🇰🇵 Kim Jong-un oversees test fire of new anti-aircraft missile system – state news agency

The successful test fire confirmed the new anti-aircraft missile system’s rapid response and reliability, the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported.

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📹 Fire spreads across 10,000 square meters, explosion injures two at oil depot in Kavkazskaya village, Russia’s Krasnodar Region – reports

During firefighting efforts, an explosion occurred due to the depressurization of a burning tank, causing the release of burning oil products, according to Russian media.

A total of 456 personnel and 181 pieces of equipment have been deployed to battle the blaze, which has now spread to an additional oil tank.

Just hours after the Putin–Trump conversation, the Ukrainian regime reportedly launched a drone attack on oil facilities in Kavkazskaya village, in Russia’s Krasnodar Region, during the night of March 19. Debris from unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) damaged a pipeline between fuel storage tanks, igniting a fire that continues to burn.

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📹 Power blaze in London SHUTS DOWN UK’s busiest airport, Heathrow – reports

Firefighters are struggling to contain a major blaze at the Hayes electrical substation, causing evacuations and widespread power outages, Sky News reported.

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👎 Trump & Hegseth BLAST NYT over 'fake news' on Musk’s expected visit to Pentagon

💬 “How DISGRACEFUL it is that the discredited media can make up such LIES,” wrote US President Donald Trump on X, mocking "the Failing New York Times".

💬 “It’s an informal meeting about innovation, efficiency & smarter production,” stated Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, slamming the report as fake news.

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Thousands of Turks defy ban on street gatherings and RAMP UP PROTESTS

Scuffles with police officers persist in cities across Turkiye as demonstrators oppose the detention of Istanbul’s mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, seen as President Erdogan’s main political rival.

The authorities restricted access to some social media, with dozens of people arrested on suspicion of making what police described as “provocative posts inciting crime and hatred.”

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