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Turkish Army soldiers continue to deliver humanitarian aid to citizens living in the earthquake-affected regions of the country. In this footage obtained by Newsflash from the Turkish Ministry of National Defence, members of the army can be seen handing out relief supplies to citizens who have been made homeless by the quake. Dozens of packages are being handed out and spread among the citizens staying in temporary evacuation centres. Some of the elders can be seen thanking the servicemen. Soldiers also gave out some snacks and sweets to the children to slightly improve their day. One serviceman can be seen rolling out a carpet and placing it on the ground inside one of the tents, presumably to ease the evacuees' fight against the cold. The Ministry said in a short statement obtained by Newsflash: "Mehmetcik [term which affectionately refers to soldiers of the Turkish Army] continues to deliver aid sent by our nation to our citizens." A 7.7 and a 7.6-magnitude earthquake struck Turkey in the early morning hours of 6th February. As per the latest update by the Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency , 36,187 have died and 108,068 are injured in Turkey. Along with more than 5,814 casualties in Syria, more than 42,000 people are confirmed dead.

This is the moment two robbers used teargas to attack a clerk at a parcel delivery service who is really the mastermind behind the raid. The three reportedly came up with the idea for the scheme which involved the 22-year-old employee of the firm being fake-attacked with tear gas, before returning to surrender and allowing the other two to make away with stolen cash. CCTV footage from the delivery service in Noginsk, Russia, shows the moment two masked individuals pretending to be robbers armed with a gas canister as they enter the business while the one working behind the counter gets down and hides. One of the purported thieves sprays the employee while the other picks up a box reportedly containing RUB 140,000 (GBP 1,560) before the two masked 'burglars' flee. But a police investigation soon found that the seemingly assaulted employee was behind it all. The head of the press service of Russia's Main Directorate of Internal Affairs for the Moscow Region, Tatyana Petrova, said in a statement obtained by Newsflash: "During the course of the investigation into the circumstances of the occurrence, the operatives discovered that the employee was the mastermind behind the heist. "He informed his friends about the existence of a significant sum of money at the cargo delivery service's office and declared that now is the time to commit theft. "They intended to split the money and spend it on personal expenses." The police reportedly apprehended two accomplices in the robbery, aged 17 and 22, from the Moscow region. During a personal search, one of them was discovered to be in possession of stolen money as well as a gas canister used in the execution of a criminal act, which was confiscated.

This dramatic footage shows a human smuggler driving at over 100mph on the wrong side of the road in a bid to escape from Texas police. The footage that included the driver heading into oncoming traffic was recorded at the US southern border with Mexico on 7th February. The video was obtained by Newsflash from Texas Department of Public Safety and spokesman Lt. Chris Olivarez said the vehicle had been spotted trying to evade cops in Val Verde County. It shows how the driver seven times managed to drive around tyre deflation devices in order to carry on trying to escape. At the end of the footage, the driver, reportedly from Florida, drove off the road and tried to escape on foot, leaving the four illegal immigrants in the vehicle behind. Texas Department of Public Safety said in a statement also obtained by Newsflash on Thursday, 15th February: "A human smuggler from Florida led DPS Troopers on a high-speed vehicle pursuit in Val Verde County. "The driver eventually bailed out and ran toward the brush. Four illegal immigrants were found inside the vehicle. "The driver was eventually found, arrested and charged with human smuggling and evading arrest." The nationality of the immigrants was not revealed and after questioning, they were handed over to the Del Rio Sector Border Patrol agents.

This is the moment a mass of people leap out of a 15-year-old human trafficker's car and dash in all directions as police give chase. The incident with the baby driver from Mexico happened following a high-speed chase in the city of Mission in Texas, with a total of seven fully grown men jumping out of the car and dashing off when it finally came to a stop. The dramatic video, obtained by Newslfash, shows the police chasing the teenager who refuses to stop, and the baby driver eventually heads off down a dirt track just a mile from the U.S.-Mexico border. Realising, however, that the game is up, he slams on the brakes and the seven migrants dash off into the woods. Texas Department of Public Safety said in a statement also obtained by Newslfash on Wednesday, 15th February: "Seven illegal immigrants were referred to Border Patrol after a high-speed pursuit in Hidalgo County. The pursuit took place on US-83. "The driver, a 15-year-old illegal immigrant from Mexico, went through a dirt road before bailing out. "They were eventually arrested and charged with human smuggling and evading arrest. Despite the high-speed pursuit and then running for it, all seven of the migrants were later arrested after being chased on foot. The teenage driver was also arrested and charged with smuggling and was placed in juvenile detention. The use of a minor driver is part of a growing strategy by criminal gangs to use children because the punishments are not so harsh when arrested, according to local media. Texas Department of Public Safety spokesman Christopher Olivarez said many of the children are recruited via social media. He added: "We continue to see an uptick involving juvenile smugglers who are recruited by transnational criminal organizations. In some cases, we encounter juvenile smugglers who are illegal immigrants. "They are used to cross into the U.S. for the sole purpose of smuggling both people and drugs."

