moment, it just hasn't happened as fast as, as a, as ukraine needs it to, frankly, i could about to terry i. tony show some brussels away from the war. more than 37000 people are now know to have been killed in the earthquakes in syria and turkey. the un says it was natural disaster in the region for a 100 years. tens of thousands have been evacuated from the hardest hit areas of southern turkey and had a province. the city of takia was almost entirely flattened or corresponded. julia han is an am tackett and told me more about the situation that well. and tucker is a city in ruins. the scale of the destruction here is massive about 70 percent of the city. the, the, the estimate sir, are gone. just look around, i'm trying to show you a little bit of what i see here. we've been driving around town to day and we saw hardly any building still standing, and the buildings that are still standing are shattered, cracked, tilted, unsafe and uninhabitable. and you should know that on takia used to be a home for more than 400000 people in the city with a rich cultural heritage. i'm in fact in the ancient o

i will go to correspond that tony short seems outside the headquarters there in brussels. welcome at terry. so regardless of what general austin, so regardless of general austin's words, our nato allies on the same page you know, fell. they really are remarkably on the same page when it comes to pledging support for ukraine, for as long as it takes. that doesn't mean that we don't see differences between the countries on exactly what aid they're willing to give, how much money they're willing to give. and, and some of this comes from out there gio location. because if you look at the baltic states of.