equipment to syria, the agreement of the iranian defense minister and the commanders of the syrian air force and air defense to counter the air attacks of this country, which is part of the media. and the defense of syria is called with the aim of strengthening the foundation and establishing stability and security in the region , which history says has a long life since the war imposed on iran and when the east and west of iran did not provide military equipment, syria sent equipment and continued to the forces iranians were giving missile training the imposition of iran has ended and another imposed war has begun, this time for syria, and now it was iran's turn to help them with military assistance and the organization of the country's army forces. now the crisis is over and syria needs to rebuild its air defense network and point bombs for its fighters, it is very likely that he witnessed the sending of iran's defense radars and missiles to strengthen syria's air defense , such as the 15 khordad missile systems, which destroy their target in such a way that the system can simultaneously t

the syrian air force to counter air attacks on this country, which is part of the media, the meeting of the defense minister with a party from damascus, a conversation with the commander of the air force and defense of syria, with the aim of strengthening the country's defense base and establishing stability and security in the region. history says that their lives are longer than time the imposed war on iran and when the east and west of iran did not provide military, syria sent equipment and continued to give missile training to iranian forces. the imposed war on iran ended and another imposed war began, this time for syria, and now it was iran's turn with military assistance. and the organization of the army forces of this country went to their aid. now the crisis is over and syria needs to rebuild its air defense network and point bombs for its fighters. it is most likely that he saw the sending of iran's defense radars and missiles to strengthen syria's air defense, such as missile systems. 15 khordad, who destroyed his goal in the weights like this a system that can simultaneous

of the minister of defense with a party from damascus, the meeting with the commander of the syrian air force and the syrian defense forces, with the aim of strengthening the foundation and establishing stability and security in the region, is called the games that history says have a long life in times of war. imposed on iran and when the east and west of iran did not provide military equipment, syria sent equipment and continued to provide missile training to iranian forces. iran's imposition ended and another imposed war began, this time for syria, and now it was iran's turn with military assistance. and organizing the army forces of this country with their help the crisis is over and syria needs to rebuild its air defense network and precision bombs for its fighters . it is very likely that iran sent defense radars and missiles to strengthen syria's air defense, such as the 15 khordad missile systems, which have achieved their goals in this way. it can destroy 6 targets at a depth of 150 km and destroy them at a distance of 100 km . with the help of sayad 2 missile, military relations bet

lots of the aeroplane cargo airplane, the fuse to land on syrian air force. because off the american and european sanctions, american and ear officials insist sanctions don't affect humanitarian aid and say it will continue to be provided in all parts of syria but not through the us at regime. they say most of the damage has been in the opposition controlled norse, where some aid has started to trickle in, but rescue or say, it's not enough. zenato, they're al jazeera beirut, ah, ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has been in the u. k, for his 1st visit since the war began nearly a year ago in a speech to both houses of parliament, he said victory over russia would change the world. you. k has been one of ukraine's biggest military supporters during the conflict. jonah hall has this report. president zalinski arrived in the ancient westminster hall to a rapturous welcome both houses of parliament on their feet for the water line leaders some here compared to formal that is prime minister, winston churchill the united kingdom is marching with us towards the

a lot of the aeroplane cargo aeroplane refused to land on syrian air force because of the american and european sanctions. american and you officials insist sanctions don't affect humanitarian aid and say it will continue to be provided in all parts of syria, but not through the regime. they say most of the damage has been in the opposition controlled north, where some aid has started to trickle in. but rescue or say, it's not enough that they're elisha theater. they wrote the ah haul ukraine's president vladimir lansky is in the french capital, paris. he is met with french president emmanuel mack run on the german chancellor left schultz for talks at the essay palace. the ukrainian leader has called on both countries to deliver attack jets and heavy weaponry as soon as possible on ali on wednesday it's lance. he was also in the u. k for his 1st visit since the war began nearly a year ago. anna, in a speech to both houses of parliament, he said that victory over russia would change the wild. joan hall for points resident zalinski arrived in the ancient westminster hall to a rapturous w