Human remains found five months ago in the Swiss Alps have been identified as an English hiker who went missing nearly 50 years ago. The preserved skeleton of the 32-year-old man had been exposed by melting ice on the Corbassiere Glacier. Police say the body - found on the Pennine Alps, in southwestern canton of Valais on 5th September - has been positively identified as a walker who went missing in 1974, aged 32. Officials have spent months working with British police and diplomats to discover who he was, through DNA samples. Canton Police Valais said in a statement obtained by Newsflash on 16th February: "The remains found at the scene suggested that it could be a man who had been reported missing from the Grand Combin area since December 31, 1974. "A DNA identification, in cooperation with the police in Great Britain, led to the confirmation of the identity of the missing person. "This is an English national who was 32 years old at the time of his disappearance." Police say he was found as part of a grim air search for human remains missing for decades that are now being exposed by global warming. A spokesperson explained: "As part of the search for missing persons, the cantonal police are constantly looking for new possible leads. "Due to the melting of the glacier, the agents of the cantonal police, in cooperation with the air force, went to the Corbassiere glacier." Switzerland’s glaciers have shrunk by around 50 per cent in just 85 years, exposing the long-buried remains of missing climbers and hikers. In another case, remains found on the Stockji Glacier in Zermatt, Switzerland, on 26th July 2022, were matched to a 27-year-old German mountaineer who was declared missing in August 1990.

A stowaway trafficking more than 100 kilogrammes of cocaine has been seized after he was found hiding in a freighter ship's anchor compartment. Spanish customs police found the bales of drugs sealed in four blue plastic bags with geolocator devices so they could be dumped overboard and collected later. Customs video footage shows the bales of drugs hidden in the anchor compartment of the Greek-flagged ship heading to Turkey from Colombia. The stowaway is believed to have climbed aboard the freighter up its mooring ropes as it left Colombia. Customs officers are understood to have raided the boat while it was refuelling in the municipality of Algeciras, in the province of Cadiz, in Andalusia, in southern Spain. Newsflash obtained a joint statement from the Spanish Ministry of the Interior and the Civil Guard, on Wednesday, 15th February. The Spanish authorities said that the suspect "was hidden, along with four bales containing the narcotic substance, in the anchor compartment of a Greek-flagged cargo ship that was making a journey from Colombia to Turkey." They added: "He intended to carry out the 'drop off' technique since each of the bundles had a geolocation device attached to it so that they could be picked up by their recipients in Spanish waters." The operation was carried out as a coordinated effort between the Spanish Customs Office and the Tax Office, as well as the National Police. The suspect was arrested with 99 packs of cocaine weighing 109 kilogrammes (240.3 lbs). The Spanish authorities said that their investigations began "when, through international cooperation mechanisms, the agents received information from the Greek authorities, reporting the presence of a person on board a merchant ship bound for Algeciras [...]." The authorities explained: "Once the ship was intercepted and docked, a person was located in the anchor compartment and next to him, a total of 99 packages of cocaine divided into four bales, for which he was arrested as the alleged perpetrator of a crime against public health. "The investigation determined that the man had accessed the ship by climbing the mooring ropes, when he was leaving Colombia, introducing the cocaine bales helped by several people whose identity is being investigated." The investigation is ongoing.

This is the moment emergency crews in Turkey hand out warm clothes to homeless children in evacuated areas after they lost everything in the earthquake. In a video obtained by Newsflash from the General Commandership of the Gendarmerie of Turkey, a rescuer can be seen giving a little girl a pair of boots. The girl, dressed in gray and pink clothing, appears to be having a shoe fitting while chatting with the rescuer. One pair of brown boots laid in front of her was clearly a mis-match, so the rescuer hands her another pair of black ones for her to try out for size. The little one happily obliges, and allows the rescuer to put them on her feet. The General Commandership said in a short statement obtained by Newsflash: "Our children's feet and our hearts were warmed. All Together [for] Turkey." A 7.7 and a 7.6-magnitude earthquakes struck Turkey in the early morning hours of 6th February. As per the latest update by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, 35,418 have died in Turkey. Along with more than 5,814 casualties in Syria, more than 41,000 people are confirmed dead.

This is the miracle moment when rescuers reach a 77-year-old woman trapped but still alive in an impossibly-tight gap 212 hours after the Turkey quake. Survivor Fatma Gungor was pulled from the remains of a razed seven-storey apartment block in Adiyaman Province on 15th February. Footage appears to show her lying on a sofa with the fallen concrete-and-steel floor of the flat above just inches above her head. It then shows her on a stretcher wrapped in a thermal blanket as rescuers carefully carry her away from the strewn wreckage towards an ambulance. She was given oxygen via a mask and tube as she was taken to hospital for check-ups. Her relatives had been waiting anxiously amid the rubble and hugged rescue workers when she was pulled out alive, media in Turkey reported. The operation was carried out by the Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency (AFAD), Golcuk Naval Shipyard, and Gendarmerie General Command. A 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck the district of Pazarcik in Kahramanmaras Province at 4.17am on 6th February. It was felt in nine more Turkish provinces. Later that day, at 1.24pm, a 7.6-magnitude quake hit the district of Elbistan in Kahramanmaras Province and was followed by 3,170 aftershocks. As per the latest update by AFAD, 36,187 have died and 108,068 are injured in Turkey. Along with more than 5,814 casualties in Syria, more than 42,000 people are confirmed dead.

