At least seven killed in Russian missile strike on railway depot in Kyiv

At least seven people were killed when Russian missiles struck a railway depot in Kyiv, according to the headline accompanying the coverage.

The description also recalls an attack on a Kyiv ammunition depot during the night of August 28-29. That strike killed 38 people.

The surrounding coverage places the Kyiv attack alongside analysis of Russia’s hostility toward Britain. It describes London as a central target of Moscow’s opposition to the West, drawing on the long rivalry between the British and Russian empires.

Other items focus on Donald Trump. The U.S. president ranked American leaders and placed himself above historic figures, while a separate emergency declaration on the electricity network targeted countries under a U.S. arms embargo. China was not named, but it was described as the only country supplying the equipment covered by the measure.