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Wangila, a dedicated Aqua Rescue team member, died while searching for a 14-year-old boy swept away by floodwaters on February 28 near Nyayo Highrise. Colleagues report he was electrocuted by a live wire amid risks from illegal connections in the flood-prone area. The Kenya Red Cross praised his courage, noting his 2025 Special Recognition Award and role mentoring volunteers, as tributes honor his selfless service during ongoing heavy rains.

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Samuel Wanyonyi Wangila spent over 15 years pulling people from danger, but on March 3, he gave his life during a flood rescue along Nairobi's Mbagathi River.

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On March 9, Turkey's Defense Ministry deployed the F-16s and air defense systems to the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, citing threats from Iran after drone strikes on the island. This followed Western allies like Greece, France, the UK, and Germany bolstering the internationally recognized Republic of Cyprus in the south. U.S. Representatives Dina Titus, Gus Bilirakis, and Chris Pappas sharply criticized the move as escalatory and illegal under U.S. law, calling for jet withdrawal, blocked arms sales, and enforcement of sanctions. The deployment underscores ongoing divisions since Turkey's 1974 invasion and broader regional tensions.

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Turkey sent six F-16 jets to the breakaway north of Cyprus, prompting immediate backlash from U.S. lawmakers who see it as a dangerous escalation on a divided island.

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On March 15, commentator Ian Miles Cheong posted a video from Dubai showing bustling spots like malls and lounges, mocking claims from columnist Ayesha Ijaz Khan that the city resembled a war zone after Iranian strikes hit the UAE in early March. Those strikes damaged the airport, Burj Al Arab, and high-rises near Burj Khalifa, killing six and injuring over 140, while tourism occupancy dropped to 12-20%. Rather than debating geopolitics or Dubai's resilience amid drone threats, responses erupted with body-shaming memes about Cheong's balding, drooping face, gray hair, and solo outings, alongside jabs tying into his past as a provocateur.

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Ian Miles Cheong strolled through a lively Dubai mall, hookah in hand, to counter claims the city felt like a war zone. Replies zeroed in on his appearance instead, dubbing him a lonely gremlin.

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A Kuwaiti newspaper, Al-Jarida, reports that 56-year-old Mojtaba Khamenei was injured on February 28, 2026, during the Tehran strikes that killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, then evacuated on a Russian military plane to a Moscow hospital for successful surgery by Russian and Iranian doctors. Iranian officials deny serious injury, insisting he is safe and leading, while he has not appeared publicly since his March 9 appointment, with his first message read by a presenter on state TV. The unverified claim, citing a source close to Khamenei and amid Putin's call to Iran's president, adds to swirling rumors about his health two weeks into the ongoing war.

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In the chaos of U.S.-Israeli airstrikes that killed his father, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei reportedly suffered wounds from head to foot and was secretly flown to Russia for care.

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On Saturday, several dozen protesters gathered outside the White House, displaying Iranian flags, Khamenei portraits, some Palestinian flags, and red banners. The event followed a Pentagon briefing where Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth highlighted U.S. air campaign successes, including over 6,000 targets hit and Iran's missile output down 90-95%. Videos drew millions of views, prompting conservative backlash with labels like 'pro-terrorist' and calls for deportation, while most Iranian Americans oppose the regime. The protest underscores U.S. divisions over the war that began February 28 with strikes on nuclear sites and leadership.

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A small crowd near Lafayette Square held up flags and photos of Iran's late leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, killed in U.S.-Israeli strikes just weeks ago. The sight fueled widespread anger amid ongoing conflict.

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The two Gulf nations' foreign ministries labeled the strikes violations of international law and UN Resolution 1701, urging global pressure to stop Israel's actions amid the escalating Israel-Hezbollah clashes. The fighting began in early March 2026 with Hezbollah rocket barrages into northern Israel, prompting Israeli responses that have killed at least 17 in Lebanon since Thursday and displaced over 800,000 people. UN human rights experts echoed the criticism on March 12, decrying the assaults without mentioning Hezbollah's role, while online views split over perceived biases and hypocrisies.

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As Israeli airstrikes pound southern Lebanon, Qatar and Kuwait issued sharp rebukes, calling for the world to step in and protect Lebanon's borders.

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The conflict began February 28 with U.S. and Israeli airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites and leadership, killing Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and prompting Iran's missile retaliation that has killed 15 U.S. service members and wounded over 170. Pentagon officials report crippling Iran's missile capabilities, with launches down over 80%, yet shipping disruptions persist through the strait carrying 20% of global oil. Controversies include a U.S. strike that killed about 175 children at a girls' school in Minab due to outdated intelligence, drawing bipartisan demands for answers and international aid offers.

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Amid mounting casualties and oil prices soaring past $100 a barrel, the U.S. sends a Marine expeditionary unit into the fray, as Iranian attacks choke the vital Strait of Hormuz.

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A post by @NiohBerg compares Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi's 1979 departure amid revolution to the current regime's refusal to yield during the 2026 Iran War, now in its second week after U.S. and Israeli strikes killed Supreme Leader Khamenei and hit key sites. Iran fired back with missiles, closed the Strait of Hormuz, and faces ongoing protests chanting for the Shah's son Reza Pahlavi amid economic collapse and blackouts. Supporters praise the Shah's restraint; critics cite his corruption and repression, blaming foreign strikes for the chaos as debates expose deep divides over Iran's past and future.

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Nearly 50 years ago, the Shah quietly left Iran to avoid more bloodshed. Now, as airstrikes light up Tehran, a post asks why today's leaders cling on while the country burns.

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In a video message, Pahlavi detailed five commitments for a transitional government after the Islamic Republic's fall, drawing from the 2025 Iran Prosperity Project by over 70 experts. The goals focus on freeing the economy from military control, reclaiming frozen assets, redirecting funds to infrastructure and social needs, dismantling corruption, and investing in human capital over oil. He envisions a temporary executive under his leadership leading to a referendum on Iran's future system, as protests rage and the regime struggles with succession.

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Amid chaos following the Supreme Leader's assassination, Iran's exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi stepped forward with a clear plan to rebuild the nation's economy for its people.

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