Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: Everything you need to know
There have been shelling attacks, explosions and gunfire in Kyiv as Ukrainian forces battle Russian invaders on three sides.
Moscow launched an assault by land, sea and air, making it the biggest attack on a European state since World War II.
The US has warned Russian President Vladimir Putin’s actions will “cost his country dearly”.
President Joe Biden has unveiled a fresh round of sanctions in response, targeting Russian banks and Oligarchs.
Meanwhile, Australia has imposed travel bans on more than 30 Russian individuals and is expected to extend to every member of parliament.
More Russian companies and banks will also be prevented from doing business in Australia.
At this stage, both the US and Australia have ruled out sending troops to support Ukraine in the conflict.
Anti-war protests have broken out across Russia, with large crowds gathering near the Kremlin.
Channel 9 European correspondent in Kyiv, Carrie-Anne Greenbank, told Gareth Parker on 6PR Breakfast Russia is targeting military infrastructure.
Press PLAY below to hear Carrie-Anne Greenbank’s report from the ground.