A girl gang of middle-class drug traffickers caught with GBP 500,000 of cocaine and ketamine hidden in pink suitcases have been seized by airport police. The four girls were arrested by customs officers in Israel, as they collected their luggage from two separate flights from the German capital, Berlin. Israeli police later confirmed that the girls had been under observation during their trip to Germany. They are accused of repeated trafficking runs into Israel from Berlin, Budapest and Bangkok between September 2022 and January 2023. Police believe they trafficked around 15 kilos of cocaine before they were caught. Prosecutors say they were working for a drug lord inside Israel, who has not yet been found. The four were paid USD 8,800 (GBP 7,180) for each trip as well as an additional USD 880 (GBP 718) to cover travel expenses. Investigators say they spent the cash on a VIP luxury lifestyle of five-star hotels, shopping trips and trendy nightclubs. Social media images show the girls dressed in designer gear dripping with expensive jewellery. Others show they sipping champagne on planes and holding lavish beach parties. Police named the four as Arbel Mizrahi, 24, of Tel Aviv, Idan Tsauber, 24, of Kfar Saba, Orel Ben Haim, 24 of Kfar Saba, and Lee Poni, 22, of Kiryat Gat. Customs officers found the drugs hidden inside a Sony Playstation console and bottles and jars of cosmetics. At first, the four had tried to pretend they had no idea that the drugs were stashed in their luggage. But one of the gang - Tsauber - confessed to police: " "I come from a good home, I don't want for anything. "If I'd known what it was, I wouldn't agree to do it for any money. Of course I knew I was transferring something, but I thought the Sony PlayStation was stolen and it was all stolen goods, not drugs. "It was only when the police opened the Sony in front of me using screwdrivers and told me there was cocaine in there that I realised." When police looked at the girls' WhatsApp chats they found they switched between opening and discussing the trafficking and using the codename 'horse'. One investigator told local media: "They consciously went after the easy and big money that would allow them a standard of living that does not match their financial capacity." They also reportedly used the drugs that they were smuggling. Superintendent Ezra Goldstein, who is the head of the Investigations and Intelligence Division, said: "Innocent women they are not." All four have been remanded in custody as the investigation continues.

This is the moment two brothers cheerfully wave at the camera after spending 198 hours trapped under the rubble in Turkey's deadly earthquake. The pair - named as Muhammed Enes Yeninar, 17, and Baki Yeninar, 21 -were pulled alive from the ruins nine days after the two quakes on 6th February. Video footage obtained by Newsflash from the General Commandership Of Gendarmerie Of Turkey, on 14th February, shows the two brothers emerging from the crush of concrete. As they are rolled onto stretchers in Kahramanmaras Province they wave at the rescuers' cameras. Some time later, rescuers wrapped 17-year-old Muhammed Enes in a thermal blanket as he was carried on a stretcher to an ambulance, along with his brother. Their health condition was unclear at the time. The General Commandership of Gendarmerie said in a statement obtained by Newsflash: "We continue our work without losing hope. All together Turkey!" Another teen - Muhammed Cafer Cetin - had been playing video games at the time of the quake. He has been rescued in Adiyaman Province also 198 hours after the quake. One rescuer - miner Ilyas Gunes- told how his team spoke to the boy's relatives about the layout of the rooms to discover where survivors might be found. Gunes said: "We thought maybe they were watching TV in the living room. "While we were scooping the debris under our feet with an excavator, a hole was opened over there and suddenly we heard a voice saying 'I'm here'." The miner said that Cetin's first request after being rescued was water and a hot meal and added: "We are very happy right now. "This has given us wonderful, wonderful happiness here for seven or eight days, and now all our exhaustion has passed." United Nations aid chief Martin Griffiths said that the rescue phase in both Turkey and Syria is coming to an end, with the emphasis now turning more towards recovery. Meanwhile, WHO regional director of Europe Hans Kluge said: "We are witnessing the worst natural disaster in the WHO European region for a century and we are still learning about its magnitude." Reports claimed that more than 36,000 people have been killed and tens of thousands injured in the earthquakes.

The Azerbaijani Ministry of Foreign Affairs is continuing its mission to send humanitarian aid to the earthquake-affected areas in Turkey. A newly released footage from the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Azerbaijan and obtained by Newsflash shows a long convoy setting out to deliver additional assistance in the search and rescue efforts. Azerbaijan was reportedly one of the first countries to send aid to Turkey following the deadly catastrophe. A 7.7-magnitude and 7.6-magnitude earthquakes struck Turkey on 6th February. As per the latest update by the Disaster And Emergency Management Presidency, 31,643 have died and more than 80,000 are injured in Turkey. Along with the casualties in northern Syria, almost 40,000 people are confirmed dead.

This is the moment a woman trapped beneath a collapsed building gets pulled from the rubble by rescuers in Turkey. The woman, reportedly named Ceylan Hanim, was found by rescuers after being stuck for 140 hours in Hatay, one of the 10 Turkish provinces devastated by the earthquake. In a video obtained by Newsflash from the Ankara Metropolitan Municipality, emergency crews can be seen moving Ceylan out of the rubble on a makeshift carrier. She appears to be wearing a neck brace while the rest of her is covered with a large blanket to keep warm. The mayor of Turkey's capital city of Ankara, Mansur Yavas, said in a short statement obtained by Newsflash: "We met Ceylan Hanim at the 140th hour. Let your hands not be troubled, heroes." A 7.7-magnitude and 7.6-magnitude earthquakes struck Turkey on 6th February. As per the latest update by the Disaster And Emergency Management Presidency, 31,643 have died and more than 80,000 are injured in Turkey. Along with the casualties in northern Syria, almost 40,000 people are confirmed dead.