a lot of the aeroplane cargo aeroplane refused to land on syrian air force because of the american and european sanctions. american and ear officials insist sanctions don't affect humanitarian aid and say it will continue to be provided in all parts of syria, but not through the aside regime. they say most of the damage has been in the opposition controlled north, where some aid has started to trickle in. but rescue or say, it's not enough. then they're l. shakita. they wrote, well, 0 correspondence, sir haven are hal asked sent us this report from italy, province in northern syria, where health facilities have been overwhelmed by hundreds of earthquake victims in need of treatment. while marianna and madeira let live billy and mustache far as we are here in front of the south keen hospital where the bodies of some of the victims are ready to be given to their families. now where there is a glimmer of hope for some hell is we just saw some people who had minor injuries and were released after a quick checkup. and with me now is the hospital director, doctor blazys to tell us how the st

a lot of the aeroplane cargo aeroplane refused to land on syrian air force because of the american and european sanctions. american and e officials insist sanctions don't affect humanitarian aid and say it will continue to be provided in all parts of syria, but not through the aside regime. they say most of the damage has been in the opposition controlled north, where some aid has started to trickle in. but rescue or say, it's not enough. then they're elisha theater. they wrote a un official se deliveries of critical cross border aid from to key to northern syria could resume on thursday. the united nations has been discussing, the humanitarian responds to the earthquakes last spring. and christian salome, who's at the u. n. forest. tell us about what's been said during this briefing, which i understand was on syria initially it, it, it was, it was on syria and it is a very difficult situation there. the united nations was struggling to get much needed aid into the region before the earthquake struck. the north west was hit hardest by the quake, and this is an area that is under opposi

a lot of the aeroplane cargo aeroplane refused to land on syrian air force because of the american and european sanctions. american and e officials insist sanctions don't affect humanitarian aid and say it will continue to be provided in all parts of syria, but not through the regime. they say most of the damage has been in the opposition controlled north, where some aid has started to trickle in. but rescue or say, it's not enough. then there elisha zita, they wrote some potentially good news, un official, say that deliveries of critical cross border and from to k to northern syria could resume on thursday. kristen's room has one out from the un in new york. the united nations has dispatch disaster response and assessment teams and is ramping up a delivery efforts. but access to northwest syria is particularly difficult. this is technically opposition. how territory a conflict zone. and the 300 you and staff already in the area are delivering what 8, they have 2 people there. but the united nation says that they were already struggling to get enough aid in for some 4600000 people in n

a lot of the aeroplane cargo aeroplane refused to land on syrian air force because of the american and european sanctions. american and ear officials insist sanctions don't affect humanitarian aid and say it will continue to be provided in all parts of syria, but not through the aside regime. they say most of the damage has been in the opposition controlled north, where some aid has started to trickle in. but rescue or say, it's not enough. then elisha zita, they wrote not hardy, is the us regional humanitarian coordinator for syria. and he told us that the disaster is making an already dire situation. even worse, we felt when it could not get much worse for the city and people. now we have this, this, this f quick, syria, even before this, it suffered from so much devastation and suffering. the people there are 90. 9 percent of the syrians are below the poverty line in it live alone. more than 4000000 people are totally dependent on humanitarian assistance. and now with this destruction definitely, then that's the humanitarian assistance is, is much more needed with working with all p

a lot of the aeroplane cargo aeroplane refused to land on syrian air force because of the american and european sanctions. american and you officials insist sanctions don't affect humanitarian aid and say it will continue to be provided in all parts of syria, but not through the regime. they say most of the damage has been in the opposition controlled north, where some aid has started to trickle in. but rescue or say, it's not enough. then there elisha zita, they wrote hot, is un regional cube monetary coordinate of assyria. he's genius now from amman, vega to have you with a so on al jazeera at z incentives report, they were, were just hearing that. and the western countries were saying the aid would continue to be provided. but it would not be funneled through the government in damascus. in practical terms, how much aid is likely to get to the people who need it most in northern syria. thank you for having me on, on your show. and to start with. this is really a devastating situation. i mean, we thought when it could not get much worse for the city and people, now we have this, this,

