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by Journeyman (2.7k points)
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This is a very interesting topic I must say.

First, I looked at the source you provided which was a tweet by @Antoniotweets. I was not able to find him to be a credible source and based on his posts we can see he makes very opinion based tweets. This being said I still went about to find more information regarding if the ambassadors of western countries, including the U.S., pulled their ambassadors out of Turkey 24 hours before the earthquake. I did find another other source stating something very similar and it was posted a day before this tweet, but the source is very unreliable. 

Here is the link

https://beforeitsnews.com/alternative/2023/02/ten-countries-pulled-their-ambassadors-24-hours-before-the-earthquake-hit-turkey-video-3788432.html

Given the fact that this source is not credible (aka "fake news website") and additionally there aren’t any close to similar claims I can easily say this is False.

False
by Innovator (50.9k points)
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Nice job exploring the authenticity of the claim. You rated the claim well given the lack of reputable news outlets reporting on this. Good work! Also, Reuters fact-checked the claim after you rated it:

https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-ambassadors-turkey/fact-check-embassies-say-there-is-no-truth-to-claims-about-western-diplomats-fleeing-turkey-before-the-feb-6-earthquake-idUSL1N35124O

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