After a bomb exploded in Istanbul on Nov. 13, 2022, the event sparked fears of an uptick in terrorist incidents in the build-up to the legislative and presidential elections in June 2023. Read on for a near-term outlook of Turkey’s security landscape.
warfare is already happening. can you talk about that? and what a counteroffensive look like from the ukrainian side. so in u.s. terms, this would be the shaping operations. the next stage is a major combat operation. in the shaping operation, they re looking to degrade the command and control of the ukrainian armed forces, to frankly be as disruptive as possible with regards to emergency responders and crisis planning, telecommunications will be knocked out, either through cyberoperations or kinetic strikes. these are the things that we have done repeatedly in our invasions, you know, in iraq and it is the same kind of playbook, these are the things that are likely to unfold over the next several hours and days. and then tell me what an invasion will look like, where will it start, and how many
many sick patients, the hospital opened a surge icu on the fifth floor and now the state is making contingency plans for what they call a disruption in postmortem care. more bodies than the hospital morgue can hold. joining me now is a doctor from that hospital, dr. laura mcfee. also with us is dr. daniel varga, the chief physician executive for hackensack meridian health in new jersey. you warned our affiliate last week that hospitalizations in new jersey would likely eclipse the pandemic era high from april 2020 this month. crisis planning underway at your hospital, as i understand it. how bad could it get? it s difficult to say. there is clearly a big uptick.