a lot of the aeroplane cargo aeroplane refused to land on syrian air force because of the american and european sanctions. american and you officials insist sanctions don't affect human, terry, an aide, and say it will continue to be provided in all parts of syria, but not through the acid regime. they say most of the damage has been in the opposition controlled north, where some aid has started to trickle in. but rescue or say, it's not enough. then a footer, l. shahita beirut. on it now speak to angela canny, who's the unicef representative in syria. she's joining us live from lakia. thank you very much for speaking to us on al jazeera bis disaster, as we've seen, has added another layer to, to the suffering of the population, the northwest in syria, thousands of families, and children, in particular res. i understand. first you were in a leper yesterday to say you're an attack yet today. could you tell us 1st what that journey was like for you? what did you see on the 150 kilometers that separate these 2 cities? so essentially just ran into buildings. we stopped in the city of alma

but there's already been a pattern of aerial bombardment by the syrian air force and russian air forcebeen hit. thus destabilise a lot of the structure. getting access to those areas, getting aid in is even harder on the syrian side of the border than it is in turkey. plus you've got the horrendous weather conditions — snowstorms, plunging temperatures, freezing cold and no shelter. it's a very complicated picture because the syrian regime doesn't have relations with most western countries. turkey is not a pariah of the west, so aid has been rushing into turkey, but it's much harder to deal with an area of the middle east that is divided between parts that are controlled by a pariah government and parts that are rubble controlled, where there are thousands of perfectly peaceful families —— rebel—controlled. families that have been displaced up to 20 times already in their lives. and now this. to 20 times already in their lives. and now this-— and now this. that some of the challenges- _ let's look at the aid response so far. around 45 countries have offered their support to turkey. the

air strike has killed at least 5 people in the capitol, damascus. rockets destroyed a building in an area known to house syrian security installations. united states, japan and south korea have staged a joint air force exercise a day after north korea test, fired at an intercontinental ballistic missile. john young says it launched the rocket as a warning to washington and saw messiah landed in the sea off japan. u . s. secretary of state antony blinking has flown over the earthquake zone in southern turkey, is holding talks on how washington can best help with the reconstruction operation . more than 46000 people have been killed in the earthquakes that hit turkey and syria 2 weeks ago. at least 7 people are known to have been killed in a storm which hit new zealand north ireland. several 1000 others have been displaced from their homes. cyclone gabrielle inflicted widespread damage on towns and cities. when it struck a week ago, cycling gabrielle was one of the worst storms and new zealand history. it smashed into the country with immense force. now comes the mess of clean up with one of the main fruit growing regions. hawkes bay is among the areas hit hardest flood wood has reached the roof of th

syrian brothers. his military to help syria mobilize the iraqi air force is also a bridge airlift has launched several tons of medical aid, specialized engineering forces were sent to syria, food baskets, medical supplies are the fuel of some devices that are used to save the survivors, iraq includes food and oil products to reduce the problems of the syrian people. the country has been dispatched, volunteer forces are also moving towards the borders of syria and humanitarian aid bases. iran and iraq will support the syrian brothers after the earthquake. it is not surprising that the iraqi people always support their brothers in syria and in other countries, except institutions and the governmental and non-governmental organizations of the iraqi people must also support their syrian brothers, the attacks and voluntary actions of the people to collect food and cash aid, the religious authority of iraq also expressed hope in the statement that they will do their best to help the victims. regarding iraq, they are facing their brothers, the aid delivery from iraq to syria will continue and political and s

syrian security installations. the u. s. japan and south korea have stage to join air force exercise a day after north korea test fired an intercontinental ballistic missile. john may jonya rather says it launched the rocket as a warning to washington and saw miss i landed in the sea off japan. tennis legend boris becker has appeared at this year's berlin film festival for the premiere of a documentary about his life. boom, boom, the world versus boris becker chronicles the 3 time wimbledon winters addiction to pills is financial difficulties and it's time in jail. becker was granted early release from a london prison after being sentenced for hiding his wealth at the festival. becker talked about his troubled relationship with his native germany and did have the reporter at chauffeur saw the movie and told me about the film. well, they had, there are many interesting things about this film. for instance, it's directed by american documentary filmmaker alex, give me and he's, he's actually an oscar winner and he wanted oscar in 2008 for his film, taxi to the dark side. and when he was approached by his producer and the p

