Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur. Here's what's coming up. A desperate

search for survivors after a massive earthquake strike Syria and Turkey. We have the latest.

Then Ukraine braces for a major Russian offensive as the first anniversary of the war nears.

I'm joined by General Philip Breedlove who

commanded US and NATO troops in Europe and former Pentagon official Evelyn

Farkas. Also ahead. I know a lot of people write memoirs and they say look at my fabulous

life I have no regrets I'm not that person. journalist Lisa Guerrero talks to

Michelle Martin about her extraordinary new memoir,

where she pulls back the glamour of her careers in acting and

sportscasting to reveal the misery she often felt beneath. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Montpur in London. More than 2,500 people have been killed in Turkey and Syria

after the region was hit by one of its largest earthquakes

in a century.

More than 12,000 are injured, and the death toll, the injury toll, are still climbing.

The initial quake hit a mammoth 7.8 magnitude and powerful aftershocks have been felt across the region since then.

You can see on this map where the earthquake hit in southeastern Turkey

and just how close it is to the Syrian border.

Turkey's disaster agency has been appealing for

international assistance as it scrambles to pull survivors from the rubble.

Correspondent Jomana Karache has this latest report.

A young man trapped, desperation in his eyes. Then in the

pre-dawn darkness, a moment of joy. Rescurers haul him from the wreckage of a building in southern Turkey.

As the morning sun rises, all many others can do is pray.

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