The Rundown -- March 12

# BBC publishes RFE/RL Belarusian Service report on a man investigated for a "blog" written on a fence outside his home

# Natalia Churikova of RFE/RL's Ukrainian Service interviewed on Czech Aktualne TV

# Global Voices cites Golnaz Esfandiari's participation in the Iran Cyber Dialogue conference

# Guardian publishes Bruce Pannier's rundown of Nazarbayev's snap elections

# Washington Post editorial quotes Brian Whitmore on possible Kadyrov connection to Nemtsov killing

# U.S. to send Ukraine drones and more aid

# Azov Battalion fighter says "no more than half" his comrades are Nazis; another says just 10 to 20 percent

# Spy games "sabotaging" Ukraine's intelligence agency
# "Russia and Ukraine: Pressure Points Loom" - Catherine Boyle, CNBC

# Rumors that Putin is ill

# Suspicions that Nemtsov confession made under duress

# Ketchum quits Russia

# "Russia Is Hacking Your News Feed" - Leonid Bershidsky, Bloomberg

# Iraq's newest conflict rescues rusting tanks from scrapheap

# U.S.-trained forces investigated for war crimes (graphic images in ABC report)

# How IS uses Twitter to recruit women

# "Iraqi Army Cements Hold on Tikrit, but Islamic State Sends a Message" - Anne Barnard, New York Times

# Saudi foreign minister says "Iran is taking over" Iraq

# Saudi nuclear deal raises stakes for talks

# People still pretty upset over Iran letter

Afghanistan/Pakistan
# Probe into rare Kabul mosque shooting

# Pakistan tests missile that could carry nuclear warhead to every part of India

# Pakistan paramilitary force raids headquarters of MQM

# Armenia confirms participation in Euro Games in Azerbaijan