syrian security installations. the u. s. japan and south korea have stage a joint air force exercise a day off. the north korea testified and intercontinental ballistic missile young says that launch the rocket as a warning to washington. and so the miss out landed in the sea of japan. it's been 2 weeks now since earthquakes devastated parts of turkey and syria. millions of people are homeless and need food and shelter, aid groups and authorities now faced the enormous task of providing for them. the u . s. is among the countries providing help it's top diplomats has been inter he visiting the graves of loved ones. many here have lost their own homes and have no idea where to turn next. coffins still piling up 2 weeks after the disaster. u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin traveled to half a province to see the damage for himself. in chillik, airbase has become one of the main centers for taking in relief supplies. at the same time, international rescue teams are leaving their work complete. now that hopes of finding more survivors are all but gone. many small villages in the disaster, so n

syrians. let me remind you that last night the israeli air force launched an airstrike on damascus, destroyings, as a result, five people were killed and another 15 were injured. football players of the yaroslavl shinnik received gratitude from the head coach of the club. vadim evseev noted the behavior athletes during an incident that a few days ago occurred at a training camp in turkey there by a tire manufacturer's football player. i had to stand up for one of my own in a dispute with the athletes of the ukrainian club. minai ended in a fight with resettlement in different hotels. i am proud of the right choice selected in the team you were few and retreat back. a monument to konstantin ushinsky was solemnly opened at the moscow pedagogical university the event is timed to coincide with the 200th anniversary of the birth of the famous russian teacher and writer how his idea is being implemented in modern russian schools are discussed today at the festival of pedagogical practices , which are also held at the university. if you look closely, there is nothing. in his e creative and scientific

aircraft of the ministry of emergency situations and the russian aerospace forces continue to arrive at the russian air base in the syrian arab republic. they deliver humanitarian aid to victims of the earthquake. in these boxes contain daily necessities and food, canned food, flour, pasta, oil, tea and coffee. soldiers of the russian center for reconciliation of the parties distribute food packages at temporary accommodation centers. there are now residents of destroyed houses. we are in the center. mostly large families are many singles, mothers, with children in the first place. we badly need milk and diapers as they run out quickly need warm blankets because the building is not heated without shelter. tens of thousands of syrian families remained when there was an earthquake and it was very scary. we ran out into the street, the house collapsed before our eyes. this was our only home, what do we do now? we do not know syrian hospitals are also overcrowded with patients. so much so that local doctors work around the clock. they are assisted by russian military doctors and volunteers. a concrete slab fell on top of us.

installations. israel has repeatedly targeted syrian reunion forces, as well as, as viola militants and syria. the united states, south korea and japan have how the joint air force exercise involving bumpers and fighter jets response to the launch of an inter continental message by north korea on saturday. that miss l landed on japan's post. un resolutions on north korea will build in long range missiles. saw my u. s. press dentistry. be carter hasn't at hospice care at his home in georgia. the 98 year old as a by a series of pout scares and recent years, including cancer and repeated falls after leaving office in 1981 again renown for his public service achievements on diplomacy. and in he developed his prize in 2002 heavy snow in pakistan controlled kashmir has left some areas completely cut off. their fears that supplies of food and medicine could run short whitmore single expected experts. the climate change makes extreme weather events like this. more likely the nealon valley is often quite a beef of heaven on earth. the snow covered mountains and homes make the place look even more sillier. but the unusually heavy snow has left nearly 40 pounds in re

air forces. they fly close together in syrian airspace, so we need to rule out any confrontation between our air e. so when making a decision. we need to keep all factors in mind. but at the same time we support ukraine sergey pashkov the chief of our near eastern bureau on direct line sergey hello, a lot news from israel to the bbc before netanyahu was made by a former straight era. she told that the west disrupted the negotiations between russia and ukraine yes indeed, this is unexpected news that was heard in a 5 -hour interview with naftala bennett of the israeli prime minister the year before last, who held this post last spring and flew to moscow in march, was in the kremlin with an intermediary mission, discussing issues not only of russian israeli interaction, including in the skies over syria, but also issues of ukraine including in this five-hour interview, which bennett, who is about to return to big politics, posted on his youtube and there are just these insanely interesting nuances, firstly, bennett said that his mission was more or less successful, he talked in moscow as he reports

