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Iconic U.S. jeans and clothing maker Levi's says it is suspending operations in Russia over Moscow's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.

Russian forces have shot and killed the mayor of the Ukrainian town of Hostomel, local officials say, as he was distributing bread to residents trapped by Moscow's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. 

A third round of talks between Russian and Ukrainian negotiators have begun as the two sides seek a path to end Moscow's unprovoked invasion of its neighbor.

Russian rights groups for years have documented how police and prison guards subject detainees and inmates to abuse and even torture. A surreptitiously recorded police interrogation of a woman detained for an anti-war protest provides yet further evidence.

Russians opposed to Vladimir Putin's bloody invasion of Ukraine are reportedly leaving the country in growing numbers. One destination is Armenia, which has not backed international efforts to isolate and condemn the Kremlin's unprovoked military assault.

Several Russian television channels have been hacked and had their programming substituted with coverage of the war in Ukraine by independent broadcasters Current Time and Dozhd TV, outlets blocked in Russia by the authorities. 

Fresh round of Russia Ukraine peace talks begins in Brest.

A noted Tajik rights defender who was sentenced to nine years in prison in October on fraud charges that he has rejected faces an additional fraud charge.

The leaders of the United States, France, Germany, and Britain have vowed to further punish Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, the White House said on March 7.

A prominent Iranian director has accused authorities of censorship after they prevented the screening of his latest film. In an emotional video posted online, Dariush Mehrjui, the director of the iconic movie, The Cow, said he will stage a protest at the Culture Ministry.