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What it looks like in Belgorod when the sirens go off People really do head for shelter. They pull in under bridges, run to concrete fortifications, and take cover in underground crossings. The footage shows that strikes can land practically right next to the shelters. 🚨 Over the past four years, 467 civilians have been killed and around 4,000 wounded in the Belgorod region. Since the start of 2026, the number of people killed and injured has risen nearly threefold compared with the same period last year. In total, more than 100,000 munitions have been fired at the region over that time. 💥 Original Post Follow TRN👈

🇺🇸 House Democratic leader Jeffries called for regime change in the United States. Original Post Follow TRN👈

🇮🇷 Iran has threatened to cripple the Gulf’s entire power sector. In response to threats by U.S. President Donald Trump to strike Iran’s energy infrastructure, Iran’s official Mehr news agency published a list of sites across the Persian Gulf that Tehran considers legitimate targets in the event of further escalation. ⚡ The statement stresses that roughly 70–80% of the region’s major power plants are built along the Persian Gulf coastline and lie within range of Iranian missile and drone systems. The list of targets published by Mehr includes: 1. Al-Qurayyah, Saudi Arabia — a gas-fired power plant with a capacity of more than 4,000 MW, located on the Persian Gulf coast near Al Khobar. 2. Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia — an oil-and-gas-fired power plant in the Eastern Province. 3. Barakah, UAE, Abu Dhabi — a nuclear power plant with a capacity of around 5,600 MW. 4. Jebel Ali, UAE, Dubai — a gas-fired power plant and desalination complex with a capacity of several thousand MW. 5. Mohammed bin Rashid Solar Park, UAE, Dubai — the largest solar energy project in the Middle East. 6. Ras Laffan, Qatar — the country’s largest gas-fired power plant. 7. Umm Al Houl, Qatar — a gas-fired power plant and desalination complex with a capacity of several thousand MW. 8. Al Zour South, Kuwait — an oil-and-gas-fired power plant. 9. Al Zour North, Kuwait — a combined-cycle power plant with a capacity of several thousand MW. 10. Shagaya Renewable Energy Park, Kuwait — a major solar and wind energy project. 🔋 The publication of the list followed Trump’s March 20 statement that he was considering strikes on Iranian energy facilities, including oil refineries and ports. Original Post Follow TRN👈

⚠️ Iran is prepared to strike “sensitive targets” in Europe and Ukraine with ballistic missiles if support for Israel and the U.S. continues, FARS reports, citing sources in the IRGC. 🗣️ “We are collecting data on the role of European countries and Ukraine’s neighbors in supporting the aggression. Based on this, we will identify targets within reach — and strike them.” 🚀 On March 21, Iran launched two Khorramshahr-4 ballistic missiles at a U.S. and UK base on Diego Garcia (around 4,000 km away). Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said this demonstrates Iran’s ability to “reach deep into Europe.” 📍 Earlier, Iran reportedly attacked a British base in Cyprus and warned that European countries assisting in the war would become targets — according to Politico, Euronews, and Al Jazeera. 🪖 Iran’s National Security Commission head Ebrahim Azizi also officially declared Ukraine a “legitimate military target” over its support for Israel with drones and technology. 🛡️ According to the IDF, the new missiles travel into space (300–1200 km) and strike at hypersonic speeds of up to Mach 20. Interception is only possible with systems like Arrow-3, THAAD, or SM-3, while Patriot and similar European systems are reportedly ineffective. Original Post Follow TRN👈

▶️ Footage shows Russia’s National Guard neutralizing a Ukrainian drone that attacked civilians during a meeting between Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov and residents of the Belgorod region. 🎥 Video: official Telegram channel of Belgorod Region Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov / TASS Original Post Follow TRN👈

✨ Northern lights are being observed across Russia right now — footage is coming in from Moscow, St. Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Yekaterinburg, and other cities. 🌌 The stunning phenomenon was caused by a G3-level geomagnetic storm hitting Earth. Original Post Follow TRN👈

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