This is the dramatic moment police in Atlanta arrest an armed suspect wanted for aggravated assault who tries to flee while dragging his dog behind on a leash. Body-worn footage obtained by Newsflash from the Atlanta Police Department, which released the video on 10th February, shows the suspect, identified as Michael Hardeman, being approached by officers as he is walking his bulldog. The incident reportedly took place in the city of Atlanta, Georgia, USA, on 3rd February. It began as Officer Hurst, and Officer Duncan were reportedly made aware of a wanted person in the area of Victoria Pl. SW, according to a statement obtained by Newsflash from the Atlanta police. The officers located the person, i.e. Hardeman, and attempted to question him. While questioning Hardeman, he began backing away and was then seen fleeing on foot while dragging his dog. While in the foot pursuit, Hardeman reached into his waistband and pulled out a firearm. Fortunately, Hardeman attempted to discard the firearm rather than use it. One officer deployed their taser and took the suspect into custody. The firearm that was discarded was quickly recovered. Hardeman had multiple warrants for Aggravated Assault out of the City of Atlanta and Dekalb County. He was also placed under arrested for Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon and Obstruction of Law Enforcement Officers. The dog was unharmed during the incident and returned home. The Atlanta Police Department commends the patience and courage these officers displayed during a dangerous encounter with an armed felon.

This is the moment a four-year-old boy that had gone missing in the thick forest by his home gets rescued by Florida deputies and reunited with his father. The boy, later identified as Franklin "Frankie" Orwig III, was safely retrieved by deputies with the Brevard County Sheriff's Office, located in Florida, USA. Frankie reportedly went missing from his house on Burgess Avenue in unincorporated Cocoa, Florida, shortly before 9am on Friday, 10th February. The boy vanished when his father was taking a brief nap and left the four-year-old kid to play on the iPad. The Sheriff's Office immediately activated its Child Abduction Response Team and dispatched a helicopter to conduct an aerial search. The helicopter pilot and tactical flight officer saw the boy in a densely forested region and guided ground search and rescue workers to him. Frankie was discovered uninjured around 180 feet from his home with his devoted dog, Rufus, who stayed at the boy's side, the Sheriff's Office said. In a video obtained by Newsflash from the Sheriff's Office, deputies can be seen carrying Frankie out of the thick woods before handing him to his crying father. Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey expressed his satisfaction with the successful operation, saying: "I would like to personally thank all of the various agencies that responded to this incident, as well as all of our citizens and friends across the country who were working in their own way to ensure that Frankie made it home safe!!"

This is the amazing moment Spanish firefighters pull a woman alive from rubble six days after the Turkey earthquake. The team of firefighters and volunteers had travelled to quake-ravaged Turkey from Spain's Madrid Region to help with rescue missions. And their efforts came to fruition when they pulled a woman alive from a collapsed building after she spent more than 144 hours under tonnes of steel and concrete. Annika Coll of ERICAM (Emergency and Immediate Response of the Community of Madrid) told media in Spain: "We were called because some construction workers heard noises." The trapped woman was located and, following a complicated rescue operation, was pulled from the rubble. Dr Ester Armela, who participated in the rescue, said: "This was a miracle." When the woman was brought above ground, said the medic, "she was breathing spontaneously, like she was during the entire time she was buried". The doctor continued: "For three hours we were giving her medication, first intramuscularly and then intraosseously into her arm." Once the woman was brought up from beneath the wreck on a stretcher, she was taken to hospital "with very good vital signs". The 50-year-old survivor - who has not been named - is now said to be recovering in hospital and was last reported to be in a stable condition. A 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck Pazarcik, Kahramanmaras Province, at 4.17am on 6th February. It was felt in nine more Turkish provinces. Later that day, at 1.24pm, a 7.6-magnitude quake hit Elbistan, Kahramanmaras Province, and was followed by 2,724 aftershocks. As per the latest update by the Disaster And Emergency Management Presidency, 31,643 have died and more than 80,000 are injured in Turkey. Along with the casualties in northern Syria, more than 35,000 people are confirmed dead.

This is the amazing moment Spanish firefighters pull a woman alive from rubble six days after the Turkey earthquake. The team of firefighters and volunteers had travelled to quake-ravaged Turkey from Spain's Madrid Region to help with rescue missions. And their efforts came to fruition when they pulled a woman alive from a collapsed building after she spent more than 144 hours under tonnes of steel and concrete. Annika Coll of ERICAM (Emergency and Immediate Response of the Community of Madrid) told media in Spain: "We were called because some construction workers heard noises." The trapped woman was located and, following a complicated rescue operation, was pulled from the rubble. Dr Ester Armela, who participated in the rescue, said: "This was a miracle." When the woman was brought above ground, said the medic, "she was breathing spontaneously, like she was during the entire time she was buried". The doctor continued: "For three hours we were giving her medication, first intramuscularly and then intraosseously into her arm." Once the woman was brought up from beneath the wreck on a stretcher, she was taken to hospital "with very good vital signs". The 50-year-old survivor - who has not been named - is now said to be recovering in hospital and was last reported to be in a stable condition. A 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck Pazarcik, Kahramanmaras Province, at 4.17am on 6th February. It was felt in nine more Turkish provinces. Later that day, at 1.24pm, a 7.6-magnitude quake hit Elbistan, Kahramanmaras Province, and was followed by 2,724 aftershocks. As per the latest update by the Disaster And Emergency Management Presidency, 31,643 have died and more than 80,000 are injured in Turkey. Along with the casualties in northern Syria, more than 35,000 people are confirmed dead.

