Sounds like the building on fire was a training facility, so the world got lucky. Where are the military professionals in these invasion forces? You know, officers who can point out that it's a bad idea to shoot directly at Europe's largest reactor complex, and that functioning power plants have strategic value.
Meanwhile, I like the Japanese non-lethal assistance, it's stuff they really need in Ukraine and sometimes gets overlooked when countries are sending aid.
It is a rare move by Japan, which has a principle of not shipping defense supplies to countries in conflict.
Bulletproof vests, helmets, tents, as well as generators, food, winter clothes and medical supplies will be delivered by Self-Defense Force aircraft.