The Rundown -- April 28

# "The Nation" interview says RFE/RL harbored Ukrainian ultranationalists post-WWII

# Sen. Roger Wicker and Rep. Aaron Shock criticize proposed RFE/RL Balkans Service cuts on Fox News

# McClatchy quotes RFE/RL journalist Bogdana Kostiuk on the propaganda war being waged over Ukraine

# "Washington Post" cites Brian Whitmore story on Putin's Internet crackdown

# "Atlanta Journal Constitution" and Newsy cite Daisy Sindelar's piece on Pavel Durov

# "Jerusalem Post" cites Golnaz Esfandiari on shaved head protests in Iran

# BBC interviews Khadija ismayilova about recent crackdown on journalists and activists Azerbaijan

# White House says sanctions to include Russian defense industry

# "Sanctions Revive Search For Secret Putin Fortune" - Peter Baker, "New York Times"

# Russian liberals warn of "painful landing" after euphoria dies down

# Russian police crash LGBT film screening in Saint Petersburg

# "Why Neo-Containment Should Not Extend to Arctic" - Robert Murray and Tom Keating, CIC

# Another strange day in Slovyansk
# Separatists seize Donetsk TV headquarters

# Poroshenko says U.S. has let Ukraine down

# What Russia might gain from decentralized Ukraine

# Video: Pro-Ukraine football ultras attack pro-Russia protesters in Kharkiv

# "The War on Truth in Ukraine" - Keith Darden, "New York Times"

# The dispatch Ostrovsky was working on before detention

# Is political protest growing under Rohani?

# Iran to target decoy U.S. aircraft carrier in drills

# Zarif says most Iranians will support diplomatic deal with West

# Photo: The diplomatic dance

# Car bomb attacks continue in Iraq

# Parties "vie for spoils of Basra"

# "Iraq's Never-Ending War" - David Ignatius, "Washington Post"

# Flooding kills more than 100 in Afghanistan

# Mounting uncertainty as Afghanistan heads to runoff

# Karzai-appointed Afghan panel claims to find secret prisons

# "In Pakistan, Signs Praise Spies as Nation Changes" - AP

# Attack on journalist starts battle in Pakistan press

# "What Putin's New Soviet Union Would Look Like" - Vladimir Frolov, "Moscow Times"

# Lavrov decries parallels between Ukraine and Kazakhstan

# Turkish civil society paves way for Erdogan Armenian opening

# Conservatives win in snap Macedonia elections

# People taking notes with Kim Jong un

# Assad's grinding strategy of misery

# Twitter Best Practices