This is the awe-inspiring moment a police car with a blue flashing light heading to an emergency call films a small meteor crashing to the earth. Newsflash obtained the footage from Surrey Police on 13th February, along with a statement saying: "You never know what you will see in this job. Tonight at 2:58 am whilst on our way to an intruder call in #Ewell, officers were treated to this #meteor flying through the sky before it burnt out in a flash of orange." Ewell is a suburban district in the borough of Epsom and Ewell in Surrey, around 10 miles south of central London, and cops confirmed that the meeting had been filmed early Monday morning. The European Space Agency (ESA) had earlier also posted a tweet about the meteor, given the label Sar2667 saying that it was a one-meter meteoroid that was expected to strike the Earth’s atmosphere over northern France shortly before 4 am local time. That makes it 3 am local time in England which corresponds with the time the police car filmed the flash of light. ESA added: "This is just the seventh time an #asteroidimpact has ever been predicted before it happens." They added it was a capital "sign of the rapid advancements in global asteroid detection capabilities!"

The video shows the moment Turkish firemen battle a raging fire at Port of Iskenderun that was triggered by the cataclysmic earthquakes that devastated the country. The Ankara Fire Department immediately responded after one of the country's most important container ports - Iskenderun, in Hatay, Turkey - was covered in flames following the 7.8 magnitude earthquake on Monday, 6th February. Video footage shared by the city of Ankara's mayor Mansur Yavas, 67, depicts the firefighters battling the fire out with water streams, as hundreds of shipping containers blast smoke into the sky. The emergency crews reportedly struggled to access the fire at first, because of earthquake damage and nearby containers blocking their way. But after they first extinguished it, the fire reportedly reignited once again, on Tuesday, 7th February. Officials then deployed military helicopters and planes to bring the fire under control as fighting the flames from the land and sea turned out to be unfruitful. Yavas said in a Twitter post obtained by Newsflash on Wednesday (8th February): "As Ankara Fire Department, we responded to the fire that broke out at Iskenderun Port at night with our foam tower and sprinklers." The 67-year-old politician claimed that efforts to cool the site were under way. Authorities urged all major shipping companies to divert their vessels to other terminals in the region after all operations at the port were shut down following the earthquake. It has not been revealed whether the port will reopen to international ships soon. The world's biggest shipping company, AP Moller Maersk, said: "We are currently planning to divert containers to nearby hubs within operational feasibility or hold at transhipment ports - including the Port of Mersin (in Turkey) and Port Said (in Egypt). "It's not yet known how long recovery efforts will take and when the port can undergo a full inspection of the damage." The 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit near the city of Gaziantep, in Gaziantep Province, Turkey, at 4.17 local time and at depth of 17.9 kilometres (11 miles). It was followed by a second one - at a 7.7 magnitude - about 130 kilometres (80 miles) to the north. The authorities have said that more than 22,000 people had been killed in Turkey and Syria as of Friday, 10th February. Rescue missions are ongoing.

