The moment the Ukrainian Armed Forces resist the Russians troops “trying to surround and break the defensive lines”the Ukraine offered to Turkey its assistance in the search and rescue operations of people who remain buried in the ruins of the buildings after the killers earthquakes that affected the country and Syriaas the president announced Volodymyr Zelensky.
“My sincere condolences to President Erdogan, but also to the Syrian citizens for the loved ones they lost. Ukraine immediately responded to the call and offered its support to Turkey for search and rescue operations.”Zelensky emphasized in his night sermon.
One after the other countries from all over the world announce that they will stand by Turkey and Syria as they are tested by the great tragedy, with Greece being one of the first to respond.
North Macedonia is sending a total of 64 rescuers and Army special forces men to Turkey, along with two fire trucks and two rescue dogs, to help with search and rescue efforts in the earthquake-hit areas.
The political and state leadership of North Macedonia expressed their condolences to the families of the victims of the strong earthquake, as well as to the people of Turkey and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that two students from North Macedonia, members of an eight-member group of students who happened to be in areas of Turkey where the earthquakes occurred, were injured as part of a student exchange program between the two countries. The two injured students from North Macedonia are being treated out of danger in hospitals in Turkey.
South Korean President Yoon Sok-gil has ordered rescue teams and medical supplies to be sent to Turkey, his agency said, after the devastating 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck Turkey and Syria..
Mr. Yun “ordered relevant government agencies” to draw up plans for “further support measures to Turkey if necessary,” a press release from the South Korean presidency said.
In the meantime, as announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanizi, Australia will assist with emergency humanitarian aid amounting to 10 million Australian dollars to relieve those affected by the devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.
“The aid will be directed to those who need it most through the International Red Cross and its services with which the government is in contact,” Mr. Albanizi emphasized, this morning during his statements to the media.
Source: News Beast
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