deputy spokesperson for the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. ion as it is at the moment. well for viewers in the uk, tomorrow, one week on from the earthquake, there is a panorama special programme on the scale of the loss and devastation — and the potential consequences across the region. that's aftershock: the turkey—syria earthquake' on bbc one at 8pm on monday and afterwards on the iplayer. now to ukraine where the head of the wagner mercenary army says his fighters have captured a village on the northern outskirts of bakhmut, a city in the donbas. it's been at the centre of months of bitterfighting between russian and ukrainian forces. yevgeny prigozhin posted a short video apparently showing wagner men at the entrance sign to the village of krasna hora. one month ago, he claimed his men had taken the nearby town of soledar. the ukrainian army hasn't confirmed wagner's advance — but our verification team says the video is new, wasn't shared before this morning, and that the weather conditions match those observed locally. 0ur ukraine corres

for more than 5 years a lot has been uh places. mogu maintains relationships with various united nations agencies that work in the same areas as they can, in particular with the office for the coordination of humanitarian affairsnd the un office for disaster risk reduction, the year 2023, and the whole a series of mental catastrophes of various kinds of natural disasters. why is geography extremely important? in california thousand many thousands of people were left without electricity 1.000 were evacuated. at the same time , many were rescued by entire squadrons of helicopters. january 17 in el salvador there was a surge of seismic activity, less than a day. 219 earthquakes of varying degrees of activity were recorded there, more than 150 houses were damaged, fortunately the sanatorium there were no casualties. in madagascar, from january 31, raged for two weeks the tropical cycle begins the speed of light, reached 110 km / h, and sometimes reached 166 february. as a result of the vast genius of the damaged infrastructure, even the new zealand parliament was forced to postpone its rendezvous until the end of february. i think that mr. guzmán was being modest when he said that the number of accidents is not de

for more than 5 years a lot has been uh places. u can maintain relationships with various united nations agencies that work in the same areas as in particular, with the office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs with the un office for disaster risk reduction, the year 2023 has come, and the world has recovered from a whole series of mental disasters of various kinds of natural disasters, and geography. in california thousand many thousands of people were left without electricity 1.000 were evacuated. at the same time , many were rescued by entire squadrons of helicopters. january 17 in el salvador there was a surge of seismic activity, less than a day. 219 earthquakes were recorded there more than 150 houses of varying degrees of activity were damaged, fortunately the sanatorium there were no casualties. in madagascar, from january 31, for two weeks , the tropical cycle raged with the speed of light beginning, reaching 110 km / h, and sometimes reaching 166. even the new zealand parliament was forced to postpone its appointment until the end of february. i think that mr. gosman was modest, saying that the number of catastrophes is not decreasing. it is necessary to say differently the number

the authorities of states that have international class rescuers in dialogue with us. turkey used both options in the un there is an office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. is structure organizes the liquidation of the consequences of man-made and natural disasters. she has a platform. where the distressed country throws the cry for help on this signal is responded to by those who have the resources and are registered in the registry of the organization rescue team of the required class, knowing about it. turkey left an sos signal on the un platform, our team would have responded to this signal, but the request for help was duplicated by rare authorities through diplomatic channels. and this is already a personal appeal, as in a friendly state, and it does not imply a purely administrative one. the active human reaction of the earthquake affected not only the turkish territory , the cities of syria suffered, and there is also needed alyaksandr lukashenka ordered to help both of them greatly, our experts calculated the maximum efficiency from various aid schemes and offered to send rescuers to turkey because thousands of people remained under the rubble, a

the authorities of states that have world-class rescuers in dialogue with us. turkey used both options in the un there is an office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. rganizes the liquidation of the consequences of man-made and natural disasters. she has a platform. where the distressed country throws the call for help to this signal respond those who have the resources and registered in the register of the organization rescue team of the right class, knowing about it. turkey left an sos signal on the un platform, our team would have responded to this signal, but the request for help was duplicated by the rare authorities through diplomatic channels. and this is already a personal appeal, as in a friendly state, and it implies not purely. the earthquake affected not only the turkish territory , but also the cities of syria and they also need help. turkey because thousands of people remained under the rubble, and to help syria with humanitarian cargo there, belarus sent 25 tons of medicines, hygiene products in warm clothes, blankets and sleeping bags in tents. the work of rescuers in the case when they help to cope with a disaster as part of a human