These images show how Ukrainian artillery destroyed a Russian OSA surface-to-air missile system. The footage shows the moment the Russian surface-to-air missile system is hit while partially hidden under a damaged building. It can be seen receiving a direct hit that causes it to start burning. Thick smoke can be seen rising into the air as the footage ends. The images were obtained from the 59th Separate Motorized Infantry Brigade named after Yakov Handziuk of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Thursday, 9th February, along with a statement saying: "A Russian 'OSA' anti-aircraft missile system is burning. "This is thanks to the artillery unit of the 59th Brigade together with our comrades from the friendly artillery brigade. Together we are stronger. Together to victory!" The images and statement were also relayed by the Office of Strategic Communications (StratCom) of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Friday, 10th February. Russia invaded Ukraine on 24th February 2022 in what the Kremlin is still calling a "special military operation". Today marks the 352nd day of the war. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that between 24th February 2022 and 10th February 2023, Russia had lost about 135,740 personnel, 3,258 tanks, 6,471 armoured combat vehicles, 2,251 artillery units, 463 multiple launch rocket systems, 233 air defence systems, 295 warplanes, 286 helicopters, 1,970 drones, 796 cruise missiles, 18 warships, 5,126 motor vehicles and fuel tankers, and 211 units of special equipment. Russia has claimed that its casualties have been much lower but provides infrequent updates on its latest figures. Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has claimed that several European Union leaders are prepared to provide his country with combat aircraft. Zelensky said on Thursday: “Europe will be with us until our victory. I’ve heard it from a number of European leaders … about the readiness to give us the necessary weapons and support, including the aircraft.” He added: “I have a number of bilaterals now, we are going to raise the issue of the fighter jets and other aircraft.” The Ukrainian president also urged European leaders to deliver weaponry faster and begin EU membership discussions with Ukraine this year. A spokesperson for the UK Prime Minister said that Defence Secretary Ben Wallace was looking into “whether we can provide fighter jets in the future”. But the UK government also said that it would not send combat aircraft to Ukraine if this created risks to British safety. Russia has reportedly launched a major new offensive in eastern Ukraine and is attempting a push near the town of Kreminna, according to the Ukrainian Governor of Luhansk, Serhiy Haidai. Haidai said on Thursday that there had been “maximum escalation”, adding: “So far they haven’t had any success. Our defenders have been able to hold them back completely.” Russian drones and missiles have hit targets in southern and eastern Ukraine on Thursday night, with Serhiy Lysak, the Ukrainian military administrator for the Dnipropetrovsk region, saying that Shahed drones had been detected in the area. Zelensky has claimed that Ukraine has intercepted Russian secret service plans to destroy Moldova. Speaking in Brussels to EU leaders, Zelensky said that his services had intercepted evidence that “shows who, when and how was going to break the democracy of Moldova and establish control over Moldova.” Zelensky said that he had immediately warned his Moldovan counterpart, President Maia Sandu. The President of the European Council, Charles Michel, said on Thursday that the EU must continue to provide support to Ukraine, saying: “We understand that the coming weeks and months will be of decisive importance.” He added: “Artillery, munitions, defence systems … you have told us exactly what you need and what you need now.” The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has announced new sanctions against Russia worth more than EUR 10 billion, which are geared towards targeting propagandists for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

This is the moment a police officer arrives at a burning petrol station that made a 'popping' sound and caught fire while a customer was attempting to park to fill his truck with petrol. Sargent Ramon Castro of the Oklahoma City Police Department was the first to arrive at the burning petrol station at Casey's near the I-240 Service Road & S. Walker Avenue, near Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on 29th January. Castro rushed to the petrol station right away and found the man whose truck was on fire, as well as one of the petrol pumps. The man told the police that he was not hurt and that the fire started as he was parking near the pump and heard a popping sound. Castro secured the area and made sure everyone was a safe distance from the burning pump until firefighters arrived. According to the Oklahoma City Police Department, "Sgt. Castro was able to get persons evacuated, medical aid required, and secured the site for the Oklahoma City Fire Department." Dashcam film shows a small explosion from the truck or pump as firemen approach. Fortunately, everyone was already gone from the area and were being examined by medical experts.

This footage shows a Ukrainian drone dropping multiple bombs on Russian soldiers and causing them to flee. The footage shows the Ukrainian drone dropping a first bomb on the Russian soldiers, with it exploding right next to one of them, causing him to fall to the ground. The drone then drops a second bomb that explodes right next to a soldier seen crawling on the ground. Two Russian soldiers can then be seen dragging an injured comrade away but they appear to let go of him as they hastily retreat before the drone drops a third bomb. The injured Russian soldier crawls away and three other soldiers can be seen retreating fast. The third drone bomb explodes right next to the three retreating Russian soldiers, causing all three of them to fall to the ground. The Russian soldiers can be seen apparently tending to their wounded as the footage ends. The images were obtained from the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Friday, 10th February, along with a statement saying: "What it looks like to destroy the invaders from the sky." Russia invaded Ukraine on 24th February 2022 in what the Kremlin is still calling a "special military operation". Today marks the 352nd day of the war. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that between 24th February 2022 and 10th February 2023, Russia had lost about 135,740 personnel, 3,258 tanks, 6,471 armoured combat vehicles, 2,251 artillery units, 463 multiple launch rocket systems, 233 air defence systems, 295 warplanes, 286 helicopters, 1,970 drones, 796 cruise missiles, 18 warships, 5,126 motor vehicles and fuel tankers, and 211 units of special equipment. Russia has claimed that its casualties have been much lower but provides infrequent updates on its latest figures. Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has claimed that several European Union leaders are prepared to provide his country with combat aircraft. Zelensky said on Thursday: “Europe will be with us until our victory. I’ve heard it from a number of European leaders … about the readiness to give us the necessary weapons and support, including the aircraft.” He added: “I have a number of bilaterals now, we are going to raise the issue of the fighter jets and other aircraft.” The Ukrainian president also urged European leaders to deliver weaponry faster and begin EU membership discussions with Ukraine this year. A spokesperson for the UK Prime Minister said that Defence Secretary Ben Wallace was looking into “whether we can provide fighter jets in the future”. But the UK government also said that it would not send combat aircraft to Ukraine if this created risks to British safety. Russia has reportedly launched a major new offensive in eastern Ukraine and is attempting a push near the town of Kreminna, according to the Ukrainian Governor of Luhansk, Serhiy Haidai. Haidai said on Thursday that there had been “maximum escalation”, adding: “So far they haven’t had any success. Our defenders have been able to hold them back completely.” Russian drones and missiles have hit targets in southern and eastern Ukraine on Thursday night, with Serhiy Lysak, the Ukrainian military administrator for the Dnipropetrovsk region, saying that Shahed drones had been detected in the area. Zelensky has claimed that Ukraine has intercepted Russian secret service plans to destroy Moldova. Speaking in Brussels to EU leaders, Zelensky said that his services had intercepted evidence that “shows who, when and how was going to break the democracy of Moldova and establish control over Moldova.” Zelensky said that he had immediately warned his Moldovan counterpart, President Maia Sandu. The President of the European Council, Charles Michel, said on Thursday that the EU must continue to provide support to Ukraine, saying: “We understand that the coming weeks and months will be of decisive importance.” He added: “Artillery, munitions, defence systems … you have told us exactly what you need and what you need now.” The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has announced new sanctions against Russia worth more than EUR 10 billion, which are geared towards targeting propagandists for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

