Russia says it has full control of Mariupol steel plant

Here’s what else to know

• Globally, the fallout from three months of war is now being felt in Finland after the state-owned energy firm Gasum announced its Russian natural gas supplier, Gazprom, will cut off shipments Saturday.
• World financial leaders in the Group of Seven nations agreed to provide Ukraine with about $20 billion in short-term economic support to stabilize its economy amid the ongoing invasion.
• Zelensky blasted an airstrike in the Kharkiv region as “absolutely evil” after a Russian missile reportedly hit a cultural center and injured seven, including an 11-year-old. Three adults were reportedly killed Friday after intense shelling in Severodonetsk hit a school where more than 200 people — including children — were sheltering, according to the regional governor.
• As the battle rages, the Senate approved President Biden’s $40 billion package of fresh military, humanitarian and financial aid to Ukraine. Biden is set to sign the package into law during a trip to East Asia that starts in South Korea on Friday.
• The Washington Post has lifted its paywall for readers in Russia and Ukraine. Telegram users can subscribe to our channel.