the village of urdek. jens laerke is the deputy spokesperson for the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs gave us an overview of the latest situation in the earthquake zone. well, the latest is that the death toll keeps rising, tragically. once in a while, we hear of live rescues — that is, of course, encouraging — but we do believe we are at the end of that phase and at the beginning of the much longer humanitarian relief phase that must kick in. so, there's a lot of noise, there's a lot of people in the departure area. a lot of people are trying to get out. they have had their homes destroyed. some buildings that you will see around the city are still standing. they are so full of cracks moment, so they're a dangerous place to be. i've been here a couple of days now with the emergency relief coordinator, martin griffiths. yesterday, we went to the epicentre of this absolutely catastrophic crisis. that city is... the destruction is indescribable. but also, we saw a valiant and heroic effort of both the turkish rescue teams, the international search and rescue teams that are there, helpin

we can speak now to gens luca, who's the deputy spokes pressman for the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. a join just live now from geneva. mr. luck a. so 1st up, it's clearly a very grim picture this morning. to say the least. what's your assessment of what we're dealing with and just what's required? yes, good morning. this is almost as bad as it has been colossal, the soft of that she had this area and how these, these 2 countries were little more than 24 hours into it. i just, i think in the past 12 hours. also, we have seen that this whole almost double, if not more. so this is indeed a very, very big dis off. but it's also something where the united nations has mobilized very quickly. we do have a lot of staff actually actually general sessions working in the area. we're already there. they themselves have been affected, of course, but they are supporting the authorities who are responding as, as, as they can with the material that they have them that have been stockpiles. what is happening now is that there's very big effort going on to mobilize the additional international suppor

the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs has received only 17% of the requestedunt for aid in syria . access to the academic website that the country's largest social network has been filtered. this text-oriented social network has more than 400,000 users. the turkish telecommunications regulator has announced that this website was filtered by the government on tuesday because users can post anonymously and discuss any topic. turkey's social network twitter after the earthquake the country has filtered malcolm x's family due to the spread of false information . they sued the black african organization and the new york police for being involved in the assassination of this leader of black muslims in america. the leader of black muslims in america, who worked hard to fight racism and injustice in america , there is no justice in democracy in america, and our people are not free, and why malik himself says that his trip to mecca to perform hajj rituals was very inspiring for him. so that he from the anti-white struggle to the leader of black muslims in america, who

, with most exports under the grain deal sent to wealthy western states. un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. once the number of people affected will significantly rise in the coming month on a famine will be declared. what's the horn of africa isn't likely to get immediate or sufficient aid with only half of the almost $6000000000.00 requested by the us to alleviate the crisis this year has been allocated. we heard from one environmental specialist from nigeria who says that the region need immediate support to overcome humanitarian catastrophe. we've seen a lot of nutritional petition. we need to monitor young a source in some odd we can. and there was a, or is a, we saw how immediate response to, because of that calm down that we can also need someone to figure out who to and the agencies that need to make sure that it counts in these countries are reduced on a. ready treatments need it after that. busy you can reach us and me, while our number of western politicians have ramped up the unseat russian rhetoric with one polish member of the european parliament, calling for rupture of the ru

and what would be a real act of co operation between the rival neighbors genes. luka is the deputy spokesperson for the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. he speaks more on the response if it's this is almost as bad as it has been our colossal, the soft hit this area and has hit these. these 2 countries were little more than 24 hours into it. and just i think in the past 12 hours, also we have seen that this poll almost double, if not more. so this is indeed a very, very big soft, but it's also something where the united nations has mobilized very quickly. we do have a lot of staff actually actually channel and i stations working in the area what already there they themselves have been affected, of course, but they are supporting the authorities who are responding as, as, as best they can with the material that they have in that have been stockpiles. what is happening now is that there's a very big effort going on to mobilize the additional international support that needs to get in there. in the 1st instance, to help get survivors out of out of the problem to help get the immediate life saving emergency assistance into the, into the r

