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Is er bewijs voor een andere oorzaak dan een natuurlijk fenomeen?Dodental ligt gewoon boven de 30.000 echt vreselijk wat die devils kunnen veroorzaken. Vraag me af zat daar iets in dat specifieke gebied
Ik heb vrienden uit Hatay en die hebben me jaren geleden al verteld dat ze werkelijk honderden (kleinere en relatief grote) aardbevingen meegemaakt hebben daar. Hatay is een zeer seismisch actief gebied. Lijkt me sterk dat dat allemaal HAARP is.
Largest Earthquakes in Hatay, Turkey, on Record since 1900
List of largest quakes on record in or near Hatay, Turkey: Since 1900, Hatay has had 1 quake of magnitude 7.8, 3 quakes between 6.0 and 7.0, 26 quakes between 5.0 and 6.0, and 276 quakes between 4.0 and 5.0.
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Turkije wordt sowieso al sinds mensenheugenis geteisterd door aardbevingen.
526 Antioch earthquake - Wikipedia
1269 Cilicia earthquake - Wikipedia
1509 Constantinople earthquake - Wikipedia
1766 Istanbul earthquake - Wikipedia
List of earthquakes in Turkey - Wikipedia
En deze verwoestende aardbeving is verwacht voor Istanboel. Waarschijnlijk zal die nog verwoestender zijn dan de huidige aardbeving in het Zuid Oosten van Turkije.
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Doden en honderden gewonden door nieuwe aardbeving Turkije
Bij nieuwe aardbevingen in het zuiden van Turkije zijn zeker drie mensen om het leven gekomen. Dat zegt de Turkse minister Suleyman Soylu van Binnenlandse Zaken. 213 gewonden zouden naar het ziekenhuis zijn gebracht. Aan de Syrische kant van de grens zouden honderden mensen gewond zijn geraakt.
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6.000 naschokken, nu weer een zware: waardoor de Turkse grond blijft beven
Het rampgebied in Turkije en Syrië is voor de derde keer in twee weken getroffen door een aardbeving. Is dat toeval? Nee, het is "een logisch gevolg van de veranderende spanningen onder de grond". Dat zegt Douwe van Hinsbergen, hoogleraar Mondiale Tektoniek en Paleogeografie aan de Universiteit...
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Social mediagebruikers hebben foto’s en video’s geplaatst van een blauwe flits die maandagavond in de lucht zou zijn verschenen voorafgaand aan de aardbeving bij de Turks-Syrische grens.
Voor de aardbeving in Turkije en Syrië werd een blauwe flits in de lucht gezien
Er is geen verklaring voor het blauwe licht.
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Er is een verklaring. Kortsluiting in stroomkabels. Daarom valt de stroom ook vaak uit tijdens aardbevingen.Social mediagebruikers hebben foto’s en video’s geplaatst van een blauwe flits die maandagavond in de lucht zou zijn verschenen voorafgaand aan de aardbeving bij de Turks-Syrische grens.
Voor de aardbeving in Turkije en Syrië werd een blauwe flits in de lucht gezien
Er is geen verklaring voor het blauwe licht.www.ninefornews.nl
Dit zie je in zoveel andere beveiligingscamera beelden van tijdens de (eerste) aardbeving.
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Bijvoorbeeld deze:
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Erdogan legt campagne presidentsverkiezingen stil vanwege gezondheid
De 69-jarige Erdogan werd dinsdagavond onwel tijdens een interview op televisie. Volgens de partij van de president gaat het om een griep.
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Zou het soms hiermee te maken kunnen hebben?
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Overmorgen verkiezingen in Turkije, oppositie tegen Erdogan gesteund door WEF:
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rt.com 19 May, 2023 16:18
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Vladimir Putin (R) and Recep Tayyip Erdogan shake hands during a meeting in Astana, Kazakhstan, October 13, 2022 © AP / Vyacheslav Prokofyev
The extension of the Black Sea grain deal would have been impossible without Türkiye’s “special relationship” with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan claimed in an interview with CNN on Friday.
Brokered with UN and Turkish mediation last July, the initiative allows Ukraine to export its grain and fertilizer to markets around the world despite the ongoing military conflict with Russia. The deal was set to expire on May 18, but Russia signed off on a 60-day extension on Wednesday. It did so even though the EU has failed to lift its restrictions on Russian grain and fertilizer exports as agreed.
“This was possible because of our special relationship with President Putin,”Erdogan told the American broadcaster. “You need a balanced approach towards a country such as Russia, which would have been a much more fortunate approach.”
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The extension of the deal was a political win for Erdogan, who has positioned himself as a middleman and potential peacemaker between Moscow and Kiev. Erdogan has spoken regularly with Putin since Russia’s military operation in Ukraine began, and Türkiye is the sole member of NATO that has not imposed economic sanctions on Moscow.
“We are not at a point where we would impose sanctions on Russia like the West have done. We are not bound by the West’s sanctions,” Erdogan told CNN. “We are a strong state and we have a positive relationship with Russia.”
