The teams in Adiyaman, Turkey, saved a horse that was discovered to be alive in the wreckage of a building 21 days after the earthquake. A horse that was buried in concrete debris and managed to survive for 21 days without food or water is practically miraculous

The NATO flag and the flags of its members lowered to half-mast outside the NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium to show support for their ally Turkey, which is experiencing severe difficulties as a result of three consecutive earthquakes that have shaken the country

On Monday, February 6, Turkey was struck with three devastating earthquakes of magnitude 7.5, 6.0 and 5.8. It is estimated that back-to-back earthquakes resulted in almost 2800 casualties and devastated 28,18 buildings, injuring 5,385 individuals—at least ten Turkish provinces were affected in southern Turkey

The Turkish Minister of Health has made an announcement on Saturday about the killing of at least 16 people and 29 injured after a truck accidentally rammed into a crowd in a city in southeastern Turkey.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled a judgement against Greece in a landmark case of the sinking of a migrant boat in the Aegean Sea in 2014.

Turkish police broke up the crowd gathered for the Pride march in Istanbul on Sunday, arresting dozens, including journalists, in an alleged attempt to prevent them from recording the event.

The Secretary-General of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, is likely to hold a discussion with the officials from Turkey, Finland and Sweden in Brussels next week.

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