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That call it big complications. Remind me of Turkish-Greece 1974 all out war on Cyprus Syria’s northwestern Idlib province is the last-remaining stronghold of anti-government militants, some of which are jihadist groups and some are Turkish-backed militants. A de-escalation zone was set up there by Turkey and Russia in 2018. Since then, Ankara has accused the Syrian Army of violating the ceasefire and attacking civilians. Moscow, meanwhile, has said that Turkey has failed on its promise to clear the area of jihadist fighters The US has been seriously troubled by Turkey’s move to procure Russia’s S-400 missile system. Washington is also concerned by Turkey’s desire to  join  the China-Russia dominated Shanghai Co-operation Organisation (SCO), which could see Turkey in an alliance with not only Russia and China, but  Iran  as well. The situation in Syria’s northwestern province of Idlib worsened sharply on Thursday, after 33 Turkish soldiers were killed in a...

By the end of March 2020. It is over in China. China is starting helping Italy, UK and othe countries that need help to fight the 'pandemic' called 'covid-19' In December 2019 (A pneumonia outbreak was first reported in the city of Wuhan, central China's Hubei Province in December, 2019) SUMMARY A pneumonia outbreak was first reported in the city of Wuhan, central China's Hubei Province in December. Experts have attributed the outbreak to a novel coronavirus that has since spread across China and abroad. Here is what we know so far: – Confirmed cases: 44,730 in China, over 397 abroad – Deaths: 1,114 in China (including one in HK), 1 abroad – Recovered: Over 4,740 – Health experts warn of the risk of reinfection in recovered patients – Human-to-human transmission confirmed – Level 1 emergency response activated in 31 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities on the Chinese mainland – New confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus pn...

Appear weak when you are strong, and strong when you are weak ~ Sun Tzu 75 years ago, on 25 January 1945, the Battle of the Bulge ended. Designated as the Ardennes-Alsace Campaign by the U.S. Army, the German offensive began on 16 December 1944 as an attempt to drive northwest through the Ardennes forest, take the vital port of Antwerp, destroy U.S. and British forces, and regain the initiative. Hit by thirty German Infantry and Panzer Divisions, U.S. Army units were surprised, but stubbornly fought back. German forces drove almost sixty miles, creating a ‘bulge’ in Allied lines, but were unable to reach the Meuse River, their first operational objective. A later German offensive to the south also failed. By the end of January 1945, forty-six U.S. Army divisions had fought in the campaign and all lost ground was retaken SS - Kampfgruppe Peiper, Battle of Bulge About this website YOUTUBE.COM SS - kampfgruppe Peiper, The rupture (Panzer...

INFRASTRUCTURE Planning and maintaining hospital air isolation rooms Controlling the spread of infectious diseases is essential to maintaining a safe care environment An isolation room needs to be well-sealed to prevent excess air leakage into or out of the room. Photo by David Sacks/Getty Images Controlling the spread of airborne infectious diseases in health care facilities is a serious concern to patients, staff and visitors. To minimize the spread of airborne infections, certain rooms within a hospital are designed as airborne infectious isolation (AII) rooms with negative-pressure differential or protective environment (PE) rooms with a positive-pressure differential.   Also in this article Retrofitting rooms for negative isolation While isolation rooms must meet the general requirements for a standard medical-surgical patient room, they also have specific requirements. For instance, patient isolation rooms may only have one...