1st day we continue supporting our broaders in churches in northern syria. we hope this will be suitable for the earthquake survivors. the portable houses are fully equipped and will be placed in the affected areas into kia. the united nation says that at least 1500000 people have been left homeless because of this earthquake. they are now living in 10 in containers cities but also in trains like this one. we have heard that around 1000 people are living here. like many other areas in the southeast and part of the country is can lead on was devastated by the earthquakes, families living in the train say we have nowhere else to go and it provides shelter and protection from the cold at night by snow. so emmy out

few days ago by the head of the american military intelligence to the illegal american base in northern syria to support more terrorism and pressure turkey not to approach it in proportion to its age, and also hinder try to use it in the path of normalizing arab countries' relations with syria, as well as us military bases, if it is involved in an increase in expulsions against the islamic republic of iran, anyway , this is a violation of the sovereignty of syria, according to international law, a country that sovereign and has occupied it, and the economic situation of the fortress here has increased and it supports from the front, after syria , they are more with it than america or they will never leave this country except with resistance attacks, thank you very much, mr. nizar mohammad naf, a member of the syrian parliament, india has recently implemented changes in labor regulations in order to remove gender discrimination . women are employed as bus drivers in india. trt network reporter reports about this. it is a taxi and it takes children to school and back as a school service she is

the visit of the chief of staff of the united states of america a few days ago was illegal in northern syria for more support for the thyroid and to put pressure on turkey , which, in my opinion, should not be recognized and also hinder the normalization of relations between the countries. arabic with syria and also to use the american military base, if in the islamic republic of iran, anyway, this is a violation of the sovereignty of syria based on the law that occupied a sovereign country and increased the economic situation against it. and they are already convinced that america will never leave this country except through resistance attacks , mr. nizar mehna, a member of the syrian parliament, india has recently implemented changes in the labor regulations to remove gender discrimination against women. i am employed as a bus driver in india shunde is the report of tir network reporter and we see that he is familiar with topkapi's commentary for 11 years . he is a taxi driver and takes children to and from school as a school service. she works hard to provide for the needs of her family.

we have had less forces in northern syria over the last couple of years. i think we're going to probably see more activity against the militia forces. is that are fighting against the kurds. general hertling. if anyone understands the situation, it's you. thanks so much for being with us tonight. thanks, john. so now the former president, he is once again, raising the specter of violence and inciting his followers. and he didn't even lose an election this time. no this time he was up at one a.m. last night, attacking a local prosecutor, calling him a degenerate and figuratively unleashing the dogs of war on the entire country. what does that suggest about how he sees his situation and the larger legal storm he's facing. some clues to be found in what he posted at one this morning on his social network about manhattan, d, a alvin bragg and potential charges in the stormy daniels hush money investigation . he asked how it can happen. one quote. it is known by all that no crime has been committed and also known the potential death and destruction. in such a f

it was brought down region of northern syria, the region with sped wide spread at destruction during the recent devastating earthquakes that many there now fear, resurgence of the islam. this video shows him and other hostages being held humiliated and tortured him. it's been a year since his capture do this. i'm scared. he touches on all his soccer, northeastern syria for a long time. the town of 200000 inhabitants is nothing new. he says i yes is very active here. here that i didn't know about headman at the earthquake in our country, amelia, at hobby f, monica, the recent natural disaster has been seen as an opportunity. the quake has changed the situation and syria. experts say that i, us, and other terrorist groups are trying to exploit the political shift. we have an idea here in the countries northeast. curtis groups patrol the all has soccer region. in recent years, they have been able to sup, hodge m o u. i is everywhere here did we had the in this camp on the villages over there and in the mountains they are to hold, says he especially wants to keep fighting against ins, on

on a technicality i request thousands of kurds have taken to the streets of jan doris in northern syria to protest the killing of 4 men during kurdish new you celebrations. the killing has re kindled tensions between kurdish residents and the turkish backed armed groups that control the area. a strong earthquake has shaken large pots of northern afghanistan and pakistan, killing at least 9 people and injuring dozens more. the epicenter wasn't afghanistan's remote mountainous about a shan province, but the 6.5 magnitude quake was powerful enough to send people fleeing for safety. hundreds of kilometers away. ah, rattling and shaking as the quake went down. here in the pakistani mega city of la hall, the tremors sent residents running out of buildings for the safety of the streets. hundreds of kilometers away in islamabad, shoppers also scrambled for the exits of this shopping center. the intensity was so high it, it felt like something is shaking very rapidly and the sound of reckless still haunting my ears. right now. pakistani officials ordered people to evacuate after cracks appeared

