How to generate rsa-sha2-256 keys using ssh-keygen utility? [closed] - ssh

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I want to generate rsa-sha2-256 ssh key pair usinv ssh-keygen utility. Can you please share the command for the same?
For ssh-rsa, it's ssh-keygen -t rsa

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