From axios.com:

The latest:

• Zelensky proposes compensation for “victims of Russian aggression”
• Watch: Volodymyr Zelensky interviewed by Jonathan Swan
• Tennis tours penalize Wimbledon for banning Russian, Belarusian players
• Russia to halt gas exports to Finland, energy provider say

• Former Marine Trevor Reed on Russian imprisonment: “I wouldn’t let myself hope”
• G7 countries pledge nearly $20 billion in financial aid for Ukraine
• 5 international attorneys general voice support for Ukraine’s prosecutor general
• Senate passes $40 billion aid package for Ukraine
• Twitter unveils “crisis misinformation policy” to slow down viral tweets

From The Poynter Report with Tom Jones:

On assignment in Ukraine

NBC News chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel is back this Friday with another “On Assignment with Richard Engel.” This time, Engel features on-the-ground reporting from Ukraine. The episode — called “Ukraine: Freedom or Death” — will air at 10 p.m. Eastern on MSNBC and will stream on Peacock.

Among Engel’s reporting is meeting the Bobkov family, who hid in a bunker in Kharkiv for 27 days. Engel also meets and hears the stories of survivors of various atrocities committed by the Russian forces.

The latest

• How Americans view Russia
• Russia admits to “significant” loss of troops in Ukraine
• UN suspends Russia from Human Rights Council
• Scammers seize on war in Ukraine
• McConnell says it’s his job to lead GOP against Russia’s Ukraine invasion

• How governments are multiplying aid to Ukraine
• Schumer says atrocities in Ukraine are “genocide”
• U.S. hits Russia with fresh sanctions after Bucha killings
• IEA countries agree to release another 60 million barrels of oil
• WHO: Over 70 killed in attacks on Ukraine health facilities
• Zelensky is America’s most popular world leader