Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban wrote on Facebook on March 11 that “Ukrainians are already threatening my family, children and grandchildren.” “Everything is fine, but there is a limit to everything!” - said Orban. The Hungarian leader posted a short video of himself making phone calls to his family members.

Norwegian police detained three suspects in connection with the explosion at the entrance to the US Embassy in Oslo on the night of March 8, Reuters reports, citing a statement by Norwegian authorities. The suspects are three brothers, they are about 20 years old. Their names have not been disclosed. It is known that they are Norwegian citizens with Iraqi roots. According to the police, the detainees are suspected of organizing a terrorist attack.

Israeli and US strikes on Iran have slowed production of the Shahed-136 kamikze drone, but have not destroyed it, according to a Bloomberg article. Israel and the United States have identified attacks on drone factories as one of their priorities in the war with Iran. The organization and coordination of production was indeed disrupted, but, according to the agency’s interlocutors, Iran is still capable of producing Shaheds, albeit in smaller quantities.

The Lebanese group Hezbollah launched about 100 rockets from Lebanon towards northern Israel on the evening of March 11, The Times of Israel reports, citing the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). The missile strike causes sirens to sound in Haifa, the Galilee and the Golan Heights. The Israel Defense Forces said it responded by striking Hezbollah infrastructure in Beirut, including in Dahiya, the group's stronghold. The IDF also intercepts missiles launched from Lebanon.

The Russian government is working on a plan to cut all non-core, “non-sensitive” budget expenditures by 10 percent, Reuters reports, citing sources. “The Ministry of Finance has informed the departments that distribute budget funds about the need to reduce expenses. Now they are discussing what exactly to cut,” said one of the agency’s interlocutors. Some sources talk about a 10 percent reduction, others say that the size of the reduction has not yet been approved.

Harvey Weinstein gave his first interview from prison. Here are some quotes Curtis Means-Pool/Getty Images/AFP/Scanpix/LETA The Hollywood Reporter magazine published Harvey Weinstein's first major interview from prison. In it, the former film producer admits that he behaved horribly, but categorically denies guilt in the rapes - and insists that he will prove his innocence in court. Weinstein was twice convicted of rape: in New York and in California.

There are legal and political reasons for this. And yes, this reminds me of something Nathan Howard / Reuters / Scanpix / LETA The Donald Trump administration and its political allies in the United States avoid the word “war” when talking about the conflict with Iran, preferring more vague language like “operation” or “mission.” Official statements and comments from Republican politicians have described the strikes on Iranian targets as a "very specific operation" with limited objectives.

This appears to be how the CIA dictates messages to agents in Iran in the absence of other forms of communication. Veronique Durruty/Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images On the day of the US and Israeli attack on Iran, a new numbered radio station in Farsi began operating in Western Europe, writes the Financial Times. According to experts interviewed by the publication, this is how the United States maintains contact with its deeply hidden agents inside Iran.

Semyon Slepakov told in an interview with Elizaveta Osetinskaya how his life was changed by war and emigration Semyon Slepakov is a former participant in KVN and Comedy Club, as well as a producer and screenwriter of the Our Russia project, the TV series Interns and Univer, which aired on the federal First Channel and TNT. He is also known for his satirical songs, including those on political topics.

The Iranian national team will not take part in the World Cup, one of the host countries of which will be the United States. This was stated by Iranian Sports Minister Ahmad Donyamali. “Given that this corrupt regime killed our leader [Ali Khamenei], under no circumstances can we participate in the World Cup,” the minister said. It is not yet clear whether Iran has submitted an official notification to FIFA about its refusal to participate in the World Cup.

The Moscow Meshchansky Court rejected the claim of local resident Dmitry Mezentsev against the Dominoʼs pizzeria chain, who demanded that the company oblige him to feed him free pizza until 2118 in exchange for getting a tattoo with its logo. In 2018, Mezentsev participated in Domino’s “Domino’s Forever” campaign: the company promised, in exchange for a tattoo, to annually issue 350 participants 100 free pizza certificates for 100 years.

We tell you how people live there and why many still don’t want to return Noriko Hayashi / Bloomberg / Getty Images The village of Namie in Fukushima Prefecture. February 2026 On March 11, 2011, the most powerful earthquake in Japanese history caused a tsunami that covered an area of ​​more than 550 square kilometers. This led to an accident at the Fukushima-1 nuclear power plant. At least 164 thousand people were evacuated .

The International Energy Agency has ordered the release of the largest volume of government oil reserves in its history - 400 million barrels, a third of total reserves, The Guardian reported on March 11. The world's energy regulator said its 32 members unanimously agreed to release that much oil from emergency reserves.

Opera singer Ildar Abdrazakov has been appointed the new artistic director of the Mikhailovsky Theater. This was announced by the Governor of St. Petersburg Alexander Beglov. “The Mikhailovsky Theater gives 365 performances a year. Now he will delight the audience under the leadership of a new artistic director - Ildar Abdrazakov. This is a man of amazing talent, a world-famous opera singer, director, and public figure.

Russian authorities are sharing with Iran advanced drone tactics developed during the war against Ukraine, a Western intelligence source told CNN. The channel’s interlocutor claims that these tips help the military of the Islamic Republic to strike the Persian Gulf countries and US military installations in the Middle East. As CNN notes, Shahed drones, developed by Tehran but mass-produced by Moscow, are unexpectedly successful in overcoming the air defenses of the Persian Gulf countries.