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Hello, Moon. It’s great to be back.
Here’s a taste of what the Artemis II astronauts photographed during their flight around the Moon. Check out more photos from the mission: nasa.gov/artemis-ii-mul…
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Congratulations to the crew of #ArtemisII on going beyond where no human has gone before! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Less than 2 months ago regime thugs were pouring into hospitals, executing wounded protesters in cold blood and arresting the doctors and nurses for treating them.
2 years ago the regime was gassing schoolgirls in their classrooms for daring to protest for women's rights.
Hypocrisy doesn't come close.
Masoud Pezeshkian@drpezeshkian
Attacks on hospitals strike at life itself. Attacks on schools target a nation's future. Targeting patients and children blatantly violates humanitarian principles. The world must condemn it. I stand with my grieving nation. Iran will not remain silent or yield to these crimes.
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One of the most seismic events in world history is occurring as we speak in Iran and Australia's self absorbed activist class focus entirely on tweeting about the Adelaide Writers Festival.
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What on earth is wrong with 'Hollywood'
It suggests that much of what they do is pure posturing
Oli London@OliLondonTV
Pink speaks up for Iranian protesters while most of Hollywood remains silent. The singer has shared a video in support of Iranians from a massive protest in Tehran, following the regime cutting off the Internet and communications.
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Mealy-mouthed and long-overdue statement by UN Secretary General accomplishes precisely nothing
António Guterres@antonioguterres
Shocked by reports of violence & excessive use of force by the Iranian authorities against protesters resulting in deaths & injuries in recent days. The rights to freedom of expression, association & peaceful assembly must be fully respected & protected. I urge the Iranian authorities to exercise maximum restraint & refrain from unnecessary or disproportionate use of force. I also urge steps that enable access to information in the country, including restoring communications.
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While most celebrities remain painfully silent, a few stand out and speak up for millions of Iranians fighting for their lives, as the regime shoots at protesters and enforces a nationwide internet blackout.
Thank you, Pink! We need more voices. Iranians need us, now!
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The IRGC and Basij are massacring protesters in the streets. More than 2000 people have now been reported killed, the actual numbers are likely higher. Heavily armed thugs are firing live rounds on unarmed crowds of innocent people simply gathering to demand their rights. Thousands have been arrested with prosecutors and judges already threatening the death penalty. The regime is teetering, but absent one final, almighty push the Iranian people will be doomed to repeat this cycle of violence again and again
Siavash Ardalan@BBCArdalan
Fresh videos from Iran tonight showing families searching at the coroner's office among the corpses to find their loved ones. Tonight the regime's security apparatus swung into action with full force to push back the protests Hundreds have been killed and injured.
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Message from Soheila Hejab, a Kurdish-Iranian political prisoner arrested for protesting last week and currently held in Kachui prison, Karaj:
“To those who ask about me, tell them that I am not important. Tell the world that in this prison there are a large number of young girls— ten and twelve years old, possibly around one hundred of them—who have been arrested, and they cannot endure this place of torture. They are not even allowed to inform their families" (of their arrest)
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These women have more bravery in their pinky finger, than the entire UN Women organization.
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These brave, young women sparked the 2022 uprising in Iran. Today is built on their courage and their sacrifice.
I hope they’re looking down, proud of how far this has come. I wish they were here to witness it.
We won’t ever forget you 💔
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Wow…
Iranians have gathered outside the BBC, expressing their anger over lack of coverage on Iran protests
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Everything that is the Iran protests in one image❤️🔥
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Let me tell you one thing to grasp the scale of this revolution:
I know people who went into the streets with their family who have never joined a protest in their life.
I know people who have never touched politics.
I know people from the far left to the far right, religious and non-religious alike.
They were all out tonight. And they all said the same thing:
“We do it for Iran.”
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I have very close friends whose families fled Iran in the 70’s. The Iranian people have long deserved freedom. Long live the revolution.
(((Tendar)))@Tendar
The first government building in the Iranian capital of Tehran is on fire.
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Australia's @abcnews are still not reporting that a Hanukkah festival has been targeted. Absolutely disgraceful.
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Active shooters in Bondi. Please stay away from the area.
NSW Police Force@nswpolice
Attention media - please share our message for members of the public to avoid Bondi Beach area as the police operation continues. We are still asking people in the area to take shelter until we can determine what is happening. We have media officer en route to scene, more information when confirmed.
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