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The latest developments on the Russia-Ukraine war:

Voice of America and others are combating censorship attempts from Russia.

A Russian radio station has been taken off the air after authorities threatened to shut it down over its coverage of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Russian authorities have threatened to fine or block 10 Russian independent media outlets if they do not delete publications about the war in Ukraine and have interfered with access to Facebook and Twitter.

“I have two sons and I don’t want to give them to that bloody monster," said one protestor."War is a tragedy for all of us,”

RFE/RL has rejected Russian state media-monitoring agency Roskomnadzor's threat to block its Current Time website in Russia unless it deletes information about Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Oleksiy Arestovych, adviser to the head of the President's Office of Ukraine, said that Kyiv's position during the negotiations with Russia is understandable and consists in a ceasefire and the withdrawal of all Russian troops from the territory of Ukraine.

THE Russia-Ukraine war has already seen a large death toll after Russian forces invaded.As the bitter conflict rages on, that grim tally will only ris

Ukraine's interior minister said there were dozens of civilian deaths after the country's second largest city, Kharkiv, was shelled on February 28. The northeastern city has become one of the major battlegrounds since Russia's military invaded Ukraine. Security analyst Ruslan Leviyev told Current Time that Russian forces were intensifying rocket attacks after their ground offensive stalled. (WARNING: Viewers may find the content of this video disturbing.)

Russia’s media regulator is warning independent news outlets to not report negatively on the war in Ukraine, including on troop causalities. The regu