What's happened in Ukraine

Updates about Ukraine crisis so far 

If you're just joining our live updates of the Ukraine crisis then, welcome. Here’s what Qazet.az reported for past couple hours;

• A fire broke out at the nuclear power plant in Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant - Europe's largest - after a Russian shelling attack. Ukraine responders have managed to extinguish the blaze
• Ukraine’s State Emergency Services said there were no victims from the fire, which didn’t affect the reactor sites but a nearby five-storey training site
• Russia’s attack sparked immediate condemnation from Western leaders who called it a “horrific” and “reckless” act that threatened the safety of all of Europe
• Ukraine President Zelensky had hours ago called on other nations to take more action immediately againsty Putin's “nuclear terror”
• He called on Europeans to “wake up” to the prospect of a global catastrophe like the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear meltdown, and said Russia was the first country in history to try and bomb a nuclear power plant
• Elsewhere, Russia is strengthening its campaign in the south of Ukraine, where it’s closing in on the key city of Mariupol after capturing Kherson two days ago.
• Over a million refugees have now fled Ukraine. Both Russia and Ukaine have agreed to establishing “humanitarian corridors” to evacuate civilians