RUSSIA-UKRAINE CRISIS: PUTIN SAYS RUSSIA'S NEIGHBOURS SHOULD AVOID ESCALATING TENSIONS

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Russia Ukraine Crisis in Real Time: On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin encouraged his neighbours not to exacerbate hostilities over the Ukraine situation. "We have no ill feelings toward our neighbours." Furthermore, I would advise them not to exacerbate the problem or impose any limits. In televised remarks, Putin stated, "We fulfil all of our responsibilities and will continue to do so." "We do not see any need here to irritate or deteriorate our relations," Russian President Vladimir Putin added. And all of our acts, if they occur, are always in response to hostile activities, actions directed towards the Russian Federation."

According to Ukrainian authorities, Russian soldiers seized Europe's largest nuclear power facility after a building at the site was set ablaze amid severe battle with Ukrainian defenders. Before authorities declared the fire in a building designated as a training centre had been doused, fears of a probable nuclear accident at the Zaporizhzhia plant had caused anxiety throughout the world. There has been no discharge of radiation at the Ukrainian nuclear plant that was targeted, according to the director of the UN's atomic watchdog.

Meanwhile, fighting in southern Ukraine intensified, with Kherson becoming the first city to fall into Russian hands, with bombardment in Mariupol, Chernihiv, and Kharkiv continuing. On the edges of Mariupol, a vital port city on the Azov Sea, heavy fighting is still going on. The Russian military claims possession of Kherson, and local Ukrainian officials have verified that Russian forces have taken control of the Black Sea port's local government buildings.

Both sides have agreed to build corridors for civilians to safely evacuate conflict zones, according to a member of Ukraine's delegation dispatched to negotiate with Russians. According to Mykhailo Podolyak, a Zelenskyy adviser, the corridors will feature cease-fires along the way.

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