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NPR News: 03-30-2026 5PM EDT

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🗓️ 30 March 2026

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0:00.0

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Rylan Barton.

0:04.2

The FBI says a man who crashed his pickup truck into a Detroit area synagogue earlier this month was carrying out an attack

0:10.9

inspired by Iran-backed terrorist organization Hezbollah.

0:15.0

FBI officials say Ayma and Gonzali made a video before the attack, saying he wanted to kill as many of them as I possibly

0:22.7

can. Gazali exchanged gunfire with a security guard before fatally shooting himself. No one among the

0:28.5

150 children and staff were injured. An Iranian missile strike on a base in Saudi Arabia

0:34.1

wounded as many as 20 U.S. troops. NPR's Quill Lawrence reports Iran also destroyed

0:38.9

two vital U.S. radar planes. A U.S. official not authorized to speak publicly has confirmed

0:44.3

to NPR that two E3-century aircraft were damaged in the Iranian missile and drone attack on

0:49.8

Friday. The E-3 sentries are known as AWACs, which stands for airborne warning and control system aircraft,

0:56.0

and are crucial along with U.S. drones and satellites to de-conflicting friendly aircraft and detecting threats.

1:02.8

Iran appears to have targeted the planes precisely where they sat uncovered at the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia.

1:09.5

Also, the official confirmed that the number of

1:11.5

wounded service members has grown since initial reports, including several injuries described as

1:16.3

serious. Quill Lawrence NPR News. Russia says one of its oil tankers is now docked in Cuba with

1:22.1

emergency fuel. It's the first delivery since the Trump administration imposed a blockade three

1:26.9

months ago. NPR's Charles Maines has more. Russia's Ministry first delivery since the Trump administration imposed a blockade three months ago.

1:27.7

NPR's Charles Mainz has more.

1:29.4

Russia's Ministry of Transportation said the oil tanker Anatoly Kolotkin arrived in port early

1:34.8

Monday, where it was set to unload nearly three quarters of a million barrels of crude oil.

1:39.5

The move amounted to at least a pause in a U.S. fuel embargo against Cuba,

1:43.5

buying the island a few more weeks before its fuel reserves run dry. Over the weekend in a U.S. fuel embargo against Cuba, buying the island a few more weeks

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