A severe earthquake shook Kahramanmaraş and its surrounding provinces. International aid comes after the earthquake. Many countries have also decided to support participation in search and rescue operations. Many European countries expressed their condolences and sent mobilized search and rescue teams to rescue the earthquake victims from the underground due to the earthquakes of 7.7 and 7.6 magnitude that occurred in the Pazarcık and Elbistan regions of Kahramanmaraş and affected 10 provinces in total. After two earthquakes that hit 10 provinces in Kahramanmaraş, many NATO member countries and European countries and European Union (EU) mechanisms started to support Turkey in this difficult day. European Commission spokesman Balazs Ujvar also said the EU has also deployed the Copernicus satellite system to provide mapping services to Turkish authorities in emergencies, and the Union is ready to coordinate additional support if needed.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg also stated that they are in full solidarity with Turkey and that they met with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu and said, "NATO allies are now mobilized for support." President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev called President Erdogan by phone and offered his condolences on behalf of the Azerbaijani people. He emphasized that Azerbaijan shares Turkey's pain and that Azerbaijan and Turkey always stand by each other. He expressed his condolences on behalf of the Azerbaijani people. A search and rescue team of 370 people, affiliated to the Ministry of Emergencies of Azerbaijan, which left Baku, came to Turkey. According to the data compiled by Haber Aero, the following countries sent and offered aid to Turkey: Aerbaycan, Bulgaria, Pakistan, England, Israel, Russia, Italy, Australia, USA, France etc.
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