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At least 33 Turkish troops killed in Syria air raid - Vimarsana News

At least 33 Turkish troops killed in Syria air raid

YEREVAN, FEBRUARY 28, ARMENPRESS. At least 33 Turkish soldiers were killed in Syria's Idlib province on Thursday in an aerial attack by Syrian “regime forces”, according to Governor Rahmi Dogan of Turkey's Hatay province, BBC reported.

International rescuers, aid arrive to Turkey and Syria as earthquake deaths pass 7,800: Live Updates - Vimarsana News

International rescuers, aid arrive to Turkey and Syria as earthquake deaths pass 7,800: Live Updates

Desperation is growing in the aftermath of the massive earthquakes that rocked Turkey, Syria and beyond as international rescue efforts pour into the region.

Anger mounts as death toll rises from massive earthquakes that hit Turkey and Syria: Live Updates - Vimarsana News

Anger mounts as death toll rises from massive earthquakes that hit Turkey and Syria: Live Updates

Desperation is growing in the aftermath of the massive earthquakes that rocked Turkey, Syria and beyond as international rescue efforts pour into the region.

Earthquake death toll above 3,000 in Turkey, Syria as rescues continue: Live Updates - Vimarsana News

Earthquake death toll above 3,000 in Turkey, Syria as rescues continue: Live Updates

The magnitude 7.8 earthquake was felt most strongly in Turkey and Syria, but reached as far as Iraq, Egypt and other countries in the region. Turkey has appealed for international help for rescue efforts.

Over 4,000 killed by quake in Turkey, Syria as rescues continue: Live Updates - Vimarsana News

Over 4,000 killed by quake in Turkey, Syria as rescues continue: Live Updates

The magnitude 7.8 earthquake was felt most strongly in Turkey and Syria, but reached as far as Iraq, Egypt and other countries in the region. Turkey has appealed for international help for rescue efforts.