The Rundown -- June 3

# UNDPI picks up RFE/RL Turkmen service discussion on the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan

# Yahoo News uses RFE/RL Balkans service video of flooding

# Documents show how Russian troll army hit America

# Russian Deputy PM slams parents who send sick children abroad

# Russia cracks down on GPS, hoping to put Glonass on American soil

# The success of a site dedicated to fact-checking Russian media

# "Ukraine's Festering Divisions" - Samual Charap, "New York Times"

# Russia accusing Crimea activists of terrorism

# Donbas insurgents wage social media campaign

# "What's Happening in Ukraine is Simple, Rational" - Gary Brecher, PandoDaily

# "Ghost train" to Ukraine

# Afghanistan says there should have been no preconditions for Taliban release

# Criticism of Berghdal deal mounts

# "How Long Should Afghanistan Matter?" - Prakhar Sharma, Foreign Policy

# What would happen #IfPakistanHadHollywood

# Suspected Pakistan robbers say police hacked off their hands

# Russia lifts embargo on weapons sales to Pakistan

# Dust storm smothers Iranian capital

# Long Read: Iran in the next five years

# Deal unlikely by July, "but that doesn't mean negotiations are failing"

# Changes at State Department worry Iran negotiators

# Uzbekistan rediscovers lost culture in the craft of Silk Road paper makers

# Kazakhstan wants to export coal to Ukraine, Europe and China

# "Wary" Kazakhstan looks to make new friends

# S. Ossetia leader asks to join Russia again