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MoFA وزارة الخارجية @mofauae - الإمارات تعرب عن قلقها إزاء تجدد الاشتباكات العسكرية بين باكستان وأفغانستان وتدعو إلى تغليب الحكمة
The UAE expresses its concern over the renewal of military clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan and calls for the prevalence of wisdom
https://www.mofa.gov.ae/ar-ae/mediahub/news/2026/2/28/uae-pakistan
https://x.com/mofauae/status/2027539408497627315
Moshe @IsraelIDFend - He has indeed been eliminated. So was an IRGC commander, in the same Israeli airstrike.
>>24326390 pb
https://x.com/IsraelIDFend/status/2028157490639036616

Mostly Peaceful Memes @MostlyPeaceful - “Babe wake up we just declared war on Iran. I’ll be in the den monitoring the situation.”
>>24319430 pb
https://x.com/MostlyPeaceful/status/2027702436773675158

MyRadar Weather @MyRadarWX - The moon will TURN RED for 58 minutes on Monday night/Tuesday morning. And for the East Coast, this is a RARE SELENELION! Truly magical.
For everyone in the United States, expect to see the moon transform into a brownish-red rust as it slips into the Earth's shadow. Totality lasts 58 minutes.
For the East Coast, that will coincide with sunrise AND moonset! If you're in the dark red, you'll have the rising sun in the east AND the eclipsed moon setting in the rest for a few moments at the time of local sunrise. This view will last a couple minutes – you'll be in a magical, perfect planetary alignment. (Having a clear view of both horizons will be ideal, as is being high up.)
Where temperature profiles cooperate, you might get this rare, ephemeral "impossible" view for a little longer. Why? Earth's atmosphere can refract, or bend light, allowing the moon to be visible for a few extra moments even if it's technically below the horizon.