the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs was that the number of people affected will significant to be rising. coming month, the family will likely be declared, but the horn of africa isn't likely to get the medians all sufficient. age 8, only with half of the $6000000000.00 requested by the u. n. to alleviate the crisis this year, having been allocated, we heard from an environmental specialist from my area who says that the region needs immediate support to overcome the monetary catastrophe. we've been successful, we shoot off to sean. we need somebody to show the results in a shop missiles some odd weekend and then what time zone are they should have we thought how immediate response potential getting on. because we can also be someone to figure out to re. ready and the agencies that need. ready to make sure that then counts in these countries. ready more often medical. ready treatments needed children and regions and despite the bombardments of western sanctions imposed over the war and ukraine versus economies predicted to grow this year, the m f says it's narrow

forecast from the un, well, this is a serious number , a third of more than 30% of our land will not be sown, and this is reported to the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairswe will quote their report, more than 30% of agricultural fields will not be sown to be used for planting wheat, barley, sunflower and corn, the ongoing military actions can cause a global food catastrophe, because 36 countries now depend on the export of ukraine and russia , the message says, well, this was expected , this was talked about when they first started to mine and cover our country with shells, so there will be consequences yehor firsov is already with us, yes, yehor firsov, a military serviceman, tarot, a tactical medic, the direction of flint. i congratulate you. good day. i wish you good health. how did you spend the night? fell asleep, tell me about it, you know, as always, as always, on the one hand, well, it’s hot in some places, on the other hand, well, we’re used to it, because it’s hot in our direction, every day, no, and every night ago. well, as the enemy provokes again , the enemy again uses all kinds hmm, weapons and rockets. rockets are even flying towards us

for flood. there's a deadly storm system. there's tropical storm. freddy is expected to make landfall in a southern african country on a friday. the winds office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs says around 400000 people live in the areas that lie in the storms projected path. these 4 people were killed in madagascar and tens of thousands displaced when the storm moved through. as a tropical cycling late on tuesday. ah, this is out there, and these are the top stories now. it's been the one year since russia launched this invasion of ukraine, leading to the largest conflict in europe since world war to thousands of people have died with millions displaced, ukraine's president. what america lensky address the nation. as the war with russia enters its 2nd year. the president said to the country has withstood everything. russia launched its way and has come out stronger. sabers ravi has more from keith, emotional at times, but a stirring speech meant to project strength for what he predicts will be an ongoing conflict ahead. he also define what he thinks victory is all ukrainians back in ukraine. that means territories being returned from the don bos. pio w's coming home, he sai

the world, mozambique is preparing for floods is a deadly storm system nears tropical storm. friday is expected to mate landfall in the southern african country on friday. the lands office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs is about 400000 people live in the areas of the storms projected trajectory. at least 4 people in madagascar were killed and tens of thousands displaced when the storm moved through. the tropical site can lay on tuesday they were european commission and other institutions are banding, tick, tock on all of their official staff devices. this is part of a move to improve cybersecurity with concerns over the chinese own video hosting service. united states ban take top from the federal government devices last year. some politicians wanted band completely from the u. s. the new commission says it made its decision independently. the reasons why this has been the decision has been taken east to protect the commission. cyber a to increase the commission cyber security you all for the measure, aims to protect the commission against cyber security threats and excellence which may be exploited for cyber effects. a gave the corporate environment of the commission al jazeera dot com for more and

of flights grounded. mozambique is preparing for floods as a deadly storm system nears tropical storm. freddie is expected to make landfall in a southern african country on friday. the winds office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs says around 400000 people live in the areas that lie in the storms projected path. these 4 people were killed in madagascar and tens of thousands displaced when the storm moved through. as a tropical psych.

