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@JayinKyiv Confusion is key here.

Hard to believe that US Congress hasn't stepped in yet. It's all insane.

@DebiEvansMatron If nobody else gets meningitis they will proclaim it was a success

Outrageous and incredibly sad

@DhruvMishra1607 If they can target Diego Garcia they can reach Europe

Iran reportedly launched two long-range missiles at the joint U.S.-UK base on Diego Garcia, about 4,000 km away; one missile failed during flight, and the other was intercepted by a U.S. destroyer (though it’s unclear if the interception fully succeeded), and neither missile hit the base making the attempt notable because Iran wasn’t previously known to have missiles capable of reaching that distance.

@EssexPR 4000 mile range. That should make Europe feel quite uncomfortable

🚨 Iran has targeted Diego Garcia base with ballistic missiles

@BGatesIsaPyscho 5000 jabs should have run out by now

🚨🇬🇧 Fake News BBC doing that thing again, where they want everyone to believe that everyone is getting vaccinated. This time for meningitis. Masks on display again outside everywhere. The BBC still hasn’t covered the damaging extent of the Covid vaccines. They think you’re stupid.

@UKWX_ What region are you in?

Very surprised about no fog warnings this morning - visibility down to 50m in places.

@SamanthaTaghoy He is saying the water is over and that he wants to send in ground troops. Which is it?

“We want to talk to Iran, but there’s nobody to talk to.” “Their leaders are gone. The next set of leaders are gone. The next set of leaders are mostly gone. Now no one wants to be a leader over there anymore.” That’s how you handle a violent regime! Churchill would be proud.

@McFaul How does this make sense?

Crazy move by Trump.

@GBNEWS Iran is using fear to keep control

‘Iran is playing 5D chess.’ Policy Expert, Allison Huynh, says Iran is trying to engage the rest of the world in the Iran war, to create an ‘all or nothing’ plan against America. 📺 Freeview 236, Sky 512, Virgin 604

@A1an_M He is confusing everyone including Iran

Schrodinger's War. Simultaneously complete and about to start the ground invasion phase. 🤷‍♂️

@offgriddesigner That's a really long queue

Central casting is recruiting

@DebiEvansMatron Calmly top up each time you drive

I don’t do panic anymore 🙄 I do prepare 💪

@HarrietSergeant That is ridiculous

Seven hour wait in a London A&E achieves what? A blood test which three hours later staff admitted they had lost. We had to start again.

@BohemianAtmosp1 Yikes vaccine with your weekly shop anyone?

Imagine thinking getting a jab at the supermarket was a good plan.

@elonmusk CEOs are paid to control the broad overview not the derail.

Most CEOs have no idea what’s really going on

Petrol and diesel rationing could become reality. Keep your tank topped up.

@Steven_Swinford @oliver_wright This looks like it is heading towards fuel lockdown

Exclusive from @oliver_wright Ministers are examining plans to ration petrol and diesel supplies at the pump if the conflict in the Middle East continues to restrict the supply of oil to the UK. Government figures show that the country has less than 900,000 tonnes of petrol in storage - 10 per cent less than a year ago and about 26 days’ supply at normal demand levels Although ministers insist in private that the country currently has adequate reserves to avoid rationing, senior government sources admit that “demand constraint measures” could become necessary if significant disruption to oil supply continues Ministers already have emergency powers under the Energy Act which they can use to control supply and demand of petrol products during severe disruptions. These were last used in 2000 when hauliers blockaded fuel depots to protest at rising prices, leading to nationwide petrol shortages. The plans would allow the government to cap the amount of fuel motorists can buy at any one time and designate certain petrol stations as hubs that would only serve emergency and critical service vehicles. Diesel sales could be restricted to commercial vehicles involved in the delivery of key supply chains, such as food and health One source said that although the need to implement the plans were “some way off” there was growing concern that disruption to supplies could last longer than had previously been expected. Industry experts believe that even if the Strait of Hormuz were to reopen tomorrow it could take up to six months for normal supplies to resume. thetimes.com/article/832f7c…

@OkayBiology GBNews needs to get the voice over to match the clip

"I don't really care about what the Attorney General thinks because as I said, he's a ridiculous man" Kemi Badenoch

@A1an_M Snow in tenerife?! That's crazy

Global warming is a bit like COVID. The absence of symptoms is one of the symptoms.

@MarioNawfal This is like massive oil chess

🇮🇷The war in Iran has shut down the Strait of Hormuz, choking off roughly one-fifth of the world’s oil and LNG supply and sending energy prices soaring. Asia is feeling the biggest pinch as the main destination for Gulf oil, while Europe scrambles to cut demand and Africa braces for higher fuel costs and inflation. With over 90% of new renewable projects now cheaper than fossil fuels in 2024 (per IRENA), the disruption is pushing many to see renewables as the only real long-term fix for this kind of fragility. Source: Al Jazeera