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It's February 13th, 2023 and this is your DSR Daily Brief. I'm Grant Haver and I'm Chris

Cotnor, our top stories from international outlets this morning. The BBC is reporting

that the U.S. military is unsure what three flying objects it shot out of the skies over

North America were and how they were able to stay aloft. President Joe Biden ordered

another object the fourth in total this month to be downed yesterday as it was traveling

at 20,000 feet. It could have interfered with commercial air traffic the U.S. said.

One senior official told ABC News that the three most recent objects to be shot down

were likely weather devices and not surveillance balloons. But this was seemingly contradicted

by Chuck Schumer who earlier told the broadcaster that intelligence officials believed the

objects were in fact surveillance balloons.

Rescuers in Turkey have pulled more people from the rubble of Monday's earthquakes but hopes

were fading in Turkey in Syria that many more survivors would be found according to Deutsche

Vela. U.N. relief chief Martin Griffiths has said he expects the death toll to at least

reach 50,000 after he arrived in southern Turkey on Saturday to assess the quakes damage.

With a death toll of at least 29,605 in Turkey the disaster is already in the list of the

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