preparing for flights as a deadly storm system is tropical storm. freddie is expected to make landfall and the southern african country on friday. the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs says around 400000 people live in the areas that 9 the storms projected path. at least 4 people were killed in madagascar and tens of thousands displaced in the storm. moved through as a practical side clone laid on tuesday. now pan african revolutionary leader, thomas ankara, has been buried at a memorial side and looking of fossils capital. want to go on. car was his fascinated 35 years ago that his body was assumed for murder trial that took place last year. nicholas hark reports 35 years after his death, a final goodbye to to muster guard. and 12 of his companions who are being laid to rest at a memorial in mortgage sancho, a pen africanist revolutionary, who is also a feminist and an environmental to stop, to lift his people out of poverty and emancipate them from what he saw at the shackles of the former colonial power fram. this should be on the april. so he's being buried where he was assassinated. that will help revive that evolution and keep his legacy alive after the tragic

the days of the war, but this is god's will. amy: the u.n. office for the coordination of humanitarian affairsthan 4 million in northwest syria where the deadly earthquake struck already rely on manitarian assistance. for more, we are joined by evren uzer, associate professor of urban planning at the new school. she is originally from turkiye and has been living and working there until 2010. after the izmit earthquake of 1999, she worked to provide post-earthquake housing to survivors. welcome to democracy now! this horrific natural catastrophe, seven .8 magnitude and 7.5 magnitude earthquake on the richter scale, talk about what you understand is the damage right now and what will face. >> thank you, amy. it is a really grim situation right now in turkiye. the impact of the disaster is nothing compared to what we have experienced in the past. the main example was 1939 earthquake, which was just one of these and we have experienced two over seven magnitude on the richter scale. the area is quite wide so we are in a seismically active region. so earthquake preparedness is part of the protocols

for. the united nations has that been speaking about this. now they say that $143.00 aid trucks have arrived in the rebel held north west of syria. the un office for coordination of humanitarian affairs says across board operation is being scaled up and more deliveries applying for the coming days. all this as aftershocks continue to rattle the region. tech he is does asked agents. he says that there is one every 4 minutes. that's 4700 tremors overall since the quakes 1st struck. also we have a team of correspondence have been covering this story. it began our coverage now with that situation in syria. in this report from wrestle said he has been spending some time in the city of gender is where activists in emergency teams that say, the aid has been too slow. many syrians know the loss of loved ones, only 2 well in the tone of gender, us in the northwest. more than a decade of civil war has already killed and displaced many. but those who have survived are now living through a new trauma. the regions earthquakes disaster across the border into the kia rescue m 8 operations are running nonstop. but here that is on the silence and feelings of grief and abandonment admired booker could

since the wealthy western states un office for coordination of humanitarian affairs was the number of people affected by will significantly rise in the coming months on a farm. it will be declared. but the hold of africa is unlikely to get immediate sufficient. 8, only half of the $5900000000.00 requested by the us to alleviate the crisis in 2023 has been allocated so far. well, earlier we heard from an environmental specialist from nigeria. it says the region need immediate support to overcome if you want to, terry, and catastrophe. with institutional level petition, we need somebody to show me what was the shock of middles and some odd we can be. and then what time zone are in the issue that we thought how immediate response potential getting on because of our home down. i can also be someone to be on those. ready and the agencies that need to make sure that then counts and countries also. ready better in the more often medical. ready treatment needed children appeal forms and regions. meanwhile, moscow has been hosting the africa way, investment conference, when you miss interprete

of people missing and unaccounted for. united nations is said that 243 a trucks have now arrived in the rebel house, move west of syria, the un office. the coordination of humanitarian affairs is saying the cross border 8 operation is being scaled up and more deliveries applied for the coming days. will all this as the aftershocks continue to rattle the region, the touch dissolved agencies as, as one taking place every 4 minutes. that amounts to $4700.00 tremors since the quakes 1st struck. well, we have a team of correspondence covering the story. we begin the with the situation in syria. what's happening in the north west. our porter resource center has been spending some time in the city of gender, as we're activists in emergency teams, a complaining that the aid has simply not come quickly enough. many syrians know the loss of loved ones only too well in the tone of gender as in the north west. more than a decade of civil war has already killed and displaced many. but those who have survived are now living to a new trauma. the regions earthquakes disaster across the border into the key. it rescue an aid operations are running nonstop. but here that is only silence and f