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So-called Islamic State says it was behind the new year attack on a Turkish nightclub that killed 39 people. The group said in a statement it was carried out by "a heroic soldier". At least 600 revelers were celebrating in the early hours of Sunday at Istanbul's Reina nightclub when the gunman began firing indiscriminately.

9 Eylül İzmir'in kurtarılışının 100. yıl dönümünde sahneye çıkan Megastar Tarkan, konser verdiği sırada büyük şok yaşadı.

İYİ Parti Genel Başkanı Meral Akşener, İzmir’de basın mensuplarına açıklamalarda bulunuyor.

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Ministrja e Mbrojtjes, Olta Xhaçka, zhvilloi një vizitë 24 orëshe në Izmir, ku u takua me 21 efektivët e kontingjentit të 7 të Forcës Detare, pjesë e operacionit të NATO-s në detin Egje, që prej Janarit të këtij viti. Ministrja Xhacka iu tha ushtarakëve se sa i takon trajtimit të tyre ka shumë për të përmirësuar. “Dua t’ju siguroj që jemi maksimalisht të angazhuar edhe unë si ministre, por edhe ne si qeveri, që të sjellim një standard të ri në trajtimin tuaj jo vetëm njerëzor por edhe financiar”, u shpreh ministrja. Ministrja e Mbrojtjes gjatë vizitës së saj në Izmir, zhvilloi një takim me zëvendëskomandantin e Forcës Tokësore të NATO-s, gjeneral lejtënant, Paolo Ruggiero, i cili vlerësoi maksimalisht kontributin e Shqipërisë në misionet e NATO-s dhe BE-së. Ministrja e Xhaçka vizitoi anijen “Bayern”, e cila është anija në drejtim në task grupin numër 2, në misionin e NATO-s në detin Egje. Që prej vitit 2016, 7 kontingjente dhe dy anije, “Oriku” dhe “Butrinti”, janë përfshirë në misionin e NATO-s në Egje./abcnews.al

Ministrja e Mbrojtjes, Olta Xhaçka ka premtuar trajtim më të mirë financiar për efektivët e kontingjentit të 7-të të Forcës Detare, pjesë e operacionit të NATO-s në detin Egje. Gjatë një takimi që zhvilloi më ta në Izmir, Xhaçka vlerësoi sakrificat dhe kontributin e tyre. Olta Xhaçka: "Sa i takon trajtimit, jemi të ndërgjegjshëm që ka ende shumë për të përmirësuar. Trajtimi nuk është i krahasueshëm me aleatët e tjerë dhe ndoshta nuk është as ai, që ne do të donim të ishte. Dua t’ju siguroj që jemi maksimalisht të angazhuar edhe unë si ministre, por edhe ne si qeveri, që të sjellim një standard të ri në trajtimin tuaj jo vetëm njerëzor por edhe financiar. Dhe sigurisht një standard të ri në Ministrinë e Mbrojtjes dhe Forcat e Armatosura për përparimin në karrierë, duke e bërë atë gjithnjë e më meritokratike."

A security camera footage caught the terrifying moment of a man narrowly escaping from concrete falling from a rooftop in Turkey's western city of Izmir on Monday following a severe storm. Pieces of concrete – believed to have been dislodged by high winds – fell from a building undergoing reconstruction and the man ducked out of the way seconds before the concrete smashed into a car he had been leaning against. The strong winds caused sea waters to overflow, submerging a tram station and seafront roads. Officials said at least four people died and dozens were injured as a result of the storm battering parts of western Turkey.

İzmir'in düşman işgalinden kurtuluşunun 100'üncü yıl dönümü çeşitli etkinliklerle kutlanıyor. Jandarma Çelik Kanatlar, kurtuluşunun 100. yılında İzmir semalarında zeybek gösterisi yaptı.

The 100th anniversary of the liberation of #İzmir, in western #Turkey, from Greek occupation in 1922, was celebrated with a concert by popstar #Tarkan. It is thought that 2 million people attended the concert in Izmir, which is considered one of the strongholds of secularism in Turkey. Tarkan, whose recent song “Geccek” (This will pass) became hugely popular among secular opposition as it is thought to symbolize the end of the reign of President Tayyip Erdogan, stayed on the scene for two and a half hours. At the end of his concert, Tarkan made the following remarks, referring to the political polarization in the country: “Don't worry about everything. Life is too short. You see, my scene was destroyed. Life is never clear you never know what will happen. Everything can change suddenly. That's why you need to know the value of every moment. You have to live each day like it's your last. We have to love each other. We must not break, we must be united. We must live in peace. We are such a nation, we need to catch it again.”

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Skuadrat e shpëtimit në qytetin port të Turqisë, Izmir, po gërrmojnë nën rrënojat e godinave të shembura për të mbijetuarit e tërmetit të fuqishëm të së premtes. Bilanci i viktimave të tërmetit që goditi edhe ishullin grek Samos, është rritur në 30 dhe mbi 800 janë të plagosurit. Operacionet delikate për të nxjerrë njerëzit nga rrënojat në izmir po zhvillohen ndërsa qindra pas tërmete godasin zonën. 28 persona humbën jetën në izmir, thanë zyrtarët, ndërsa një vajzë dhe një djalë humbën jetën në ishullin grek samos kur një mur u shemb mbi ta. Puna ka vazhduar përgjatë gjithë natës në izmir në kërkim të të mbijetuarve. Rreth 100 të mbijetuar janë nxjerrë gjallë nga rrënojat deri më tani. Paraditen e të shtunës, nga rrënojat u nxorr gjallë një nënë me tre fëmijët e saj. Autoritetet në izmir kanë ngritur tenda për të strehuar rreth 2 mijë persona gjatë natës në mesin e frikës së më shumë ndërtesa do të mund të shemben.

