Russia building bomb shelters 1,000 km from border as Ukraine’s strike reach grows

28 March 2026

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2. Trump says NATO was not there during U.S. operations against Iran (en.apa.az)

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4. Does the US Have a “Day After” Plan in Iran? (nationalinterest.org)

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2. German army imposes social media restrictions to boost security (voiceofemirates.com)

3. Appeals court acquits German comedian over tasteless Trump assassination ‘jokes’ (brusselssignal.eu)

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2. Yemen’s Houthis say they carried out their first military operation targeting Israel ‘successfully’ (euronews.com)

3. Attacks across Middle East as Iran war enters second month - World News (hurriyetdailynews.com)

4. Iran: New challenges in the energy market (voiceofemirates.com)

1. Floods leave 60,000 people without electricity in Dagestan (en.apa.az)

2. Zelenskyy wants diesel from Mideast countries in exchange for countering Iranian missiles (aa.com.tr)

3. Russia building bomb shelters 1,000 km from border as Ukraine’s strike reach grows (kyivindependent.com)

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2. Testing the Japan-South Korea-US Techno-Alliance (thediplomat.com)

3. North Korea’s Kim Jong Un gifted assault rifle by Belarusian president: ‘In case enemies appear’ (independent.co.uk)

4. Asean countries warned against exploiting US-China tensions for short-term gain (scmp.com)

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1. Mexico says 40,000 missing people may be alive (swedenherald.com)