air force. they fly close together in syrian airspace, so we need to rule out any confrontation between our air litary confrontation. with russia, this is not in the interests of either side. so when making decisions. we need to bear in mind all the facts. we support ukraine not the fact that it's still not that cool. yes, good. i would also like to continue this, that is, the former example suggests that the west has relied on the destruction russia and these deliveries of weapons, they will continue, so only victory can ensure peace and security is the second component. i also completely disagree with the thesis when they say that, they say, israel will nevertheless decide to start supplying weapons en masse. there are several factors, quite clearly, that constrain the first factor - this is still russia's influence in the middle east, syria building up in this region, and the role and opportunities of our country are very serious. there is a second component well, the holocaust and all events are obvious, the vast majority of the inhabitants, israel is not forgotten, unlike some of them. uh,

infrastructure that has been destroyed systematically by russian air force before for the last 10 years. living with, with all 1800000 syrians live in, displaced camps in those regions. now you have a 7.8 and then followed by hundreds of aftershocks. the situation is nothing less than catastrophe. you have, you know, city of jan data is almost 8090 percent of it has been rebels to getting bodies out of it. areas of hard, if you have a senior, you have some of the few other cities closer to the turks border and all the syrian organizations are on the forefront. let us be on the record. that's all porters have not shut down. it has been to national community that strictly wants to use only one border, which is bible however, and refused to use all the other open borders that we as medicare and syrian turn workers have access to and we bring items from turkey. we have workers, i myself into the yesterday and so people can go in and out. florence louis has more from color lumper on aid being delivered from asia with search efforts ongoing it earthquake hit to kia and syria countries in asia like many other countries around the w

aircraft of the ministry of emergency situations and the russian aerospace forces continue to arrive at the russian air base in the syrianian aid to victims of the earthquake. these boxes contain essentials and food, canned goods, flour, pasta, oil, tea and coffee. soldiers of the russian center for reconciliation of the parties distribute food packages at temporary accommodation centers. there are now residents of destroyed houses. we are in the center. mostly large families are many singles, mothers, with children in the first place. we are very need milk and diapers, because they run out quickly need warm blankets, because the building is not heated without shelter. tens of thousands of syrian families remained. when there was an earthquake, it was very scary. we ran out into the street, the house collapsed before our eyes. this was our only home, what do we do now? we do not know syrian hospitals are also overcrowded with patients. so much so that local doctors work around the clock. they are assisted by russian military doctors and volunteers. during the earthquake , a concrete slab fell on top of us. i took the chi

help from their syrian brothers, the popular mobilization was the first iraqi group to mobilize its rescue vehicles and military engineering to help syria , mobilizing the iraqi air force is also a bridge an air force has been launched to transport several medical aid and specialized engineering forces . food, medical supplies , fuel and some survivors are used. also in moving towards the borders of syria and the humanitarian aid bases of ali iraqi support the syrian brothers after the earthquake, it is not strange that the iraqi people support their brothers in syria and in other countries, except for the governmental and non-governmental institutions and organizations of the iraqi people. they should also support their brothers in syria. the attacks in barun are similar to the actions of public volunteers to collect food and cash donations . in a statement, the religious authority of iraq also expressed hope that they will do all they can to help the victims. the attacks of the ministry of information according to the day delivery from iraq to syria will continue and political and social measures require providing more aid. a palestinian youth was shot dead by zionis

syrian brothers. the popular mobilization was the first iraqi group to send its relief vehicles and military engineering to help syria. the mobilization of the iraqi air force has also set up an air bridge to transport several tons of medical aid. specialist engineering forces were sent to syria. baskets of food and medical supplies. the fuel of some devices which is used to save the survivors. iraqi armed forces including food and petroleum products have been sent to this country to alleviate the problems of the syrian people . the volunteer forces are also moving towards the syrian borders and humanitarian aid bases. it is not strange that the iraqi people always support their brothers, both in syria and in other countries, except for governmental and non-governmental institutions and organizations, the iraqi people must also support their syrian brothers, the attacks and voluntary actions of the people to collect food and aid cash in a statement, the religious authority of iraq also expressed hope that the victims will do their best. the attacks of the ministry of information are taking care of themselves. the aid delivery from iraq to syria will continu

