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(News II thru March 12 is here.) Facing growing international condemnation, Putin sought to turn the tables, slamming Kyiv for what he called the "flagrant violation" of international humanitarian law and accusing Ukraine's army of executing dissenters and using civilians as hostages.https://t.co/s97sLRBB2D

(News II thru March 12 is here.) Facing growing international condemnation, Putin sought to turn the tables, slamming Kyiv for what he called the "flagrant violation" of international humanitarian law and accusing Ukraine's army of executing dissenters and using civilians as hostages.https://t.co/s97sLRBB2D

(News II thru March 12 is here.) Facing growing international condemnation, Putin sought to turn the tables, slamming Kyiv for what he called the "flagrant violation" of international humanitarian law and accusing Ukraine's army of executing dissenters and using civilians as hostages.https://t.co/s97sLRBB2D

(News II thru March 12 is here.) Facing growing international condemnation, Putin sought to turn the tables, slamming Kyiv for what he called the "flagrant violation" of international humanitarian law and accusing Ukraine's army of executing dissenters and using civilians as hostages.https://t.co/s97sLRBB2D

(News II thru March 12 is here.) Facing growing international condemnation, Putin sought to turn the tables, slamming Kyiv for what he called the "flagrant violation" of international humanitarian law and accusing Ukraine's army of executing dissenters and using civilians as hostages.https://t.co/s97sLRBB2D

(News II thru March 12 is here.) Facing growing international condemnation, Putin sought to turn the tables, slamming Kyiv for what he called the "flagrant violation" of international humanitarian law and accusing Ukraine's army of executing dissenters and using civilians as hostages.https://t.co/s97sLRBB2D

(News II thru March 12 is here.) Facing growing international condemnation, Putin sought to turn the tables, slamming Kyiv for what he called the "flagrant violation" of international humanitarian law and accusing Ukraine's army of executing dissenters and using civilians as hostages.https://t.co/s97sLRBB2D

In Melitopol, a mayor who opposed the occupation was kidnapped by Russian soldiers, igniting street protests. Similar protests have broken out in other towns.

As European authorities seize the luxury assets of oligarchs close to Vladimir Putin, a superyacht cloaked in secrecy has come under investigation.

Gen. Mark A. Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said Ukraine’s military was “fighting with extraordinary skill and courage.”