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Security of Russians in Transnistria is under threat, says Russia’s Security Council secretary

Russia will use all available means to protect its citizens in Transnistria, Shoigu said

Brussels is troubled over Magyar after his statements on Ukraine

The newly elected Hungarian PM may not be like the EU hoped he would be after all - Rumours from Hungary speak of Victor Orban running for President of the European Commission

Pentagon: Moscow sent base-location data, Beijing considered sending radar systems to Iran

It remains unclear whether Beijing ultimately sent the radar systems to Tehran. Donald Trump had reportedly sent a letter to Xi Jinping urging him not to militarily support Iran. Meanwhile, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps had allegedly used a Chinese satellite for attacks on bases, according to the Financial Times

Bloomberg: top adviser to Zelensky believes that the end of the war with Russia is near

Sources close to the Kremlin, however, appear more cautious, saying that progress in the talks is limited.

UK issues stern warning to Putin over Russian submarines near cables and pipelines: “We see you—Any damage will have serious consequences”

The vessels had been under surveillance for a month – “We see your activity over our cables and pipelines,” said the British Defence Secretary, addressing Putin

Russian satellites “help” Iran with photographic recordings throughout the Middle East

Russian satellites reportedly made at least 24 imaging missions to 11 countries in the Middle East from 21 to 31 March, covering 46 "objects"

Russia reaps billions in revenue from the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz

Russia benefits from higher world commodity prices because it uses other export routes

The Ukrainian army says it has regained control of areas on the southeastern and eastern fronts from Russia

Despite Ukraine's successes, Russian troops continue their spring offensive

Germany: Vial containing radioactive poison “polonium-210” found during Easter game

Alexander Litvinenko, a critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin and former Russian intelligence officer, died in London in 2006 after being poisoned with this substance

Russia halts gasoline exports from April 1 in bid to curb domestic prices

Moscow is set to suspend gasoline exports starting April 1, as part of efforts to stabilize domestic fuel prices following last year’s shortages linked to Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries

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