The Rundown -- April 13

# Yahoo uses RFE/RL video of Poland marking fifth anniversary of plane crash that killed president

# Yahoo uses RFE/RL video of aftermath of suicide bombing in Kabul

# Russia (sort of) bans memes

# Russia says it has uncovered a group of spy satellites

# Long Read: "What Russians Really Think" - Katherin Hille, Financial Times

Ukraine
# Group responsible for bombing campaign in Ukraine speaks to Simon Shuster

# Reuters journalist leaves Iraq after threats from Shi'ite militias

# IS video shows destruction of ancient Assyrian city

# Bombings kill 12 in Baghdad

# U.S. steps up air campaign as controversial Shi'ite militias withdraw

# U.S. Navy boarded freighter they suspected of delivering weapons to Huthis in Yemen

# Hundreds of Iranians protest outside Saudi Embassy after claims of abuse in Jeddah airport

# Obama denounces efforts to "derail" nuclear deal

# "Iran's Supreme Leader Gets to No" - Eli Lake, Bloomberg

# Some states will keep sanctions on Iran with or without deal

# Five abducted aid workers killed in Afghanistan

# "Why is Pakistan not supporting its old friend?" - Ayesha Almazroui, National

# UAE ministers warn of "heavy price" for Turkey and Pakistan for "ambiguous stand"

# Pope calls mass deaths of Armenians "genocide"

# Kardashian mania in Armenia

# How Skopje became Europe’s new capital of kitsch