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these appear to be occurring along the East Anatolian Fault Zone.  
ruptures on one section of a fault zone can increase stress in another.  that's why of why aftershocks occur, and potentially even additional earthquakes that could be considered their own mainshocks.
This is a good diplomatic move by Ukraine, it's basically "hey we appreciate that you're helping us by providing us with drones so we want to help you in your time of need however we can" >

also Turkey is the only NATO member opposing new membership of countries which are opposed to Russia's invasion, theyre trying to cozy up >

Yup, once Finland and Sweden announces humanitarian aid it'll really force the hand of Erdogan. >

sweden is sending 7M SEK in humanitarian aid >

~$657k for the Americans
Re: the snarky comments about the amount:
Chill. Sweden gives out quite a bit of money in aid every year. I have no doubt Sweden will be sending more money as the situation unfolds. Now stop filling my inbox with your dumb comments about how they’re not sending a lot, thanks >

That number is only going to grow.  That’s just what has been announced so far, less than 24 hours after the event. >

Bro until the aftershocks and new magnitude 6+ stop popping up every hour, it's still ongoing as far as I'm concerned.
4 major shakes(6+) so far and 50+ at 2.5+ >

7.8 and a 7.6 in such quick succession is going to level city blocks >

So hard to conceptualize two earthquakes of that magnitude in succession like that.