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Erdogan reportedly said that the government had encountered some problems, but the situation had been brought under control.

Turkey-Syria earthquake: Turkish President Erdogan admits 'some problems', but defends govt response

Erdogan reportedly said that the government had encountered some problems, but the situation had been brought under control.

With more than 15,000 people dead so far in Turkey and Syria after a devastating earthquake, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan defended his administration's response to the catastrophe.
Erdogan acknowledged some shortcomings, but cited winter weather as a hurdle. He added that it is not possible to prepare for a disaster of such a scale.
Erdogan has come under attack from the leader of Turkey's main Opposition party, who has slammed the President's 20-year rule for not preparing for such disasters, and misspending funds.
In response, the President said that "dishonourable people" were spreading "lies and slander". Erdogan added that he "cannot stomach people conducting negative campaigns for political interest."
Search teams from more than two dozen countries have joined tens of thousands of local emergency personnel in Syria and Turkey. But the scale of destruction from the earthquake and its powerful aftershocks was so immense and spread over such a wide area &mdash; including a region isolated by Syria's ongoing civil war &mdash; that many people were still awaiting help.
(With agency inputs)
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The Indian leader said that he was anguished by the loss of lives and damage to property.

Turkey-Syria earthquake: PM Modi offers India's help as death toll crosses 560

The Indian leader said that he was anguished by the loss of lives and damage to property.

With large-scale destruction hitting Turkey and Syria after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that India is ready to offer "all possible assistance" to cope with the tragedy.
PM Modi added that India stands in solidarity with the people of Turkey. The Indian leader said that he was anguished by the loss of lives and damage to property. "Condolences to the bereaved families. May the injured recover soon," he said.
Meanwhile, the death toll crossed the 560 mark, with both Turkey and Syria reporting over 280 deaths each. The number of casualties is expected to rise further.
An earthquake measuring 7.8 on the Richter Scale hit the region in the early hours of 6 February. At least 20 aftershocks followed the temblor, with some measuring as high as 6.6 on the Richter Scale. Many buildings collapsed, trapping inhabitants under debris.

'Unacceptable': India slams Erdogan's Kashmir remark

"Gross interference &amp; unacceptable":&nbsp;India on Tuesday slammed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for his remarks on Kashmir during his&nbsp;UN General Assembly speech

India on Tuesday slammed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for his remarks on Kashmir during United Nations General Assembly session. India said that Erdogan's speech constitutes "gross interference" in India's internal affairs and is "completely unacceptable". Hours after Erdogan raked the Kashmir issue in the UNGA, India's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, TS Tirumurti, tweeted that Ankara should learn to respect the sovereignty of other nations and reflect on its policies more deeply. The Turkish President called Kashmir "a burning issue" in his speech.

India on Tuesday slammed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for his remarks on Kashmir during United Nations General Assembly session. India said that Erdogan's speech constitutes "gross interference" in India's internal affairs and is "completely unacceptable". Hours after Erdogan raked the Kashmir issue in the UNGA, India's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, TS Tirumurti, tweeted that Ankara should learn to respect the sovereignty of other nations and reflect on its policies more deeply. The Turkish President called Kashmir "the burning issue" in his speech.

Greece and UAE in naval drills amid Turkey tension

Greek and the United Arab Emirates air and naval forces are continuing to participate in joint military exercises off the coast of Crete this week as Greece announced plans to boost its military amid tension with Turkey

Greek and the UAE air and naval forces are continuing to participate in joint military exercises off the coast of Crete this week as Greece announced plans to boost its military amid tension with Turkey. Greek government said on Monday it will be bolstering its military with new armament programs, a boost to military personnel and the development of the country's defence industry. The news comes as Greece is in a stand-off with neighbouring Turkey, leading to fears of open conflict between the two NATO allies. Ankara is facing off against Greece and Cyprus over oil and gas exploration rights in the eastern Mediterranean.&nbsp;Greece and Turkey have both deployed naval and air forces to assert their competing claims in the region.

Greek and the United Arab Emirates air and naval forces are continuing to participate in joint military exercises off the coast of Crete this week as Greece announced plans to boost its military amid tension with Turkey.
Greek government spokesman Stelios Petsas said on Monday Greece will be bolstering its military with new armament programs, a boost to military personnel and the development of the country's defence industry.
The news comes as Greece is in a stand-off with neighbouring Turkey, leading to fears of open conflict between the two NATO allies.
Ankara is facing off against Greece and Cyprus over oil and gas exploration rights in the eastern Mediterranean.
Greece and Turkey have both deployed naval and air forces to assert their competing claims in the region.
Last Saturday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned Greece to enter talks over disputed eastern Mediterranean territorial claims or face the consequences.
Greece and Turkey have come to the brink of war three times since the mid-1970s, including once over exploration rights in the Aegean Sea.

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