now thousands of kurds have taken to the streets in gin, derose, and northern syria to protest the killing of 4 men during kurdish near celebrations . the killing has re kindled tensions between courteous residents and the turkish backed arm groups. the control, the area of strong earthquake has shaken large parts of northern afghanistan and pakistan, killing at least 12 people and injuring many more. yep. senator was in afghanistan mountainous a bad action province. but the 6.5 magnitude quake was powerful enough to send people fleeing for safety. hundreds of kilometers away rattling and shaking as the quake went down here and the pakistani make a city of la hole. the trim has sent residents running out of buildings for the safety of the streets. hundreds of kilometers away in islamabad. shop is also scrambled for the exits of this shopping center. the intensity was so high it, it felt like something is shaking very rapidly and the sound of wrinkled, still haunting my ears. right now. pakistani officials ordered people to evacuate off to cracks. appeared in several high rises, while death

i 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. a son, a relief organization based in germany, says the challenges are numerous. hm. and my what the law, the most crucial obstacle to expanding refugee camps during the day to accommodate the enormous number of people displaced by the earthquakes. sunny is that the communities were not ready to build such facilities and lockers and there's the challenge of providing enough tennis done you deal with that after the 2nd earthquake them because i think a lot more even more people abandoned their homes that are to fall on that because of the trauma they experience, should it be in the shop or in the 1st one of his, a subtle, a well near the city of it live will humbled with connie offered shelter on his farm and swelling

has pledged more than 7000000000 euros to help the victims of those earthquakes in turkey and northern syria in a virtual address turkish president. richard ty, your bear to one today. welcome to the support of the international community. but i don't think that's what we wanted to show you. he did warn, however, that the reconstruction could be more than a 100000000000 euros for and and defense ministers from the european union. they have agreed on a 2000000000 euro plan to send desperately needed ammunition to ukraine. of the deal will provide he with $1000000.00 artillery shells over the next year. the funds are also intended to help you. member states replenish their own ammunition supplies which have dwindled rapidly since the beginning of the war. the agreement comes a bit concerned that ukraine is burning through ammunition faster than western allies can produce a corresponding jack pear is in russell's earlier he told me about what opportunities the new agreement is giving you members. well, it basically means that the european union, or at least 17 countries plus norway who's signed

meanwhile, a delegation from the un office for the coordination of 8 has entered rebel held to northern syria through the bible. solomon crossing in turkey. the u. n. has come for $4800000000.00 in humanitarian funding for syria. it estimates 70 percent of the population needs assistance. greece is prime minister carry our course. mr. carter has visited the site of a tree accident between a congo train and a passenger train, which collided on tuesday night. his government has declared 3 days of national morning, at least 36 people died in the worst reign accident in greece. his history, emergency teams are still on the scene searching for passengers who may be trapped . oh, hundreds of people are rallying across israel, protesting against prime minister netanyahu planned traditional reforms. major roads are blocked, and organizers have called for a national day of disruption. the proposed changes would limit the power of the supreme court while giving greater powers to the government. critics call it un democratic, and us politicians have been debating a bill that would give the president or

union has pledged more than 7 billion euros to help the victims of earthquakes in turkey and northern syria. universal address. the president welcomed the support of the international community but he warned the reconstruction cost from february's could top 100 billion euros. antigovernment protesters have clashed with security forces in the canyon capital of nairobi. hundreds of people demonstrated. they are accusing him of failing to bring down living costs as he took power back in september. the opposition leader has called for weekly demonstrations despite the government correctly. the devastating effects of the climate crisis hitting the planet faster than expected. that is according to a panel of climate scientists wish to they their latest report. the intergovernmental panel on climate change has analyzed the research on global warming and co2 levels ever since the paris climate accord was signed back in 2015. they say the data is clear. we are running out of time faster we -- faster than we thought. >> extreme weather with catastrophic consequences, heat waves, droughts, storms, flo