infrastructure that has been destroyed systematically by russian air force before for the last 10 years. living with, with all 1800000 syrians live in, ah, displaced camps in those regions. and now you have a 7.8 and then followed by hundreds of aftershocks. the situation is, is nothing less than a catastrophe. ah, you have, you know, city of gin datas, almost 89 percent of it has been in bravo. still getting bodies out of it. areas of hard team. you have a senior, you have some of that, a few other cities closer to the turks border and only syrian organizations are on the forefront. let us be on the record that all porters have not shut down. it has been international community that strictly wants to use only one border, which is our and refuse to use all the other open borders that we as medicare and syrian military workers have access to and we bring items from turkey. we have work as i myself and to me yesterday. and so people can go in and out. it is just that some of the roads in the honey areas have been destroyed to to the earthquake, some of the airports and axis. but the bible, how across the remains open and all t

syrian areas under the control of anti-government forces, the situation is now critical in in both countries, thousands of people were left without housing, they were placed in temporary shelters, in the open aire they are afraid of repeated shocks, today people still do not know anything about their relatives, who is going, what kind of ukrainian woman, about her fate and the fate of several other relatives of ukrainians, he simply does not know anything now my tests are that there were no rescuers under the rubble even yesterday, we pulled the bodies out from under the ruins ourselves, if you had asked the hut which building would not collapse, they would have pointed to this one , but as you can see, it happened. they also lived here ukrainians who fled the war, we have no contact with them in both countries, now they are mourning the victims of the land in turkey, mourning has been announced until february 12. at least six and a half thousand houses have been destroyed in ukraine, citizens are outraged that it was the non-compliance with construction rules that caused the destruction of many buildings during the earthquake felt in many countries it has already been called the most powerful

air strikes in syria against i saw rather than government forces. they also cut back on their support of opposition groups. this took the military pressure off the syrian army and gave acid precious breathing space. i don't know how in the skinner's law will do, but i love guess i'm and i know you had a couple of the lazar or europe god visual of your audio. only alco are you. i don't know. one of the other there are sad situation remained quite precarious. after 4 years of war, he left the country for the 1st time to visit vladimir putin. he calculated that russian military support would shift the balance of power and the war in his favor. this today than oh, do in the what could have known in what can be in june, olivia control be her one of the, of the movie day of the month. we asked that oceans to come and help us with a air force and that ocean did not ask for anything at from us. by the way, our relation with that ocean, as you know, is very historic. saudi who's in, wanted to stay a step ahead of the west and to revive russian influence in the middle east a while. and he thought that having survived so far, suggested that aside could be relied

the turkish arms forces setting up an air corridor to create a path way for rescue teams to reach the most devastated areas. and this area in turkey, the city filled with syrian refugees, a vulnerable area with vulnerable people. the turkish defense minister plague for help. >> translator: we need aircraft and we need rescue teams. >> reporter: turkish president says 45 countries offered to help including the u.s., israel and even war torn ukraine. countries around the world are sending help. the united states along with european union countries, for example, are sending first responders there to help. even war torn ukraine is offering search and rescue crews heading to the region. a global effort to try to help the people of syria and turkey. guys? >> all right. megan fitzgerald, thank you. >>> we're following a major development in the purd trial of disbarred lawyer alex murdaugh. his financial papers are due in court. nbc news correspondent blayne alexander is tracking the story. bring us up to speed here. what did we hear in court? >> you talk about the very first big thing. that really is kind of the major thing to come out to have day. the fact that tho

air strikes on damascus. the defense ministry said the missiles were fired from the golan heights with targets at n. and around the syrian capital. some of the wounded are in critical condition. israeli defense forcesng more about north korea's long range missile test, it's third in less than a year. state tv reports an intercontinental ballistic missile was fired on surpaturdan a surprise drill. japan's prime minister says the missile landed inside their exclusive economic zone. the test comes a day after pyongyang warned the u.s. and south korea of unprecedented strong responses if they go ahead with planned military drills. >>> the covid pandemic pushed about half of the country's public school kids behind in their studies and hundreds of thousands of other students failed to return to school at all. we will have details on a new report when we come back. please, stay with us. ♪ icy hot pro starts working instantly. with two max-strength in relievers. ♪ so you can rise from pain like a pro. icy hot pro. wondering what actuallgoes into your multi-vitamin? at new chapter its innovation organic ingredients and fermentation. fermentation? yes, formulated to help your body really truly absorb the nat