内容摘要：Ukrainian officials fear the most recent strike could signal another concerted Russian attempt to deplete the power grid as winter arrives.

Ukrainian officials fear the most recent strike could signal another concerted Russian attempt to deplete the power grid as winter arrives.

"Even though the national security architecture in the United States perceives Russia as a threat, Trump personally has not acted as if he perceives Russia as a threat," Mr Moore tells the BBC.that Trump has a closer relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin than he lets on.

However, Trump has in the past stepped in to help Nigeria fight Boko Haram, a group of Islamist militants which has plagued the West African country for 15 years."During [former President Barack] Obama's tenure, Nigerian-Americans advocated tirelessly for him, yet he declined Nigeria's requests for arms. When our communities in northern Nigeria were under attack by Boko Haram, it was Trump who ultimately approved the purchase of Tucano jets, allowing us to strengthen our defences," former lawmaker Ehiozuwa Johnson Agbonayinmma told Nigerian news outlet the Vanguard.There is also the issue of Sudan's civil war, which has been rumbling on for 18 months and has killed tens of thousands of people.

"Trump is very transactional," Mr Moore said. "I'm really doubtful that the Trump administration is going to care more about what's happening in Sudan than, say, the Biden administration did."But ultimately, there is no way to be totally sure what Trump will set his sights on once he is in office.

As Mr Moore says: "Trump is very unorthodox in how he does everything. So one has to be pretty open to new things, not necessarily good things, but new things happening."

News of Donald Trump's return to power in the White House has made global headlines.A spokesperson added: “Ofcom has set out the proposed steps companies will have to take to protect children on their platforms under the

, including using highly effective age checks and altering their algorithms to filter out harmful content.”Young carers from Wiltshire are taking part in a national award which aims to raise awareness of the hidden work of the group.

There are 75 young carers at the Royal Wootton Bassett Academy. Kerry Heaphy, deputy head of inclusion said the award scheme helps them "identify our young carers, look out for them and support them".The scheme provides primary and secondary schools across England with step-by-step guidance for schools to gain the practical tools they need.