Seeking a third consecutive term as president, Erdogan won the largest share of the vote in last week’s election in Türkiye, beating rival Kemal Kilicdaroglu by almost five points but failing to break the 50% threshold necessary to earn victory outright. With third-place contender Sinan Ogan eliminated, Erdogan and Kilicdaroglu will face off in a second round of voting on May 28.
In the runup to the crucial vote, Erdogan accused Kilicdaroglu of trying to “detach”Türkiye from Russia. While Kilicdaroglu has not threatened to sever relations with Moscow, he recently accused Russia of meddling in the election, a claim that earned him a rebuke from the Kremlin.
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Kilicdaroglu has also vowed to mend Ankara’s ties with its NATO allies – including by lifting Erdogan’s veto on Sweden’s accession to the US-led bloc – and to immediately restart membership talks with the EU.
Türkiye’s pursuit of an independent foreign policy depends on its strong ties to Moscow, Erdogan argued. “Russia and Türkiye need each other in every field possible,” he stated, explaining that his recent moves toward dialogue with Syrian President Bashar Assad – whose opposition he backed in the Syrian Civil War – would not have been possible without Russian mediation.
“[Through] my friendship with President Putin, we thought we could open a door, specifically in our fight against terrorism in the northern part of Syria,” he said. “If we can do that, I said I see no obstacle that would remain in the way of our reconciliation.”
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Erdogan hails ‘special relationship’ with Putin
The Turkish leader stressed the importance of a balanced approach in working with Russia
Vladimir Putin (R) and Recep Tayyip Erdogan shake hands during a meeting in Astana, Kazakhstan, October 13, 2022 © AP / Vyacheslav Prokofyev
The extension of the Black Sea grain deal would have been impossible without Türkiye’s “special relationship” with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan claimed in an interview with CNN on Friday.
Brokered with UN and Turkish mediation last July, the initiative allows Ukraine to export its grain and fertilizer to markets around the world despite the ongoing military conflict with Russia. The deal was set to expire on May 18, but Russia signed off on a 60-day extension on Wednesday. It did so even though the EU has failed to lift its restrictions on Russian grain and fertilizer exports as agreed.
“This was possible because of our special relationship with President Putin,”Erdogan told the American broadcaster. “You need a balanced approach towards a country such as Russia, which would have been a much more fortunate approach.”
READ MORE
The EU hopes Türkiye emerges from the presidential election as a subservient ditz
The extension of the deal was a political win for Erdogan, who has positioned himself as a middleman and potential peacemaker between Moscow and Kiev. Erdogan has spoken regularly with Putin since Russia’s military operation in Ukraine began, and Türkiye is the sole member of NATO that has not imposed economic sanctions on Moscow.
“We are not at a point where we would impose sanctions on Russia like the West have done. We are not bound by the West’s sanctions,” Erdogan told CNN. “We are a strong state and we have a positive relationship with Russia.”
Seeking a third consecutive term as president, Erdogan won the largest share of the vote in last week’s election in Türkiye, beating rival Kemal Kilicdaroglu by almost five points but failing to break the 50% threshold necessary to earn victory outright. With third-place contender Sinan Ogan eliminated, Erdogan and Kilicdaroglu will face off in a second round of voting on May 28.
In the runup to the crucial vote, Erdogan accused Kilicdaroglu of trying to “detach”Türkiye from Russia. While Kilicdaroglu has not threatened to sever relations with Moscow, he recently accused Russia of meddling in the election, a claim that earned him a rebuke from the Kremlin.
READ MORE: Erdogan’s rival pledges to expel ‘all refugees’ from Türkiye
Kilicdaroglu has also vowed to mend Ankara’s ties with its NATO allies – including by lifting Erdogan’s veto on Sweden’s accession to the US-led bloc – and to immediately restart membership talks with the EU.
Türkiye’s pursuit of an independent foreign policy depends on its strong ties to Moscow, Erdogan argued. “Russia and Türkiye need each other in every field possible,” he stated, explaining that his recent moves toward dialogue with Syrian President Bashar Assad – whose opposition he backed in the Syrian Civil War – would not have been possible without Russian mediation.
“[Through] my friendship with President Putin, we thought we could open a door, specifically in our fight against terrorism in the northern part of Syria,” he said. “If we can do that, I said I see no obstacle that would remain in the way of our reconciliation.”
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Massive number of supporters gather outside Presidential complex to celebrate Erdogan's victory in presidential elections of Turkey
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Massive number of supporters gather outside Presidential complex to celebrate Erdogan's victory in presidential elections of Turkey
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Geen verzoenende woorden van Erdogan in aanloop naar nieuwe regeerperiode
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan mag van de Turkse kiezer nog vijf jaar door als president. Vrijdag zal hij de eed afleggen en wordt hij ingehuldigd. Erdogan en zijn nieuwe regering moeten snel aan de slag om Turkije in rustiger economisch vaarwater te krijgen.
Geen verzoenende woorden van Erdogan in aanloop naar nieuwe regeerperiode
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan mag van de Turkse kiezer nog vijf jaar door als president. Vrijdag zal hij de eed afleggen en wordt hij ingehuldigd. Erdogan en zijn nieuwe regering moeten snel aan de slag om Turkije in rustiger economisch vaarwater te krijgen.
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