This is the moment a Ukrainian drone drops a bomb into the open hatch of a Russian BMP with pinpoint accuracy. The footage shows the Ukrainian drone dropping a number of bombs on the Russian war machine, at first seeming to cause very little damage but eventually one of the bombs ends up going right into the open hatch on top of the vehicle. It explodes inside it, with flames and smoke then seen emanating from inside the vehicle. The images later show the Russian infantry fighting vehicle on fire as it burns profusely. The images were obtained from the Zaporizhia Separate Territorial Defence Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Friday, 10th February, along with a statement saying: "Another allusion to the battle of David and Goliath was screened by the Air Intelligence of the Berdyan Territorial Defence Battalion, turning an occupying BMP into scrap. "Together we will win! Glory to Ukraine!" The images and statement were also relayed by the Office of Strategic Communications (StratCom) of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Russia invaded Ukraine on 24th February 2022 in what the Kremlin is still calling a "special military operation". Today marks the 352nd day of the war. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that between 24th February 2022 and 10th February 2023, Russia had lost about 135,740 personnel, 3,258 tanks, 6,471 armoured combat vehicles, 2,251 artillery units, 463 multiple launch rocket systems, 233 air defence systems, 295 warplanes, 286 helicopters, 1,970 drones, 796 cruise missiles, 18 warships, 5,126 motor vehicles and fuel tankers, and 211 units of special equipment. Russia has claimed that its casualties have been much lower but provides infrequent updates on its latest figures. Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has claimed that several European Union leaders are prepared to provide his country with combat aircraft. Zelensky said on Thursday: “Europe will be with us until our victory. I’ve heard it from a number of European leaders … about the readiness to give us the necessary weapons and support, including the aircraft.” He added: “I have a number of bilaterals now, we are going to raise the issue of the fighter jets and other aircraft.” The Ukrainian president also urged European leaders to deliver weaponry faster and begin EU membership discussions with Ukraine this year. A spokesperson for the UK Prime Minister said that Defence Secretary Ben Wallace was looking into “whether we can provide fighter jets in the future”. But the UK government also said that it would not send combat aircraft to Ukraine if this created risks to British safety. Russia has reportedly launched a major new offensive in eastern Ukraine and is attempting a push near the town of Kreminna, according to the Ukrainian Governor of Luhansk, Serhiy Haidai. Haidai said on Thursday that there had been “maximum escalation”, adding: “So far they haven’t had any success. Our defenders have been able to hold them back completely.” Russian drones and missiles have hit targets in southern and eastern Ukraine on Thursday night, with Serhiy Lysak, the Ukrainian military administrator for the Dnipropetrovsk region, saying that Shahed drones had been detected in the area. Zelensky has claimed that Ukraine has intercepted Russian secret service plans to destroy Moldova. Speaking in Brussels to EU leaders, Zelensky said that his services had intercepted evidence that “shows who, when and how was going to break the democracy of Moldova and establish control over Moldova.” Zelensky said that he had immediately warned his Moldovan counterpart, President Maia Sandu. The President of the European Council, Charles Michel, said on Thursday that the EU must continue to provide support to Ukraine, saying: “We understand that the coming weeks and months will be of decisive importance.” He added: “Artillery, munitions, defence systems … you have told us exactly what you need and what you need now.” The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has announced new sanctions against Russia worth more than EUR 10 billion, which are geared towards targeting propagandists for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

