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Global Turmoil: Iran Protests, Gaza Returns, Moscow Buried, Pep Speaks

Iran Protests Death Toll Remains Uncertain Amid Conflicting Reports

Conflicting reports continue to surface regarding the number of people killed in the recent protests in Iran. According to Sky News, estimates from human rights organizations and doctors independent of the Iranian regime range from over 5,000 at the conservative end to 33,000 by one count. One unverified claim even suggests the death toll could be as high as 50,000. The Iranian authorities imposed a near-total internet blackout, making verification difficult.

Moscow Grapples with Record Snowfall

Meanwhile, Moscow is struggling to cope with the heaviest snowfall in 200 years. Euronews reported that Moscow State University meteorologists confirmed the record snowfall, which has disrupted daily life in the Russian capital. Images showed residents navigating heavy piles of snow in the city's central district. Commuter trains in the Moscow area experienced delays, and cars were stuck in long traffic jams.

Rafah Crossing Reopens with Restrictions

The Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt has reopened, but with significant limitations, Sky News reported. While the reopening is symbolically important, only specific individuals will be allowed to travel from Egypt into Gaza. According to Adam Parsons, Middle East correspondent for Sky News, the reopening will allow as many as 20,000 people to leave Gaza for medical treatment.

Guardiola Voices Support for Palestinian Children

In other news, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola gave a passionate speech in support of Palestinian children at a charity concert in Barcelona on Thursday evening, Sky News reported. Guardiola wore a keffiyeh scarf and spoke of his pain at seeing children suffering. His appearance at the rally caused him to miss his usual pre-weekend news conference on Friday.

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