More than 68,000 Ukrainians have taken refuge in Turkey following Russia’s invasion, said an official from the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) on Wednesday. UNHCR Turkey representative Philippe Leclerc said the agency was dealing with an “ever-rising number of refugees” as part of this “fast tragedy”, reported Turkey’s Anadolu Agency. The UN official told Turkish media that Ankara’s approach to Ukrainians would match their policy towards Syrians, enabling those fleeing wars to “access services and learn skills to become self-reliant”. Leclerc said: “This is the policy the Turkish government has been…