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In Ukraine: Ukraine killed a third Russian general since Moscow’s invasion began more than two weeks ago, officials said Friday, as Russia repositioned its beleaguered forces in the north of the country in what Western officials worry is a prelude to a renewed attack on the capital.

Russian airstrikes pounded Ukrainian cities far from the front lines as its military grappled for control over territory it nominally captured. Russian forces kidnapped the mayor of the occupied southern city of Melitopol, who had refused to cooperate with them and continued to fly a Ukrainian flag in his office, an adviser to Ukraine’s interior ministry said.

In the West: President Biden said the U.S. will move to revoke normal trade relations with Russia, joining Western allies in a coordinated action to further punish Moscow.

Markets: Technology stocks extended their declines, dragging broader indexes to weekly losses, as volatility reigned and inflation fears heightened.

• U.S. Plans to Revoke Normal Trade Relations With Russia
• In the Rubble of Kharkiv, Survivors Make Their Stand: ‘It’s a War, and It’s a Dirty War’
• Ukraine’s Railroads Have Become Vital Cog in Kyiv’s War Effort
• Aid Groups Rush Supplies to Ukraine as Medicines Run Low
• Biden Says Russia Would Pay ‘Severe Price’ If It Used Chemical Weapons
• Pressure Mounts for Western Companies Leaving Russia
• Gazprombank: The Big Russian Lender That Dodged Western Sanctions
• California’s National Guard Trained Ukraine’s Military for Decades—and Now It Helps From Afar