Shares in missile makers gain as global stock markets see red on Russian invasion

Shipping container lines stop sailings to and from Ukraine

Rescuers work at the crash site of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' Antonov aircraft, which, according to the State Emergency Service, was shot down in the Kyiv region of Ukraine.

Shares in companies making missiles and military equipment climbed despite a widespread slump in global stock markets, as the shock waves from the Russian invasion of Ukraine spread across global markets.                      

Danish brewer Carlsberg and a Coca-Cola bottler shut their plants in Ukraine, and shipping container lines stopped sailings to and from Ukraine, suggesting further disruptions to world trade.