The Rundown -- October 7

# Atlantic Council cites Crimean unit reporting on discovery of body of Crimean Tatar man

# BBC cites RFE/RL Crimean unit reporting on Putin toilet paper

# "The National" reports on video sent to RFE/RL from fighters saying they would be willing to support IS

# Russian anti-corruption campaigner seeks UK asylum

# "Russia's Nuclear Euphoria Ignores Reality" - Alexander Golts, "Moscow Times"

# Russia through the nuclear looking glass

# Separatist regions may delay elections until November 9

# Six months later, despair and euphoria in Crimea

# "Ukraine's Copycat War With Russia" - Ian Bateson, Al Jazeera

# Dnipropetrovsk gears up for separatist advance

# Unearthing a barbarous past in eastern Poland

# U.S. air strikes targeted French intelligence agent who defected to Al Qaeda

# 19-year-old arrested at Chicago airport, accused of trying to join IS

# IS ammunition has U.S. and Chinese origins

# Leon Panetta: White House misplayed troop talks

# Iranian troops ordered to leave U.S. troops alone in Iraq

# Shi'ite rebels are Yemen's "new masters"

# Afghanistan still ruled by "bickering warlords"

# Addressing drone impact in Pakistan

# China and Iran lock NATO out of Caspian Sea

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