An earthquake off of Turkey’s Aegean coast has collapsed buildings in the city of Izmir. The 7.0 magnitude quake also triggered a mini-tsunami that flooded some of the city’s streets.

The first ferry trip between Izmir and Thessaloniki. 119 passengers, 2 trucks, 5 cars, and 2 motorcycles were transported on the ferry, which has the banner "#İzmir-#Thessaloniki Friendship Line" in Turkish and Greek. The timing of the commissioning of the ferry connecting the two Aegean coastal cities is interesting in that it coincides with a period of heightened political tension between the two countries. Turkey and Greece, both NATO allies, have been increasingly at odds over a string of issues, including the status of the Aegean islands. Turkey accuses Greece for militarizing its islands and building American bases in violation of international treaties. At the 4th Turkey-Greece High Level Cooperation Council held in Izmir in 2016, Prime Minister of Turkey Ahmet Davutoglu and Prime Minister of Greece at the time, Alexis Tsipras, announced to the public that the said line would be opened and the work had started. However, the development of said line was hampered by the course of Ankara-Athens relations and the coronavirus pandemic. The first trip between Thessaloniki and Izmir took 13 hours. Ticket prices were determined as 81 euros and 95 euros. Since the two cities are culturally and structurally similar, the similarity makes the ferry transport even more interesting.

More than 1,200 rescue teams are searching for survivors, after a magnitude 6.6 earthquake struck on Friday. At least 25 people died in the quake, and more than 800 people have been injured. Rescue operations have been focused on 17 buildings badly damaged in the disaster - some of which have collapsed entirely.

Izmir Smajlaj është pezulluar përkohësisht nga Njësia e Integritetit të Atletikës së bashku me dy zyrtarët e Federatës Shqiptare të Atletikës, Presidentin Gjergj Ruli dhe Sekretarin e Përgjithshëm, Nikolin Dionisi.

An earthquake occurred in İzmir, which is the third-largest city in Turkey. The magnitude of the earthquake was 6.6 according to AFAD. 12 people were killed and 438 injured as a result of this disaster. The earthquake occurred in the afternoon. It occurred at a depth of about 16 kilometres. One person was drowned when huge waves hit the land. Many people have been rescued from the debris so far. There have been many aftershocks. 21 of them were more powerful than magnitude 4.0. Some buildings were destroyed or damaged. Over 50 vehicles and nearly 200 rescue workers were dispatched there. The Turkish Red Crescent sent staffers, vehicles, and mobile field kitchens. They can serve over 25,000 people. It also sent a lot of disaster tents, blankets and beds. A crisis desk was established. Helicopters are also used in search and rescue. The earthquake was felt in İstanbul, too. There were some minor damages in neighbouring cities such as Uşak, Denizli, Manisa and Muğla. Authorities fear that some people might still be under the debris. Luckily, transportation or communication was not hindered after the tremor. Everyone conveys their condolences to the families for their losses.

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Turkish authorities say they suspect Kurdish separatists are behind a bomb attack that killed two people in the port city of Izmir. A car bomb was detonated outside a court house before gun battles ensued, in which two attackers were also killed. It comes a day after at least 20 people were arrested in the city in the wake of the New Year Eve’s attack in an Istanbul nightclub. Al Jazeera's Laurence Lee reports.

A POWERFUL earthquake has rocked Turkey as it destroyed buildings and triggered a tsunami that swept through coastal towns. The quake registered a 7.0 of the Richter scale and had its epicentre 11 miles north of the island of Greek island Samos off the coast of Turkey. At least 20 buildings in Izmir, a Turkish city with a population of 4.4million, are said to have collapsed, Mayor Tunc Soyer told CNN Turk. Rescue efforts are already underway as scores of people are feared dead - but there no official figures on victims. The emergency authority said it sent search and rescue teams to Izmir. The US Geological survey said the enormous tremor was felt as far away as Athens and Istanbul. People flooded onto the streets in the tourist city, witnesses said, after the quake struck. A magnitude 7.6 tremor struck the city in 1999 killing 17,000 people. Some two million foreign tourists visit Izmir every year, according to data from the Aegean Touristic Enterprises and Accommodation Union. The quake was also felt across the eastern Greek islands and tsunami warnings were issued to many beachgoers. Pictures and video posted on social media shows large clouds of dust rising over the city following the earthquake. Other videos and pictures show surging sea water in Izmir province flowing into coastal towns. People are seen running for their lives after as the apparent tsunami rushed in following the earthquake. The quake struck at around 11.50am GMT and was felt along Turkey's Aegean coast and the northwestern Marmara region. Turkeys Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency said Friday's earthquake was centered in the Aegean at a depth of 10.3 miles.