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Plant but since put out according to ukrainian officials. the chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live in the ground in the city of lviv, jonathan. >> trace, good morning to you, sirens have been sounding here in lviv in the city which is as of yet untouched physically by this war. but it is a sign of just how nervous every ukrainian is right across this country. and very nervous this morning to wake up these people and see that there has been fighting in and around europe's largest nuclear power plant. it was hit, at least part of it by a russian shell. then there was an intense firefight an...

The russian shells hit eight administrative training building. several of the nuclear reactors were shut down at the time. the reactors in concrete casings but still vulnerable. knowing the dangers that lurk there, trace, the last 36 hours or so trying to block the movement of russian tanks and troops setting up barriers and literally standing in their way. but finally the civilian efforts were overcome. of course, all of this raises fear of the world's worst nuclear disaster appear that happen chernobyl, happen in ukraine in 1986. initially one reactor had been hit overnight. there was anguis...

As you said, the fire in a training building three hours ago, the ministry of foreign affairs saying that the fire was in the plant, calling on the world to wake up. saying that an explosion could potentially be ten times larger than chernobyl. when you take a step back, and you look at this, there's a few things here that the russian army could be doing. number one, this power plant provides power for 25% of ukraine. when you look at what's what's happening in the north of the country, we know there are villages that have been being bombed, i know the tower was cut there, the ball on the loca...

Happened, with the latest reports suggesting that the fighting has stopped, and the emergency services allowed in to put out the blaze. jonah fisher, bbc news. we're joined now by our kyiv correspondent james waterhouse. good morning. we will pick up on what is happening in the capital in a moment but let's have a look at this power plant in the south—east of the country, and this shelling, this attack has been to globally. yes, this is very much the story of the night, really, there zaporizhzhya power plant, the biggest in europe, it sits in the south of ukraine. we are told that after heav...

What we do know is the ukrainian emergency services say the fire was in a training building. it's not a reactor. ukraine is telling the iaea that there is no change in radiation levels. they say the fire hasn't affected essential equipment, plant personnel working on what they are calling mitigating actions, and that firefighters are there. obviously, there are still concerns for the safety of the plant overall. and as your experts have been saying, if cooling is interrupted for the reactors, for example, that would be a very big deal. you know, and as we've been saying, your mind goes to 1986...