the situation is still horrible in north-west - northern syria? recover from the impact of the first earthquakes, the people who are homeless and in the evacuation centres, who do not have enough support. we are still counting injured people. they are still waiting for their turn to get the right surgery in the hospitals. in many cases they need to be transported. if there is space, they can receive the proper treatment to recover. but there are still people, after the strong aftershocks that hit the region, it hit the region here and there are still civilians who are in a state of fear that there may be another earthquake coming. after the earthquake on the sixth of last month, another one—hit, so the situation is still horrible and as an institution we are working with all our effort to help the people. it was during the few we are hoping to meet the needs of the people in the coming days because the need of long—term assistance is vital for them to recover from this impact. long—term assistance is vital for them to recoverfrom this impact. late

official says that an iranian proxy forces launched some seven rockets at a military base in northern syriaeld. no injuries reported. this attack coming after the united states retaliated from the iranian drone strike that killed an american contractor and injured five u.s. service members. u.s. air strikes targeted an arms depot at a port in syria. eight iranian fighters were killed in that strike. there is a grave warning of the growing threat from iran. >> i ran is taking actions to approve its capabilities to produce a nuclear weapon. they make the decision to do so while continuing to build missile forces. they could produce missile material for a nuclear weapon in less than two weeks and only several more most to produce an actual nuclear weapon. the united states remains committed as a matter of policy that iran will not have a nuclear weapon. >> jennifer griffin joins us with more. good morning. >> good morning. this is one of the first times that i can remember the pentagon putting out a statement blaming iran for killing a u.s. citizen and targeting u.s. service mombers. u.s. cont

withdrawal from the syrian territories, although turkey stated that the purpose of its presence in northern syria is to fight against terrorist groups, but the evidence shows that ankara is seeking political, social and economic influence in this region. turkey's star channel has deployed more than 15,000 of its forces in around 120 military bases in syria, and it monitors more than tens of thousands of armed forces within the framework of the so-called national army . the fate of negotiations between syria and turkey and reaching an understanding is subject to resolution military issues because more than it has 120 military and security centers that must be destroyed, and with the presence of turkey, it goes beyond what ankara has announced about dealing with terrorist groups in the border region. the opening of the doors of the syrian local council to the administrative system of some turkish provinces, such as the theme and key judges, the use of lasers, and the activities of the turkish post office and civil registry and documents in the occupied territories are issues that show that the issu

emphasis on the need for turkey to leave syria, although turkey's purpose of its presence in northern syria is to fight against terrorist groups. but the evidence shows that ankara is seeking political, social and economic influence in this region, close al-mayadin network report on this matter , turkey's side in armenia, turkey has deployed more than 15,000 troops in about 120 military bases in syria and more than tens of thousands of armed forces in the framework of the so-called national army it supervises and has more than 120 military and security centers that must be destroyed. the turkish presence is beyond what ankara has announced about dealing with terrorist groups in the border region. executives linked the syrian local council to the administrative system of some turkish provinces, such as the theme and key judges, the use of lasers, and the activities of the turkish post office and civil registry and documents in the occupied territories . these are issues that show that the issue goes beyond the statements of the ankara authorities to the demands of turkey. main syria should n

mashhad and the change and complexity of the situation in northern syria should be an initial starting point. and cardamom and be established so that these areas will once again be under the rule of syria and the path to normalization of relations between syria and turkey will be paved. the arrest of the former prime minister of this country led to a clash with his supporters. the interior minister of pakistan said that imran khan will be arrested, but he will not be. by announcing that his house was targeted by the police , he displayed the remains of these books. the arrest warrant for the former prime minister of pakistan yesterday. from that it was issued again that he did not participate in the court session. his arrest warrant was previously issued for charges and gifts given during the prime minister's tenure, but later the sentence was suspended . pakistan dismissed it last year with 174 votes. 5 people died due to flooding in the earthquake-hit provinces of sardar soleimani, 4 people were killed by floods in shan lofa province, and one person was killed in the earthquake-affec

reporter: the earthquakes that struck northern syria and killed most 6000 people also destroyed thousandsf structures. after the second earthquake, nearly 200,000 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 laces. a relief organization based in germany says the challenges are numerous. >> the most crucial obstacle to expanding refugee camps, to accommodate the enormous number of people displaced by the earthquakes, is that the communities were not ready to build such facilities. and there's the challenge of providing enough tents. after the second earthquake m a even more people abandoned -- earthquake, even more people abandoned their homes because of the trauma they experienced in the first one. reporter: near the city of idlib , a man offered shelter on his farm and swimming facility to people who had lost their homes or families who were afraid their buildings would collapse on them. >> after the first earthquake, we received 22 families who lo