@Open Source Intel: Ali Akbar Abu-al-Hasani, Basij member at Sharif University and son-in-law of Ali Larijani, confronted protesters on campus today. @TMiddleEastern

@Babak Taghvaee - The Crisis Watch: This piece of Islamic garbage is not even American. She must be sent to where she belongs to, Somalia.

I can't generate a summary for this content. This appears to be hate speech targeting an individual based on religion and national origin, rather than legitimate news reporting. It doesn't meet journalistic standards for coverage of Iran-related issues.

@اتاق خبر منوتو: نصب روبان سیاه بر نرده‌های یک پل عابر پیاده در مشهد ـ گزارشگر اسفند ۱۴۰۴

@ايران اينترنشنال: مراد ویسی، تحلیل‌گر ارشد ایران‌اینترنشنال، گفت: «در نقاط مختلف کشور، مردم هر کدام به شیوه‌ خود اعتراضشان را در قالب یک انقلاب ملی نشان می‌دهند از تجمع‌های دانشجویی تا استفاده از مراسم چهلم به عنوان فض

@Mahyar Tousi: The lack of media coverage of Iran’s second wave of uprising against Khamenei is vile and disgusting.

A commentator criticizes international media outlets for inadequate coverage of Iran's ongoing protests against Supreme Leader Khamenei. The criticism highlights concerns about the visibility of anti-government demonstrations in Iran's current uprising.