These images show a Russian tank blowing up after driving over a Ukrainian mine on a snowy road in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine. The footage shows the Russian tank driving along the road before there is a sudden explosion, causing it to come off the road and skid to a stop as smoke gushes from it. The images were obtained from the 36th Separate Marine Brigade named after Rear Admiral Mykhailo Bilynsky of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Friday, 10th February, along with a statement saying: "'Good luck!' - wished to the occupiers by sappers from the 36th Separate Marine Brigade named after Rear Admiral Mykhailo Bilynsky, laying a 'present' for Russian equipment... "Continuation of the story of the illegal movement of invading terrorists through the steppes of Donetsk region further in the video." The images and statement were also relayed by the Navy of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Russia invaded Ukraine on 24th February 2022 in what the Kremlin is still calling a "special military operation". Today marks the 352nd day of the war. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that between 24th February 2022 and 10th February 2023, Russia had lost about 135,740 personnel, 3,258 tanks, 6,471 armoured combat vehicles, 2,251 artillery units, 463 multiple launch rocket systems, 233 air defence systems, 295 warplanes, 286 helicopters, 1,970 drones, 796 cruise missiles, 18 warships, 5,126 motor vehicles and fuel tankers, and 211 units of special equipment. Russia has claimed that its casualties have been much lower but provides infrequent updates on its latest figures. Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has claimed that several European Union leaders are prepared to provide his country with combat aircraft. Zelensky said on Thursday: “Europe will be with us until our victory. I’ve heard it from a number of European leaders … about the readiness to give us the necessary weapons and support, including the aircraft.” He added: “I have a number of bilaterals now, we are going to raise the issue of the fighter jets and other aircraft.” The Ukrainian president also urged European leaders to deliver weaponry faster and begin EU membership discussions with Ukraine this year. A spokesperson for the UK Prime Minister said that Defence Secretary Ben Wallace was looking into “whether we can provide fighter jets in the future”. But the UK government also said that it would not send combat aircraft to Ukraine if this created risks to British safety. Russia has reportedly launched a major new offensive in eastern Ukraine and is attempting a push near the town of Kreminna, according to the Ukrainian Governor of Luhansk, Serhiy Haidai. Haidai said on Thursday that there had been “maximum escalation”, adding: “So far they haven’t had any success. Our defenders have been able to hold them back completely.” Russian drones and missiles have hit targets in southern and eastern Ukraine on Thursday night, with Serhiy Lysak, the Ukrainian military administrator for the Dnipropetrovsk region, saying that Shahed drones had been detected in the area. Zelensky has claimed that Ukraine has intercepted Russian secret service plans to destroy Moldova. Speaking in Brussels to EU leaders, Zelensky said that his services had intercepted evidence that “shows who, when and how was going to break the democracy of Moldova and establish control over Moldova.” Zelensky said that he had immediately warned his Moldovan counterpart, President Maia Sandu. The President of the European Council, Charles Michel, said on Thursday that the EU must continue to provide support to Ukraine, saying: “We understand that the coming weeks and months will be of decisive importance.” He added: “Artillery, munitions, defence systems … you have told us exactly what you need and what you need now.” The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has announced new sanctions against Russia worth more than EUR 10 billion, which are geared towards targeting propagandists for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

These images appear to show a Russian soldier being blown to pieces by a Ukrainian drone bomb. The footage begins by showing an aerial view of what appears to be three Russian soldiers, with the Ukrainian drone then targeting one of them and dropping a bomb on them. One of the soldiers appears to be blown to pieces after being hit by one of the drone's bombs. The images also show the drone targeting what appears to be a trench on the frontlines. The images were obtained from the Separate Brigade Of Territorial Defence of the city of Dnipro of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Thursday, 9th February, along with a statement saying: "Our drones work constantly, every day and every night new damage to the positions of the occupiers and the destruction of their manpower. "More drones - more destroyed enemies. Thanks to everyone who supports the Armed Forces - together to victory!" Russia invaded Ukraine on 24th February 2022 in what the Kremlin is still calling a "special military operation". Today marks the 352nd day of the war. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that between 24th February 2022 and 10th February 2023, Russia had lost about 135,740 personnel, 3,258 tanks, 6,471 armoured combat vehicles, 2,251 artillery units, 463 multiple launch rocket systems, 233 air defence systems, 295 warplanes, 286 helicopters, 1,970 drones, 796 cruise missiles, 18 warships, 5,126 motor vehicles and fuel tankers, and 211 units of special equipment. Russia has claimed that its casualties have been much lower but provides infrequent updates on its latest figures. Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has claimed that several European Union leaders are prepared to provide his country with combat aircraft. Zelensky said on Thursday: “Europe will be with us until our victory. I’ve heard it from a number of European leaders … about the readiness to give us the necessary weapons and support, including the aircraft.” He added: “I have a number of bilaterals now, we are going to raise the issue of the fighter jets and other aircraft.” The Ukrainian president also urged European leaders to deliver weaponry faster and begin EU membership discussions with Ukraine this year. A spokesperson for the UK Prime Minister said that Defence Secretary Ben Wallace was looking into “whether we can provide fighter jets in the future”. But the UK government also said that it would not send combat aircraft to Ukraine if this created risks to British safety. Russia has reportedly launched a major new offensive in eastern Ukraine and is attempting a push near the town of Kreminna, according to the Ukrainian Governor of Luhansk, Serhiy Haidai. Haidai said on Thursday that there had been “maximum escalation”, adding: “So far they haven’t had any success. Our defenders have been able to hold them back completely.” Russian drones and missiles have hit targets in southern and eastern Ukraine on Thursday night, with Serhiy Lysak, the Ukrainian military administrator for the Dnipropetrovsk region, saying that Shahed drones had been detected in the area. Zelensky has claimed that Ukraine has intercepted Russian secret service plans to destroy Moldova. Speaking in Brussels to EU leaders, Zelensky said that his services had intercepted evidence that “shows who, when and how was going to break the democracy of Moldova and establish control over Moldova.” Zelensky said that he had immediately warned his Moldovan counterpart, President Maia Sandu. The President of the European Council, Charles Michel, said on Thursday that the EU must continue to provide support to Ukraine, saying: “We understand that the coming weeks and months will be of decisive importance.” He added: “Artillery, munitions, defence systems … you have told us exactly what you need and what you need now.” The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, has announced new sanctions against Russia worth more than EUR 10 billion, which are geared towards targeting propagandists for Russian President Vladimir Putin.