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Russia launches missile attack on Ukrainian energy infrastructure Russia launches new Iranian cruise missile with 900 rounds Russia is trying to recruit spies from US churches India suspends visa service for Canadian Strange phenomenon happens in China's four continents Topic 1 village, 1 news on China's internet makes people worried Welcome to FBNC's September 22 International news Here are today's outstanding news Russia continues to launch missile attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure Russia launched a large-scale missile attack on Ukraine on September 21 The Ukrainian power transmission system operator said Russia's attack on Ukraine on September 21 marked the first series of attacks on energy infrastructure in six months. According to Ukrainego, energy facilities in western and central Ukraine have been damaged, causing power outages in the areas of Rivne, Zhytomyr, Kyiv, Dnipro and Kharkiv. Russian forces tried to break Ukraine's energy system by large-scale attacks in autumn 2012 and winter 2013, leading to frequent power outages and a lack of repair systems across the country. President Volodymyr Zelensky warned at the end of July that Russia could resume that strategy this winter. Ukrainego reported on September 21 that 398 residential areas had been cut off from the power grid, many of which were in the advanced areas of Donetsk, Zaporizhzhya, Kharkiv, Kherson and Sumy. The Russian defense minister has set his eyes on a new missile built by Iran during a visit to the country on Wednesday, when Moscow promised that relations with Tehran would reach a new high in the context of war in Ukraine. According to a clip posted on X, previously on Twitter, an unidentified cruise missile with a range of about 1,500 kilometers or 930 rounds was discovered in a clip recording Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoygu's visit to Iran's military bases. The missile, which looks like the Quds III missile used by the Houthi forces backed by Tehran in Yemen, is an unofficial Iranian defense account. According to military expert David Hamble, there is very little detailed information about the development of this missile, as well as the possibility that Russia is interested in this technology. But it looks very similar to the Quds III missile used in Yemen, where this missile may be tested. The Russian Defense Ministry said that Mr. Shoygu visited the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps on his trip to the country this week and saw missile weapons, unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as air defense equipment produced by Iran. Images and footage from the visit show that Shoygu also saw Iran's yellow air defense missile, called the 358 missile. Iran has and is developing its missile capabilities and in early August, Tehran is said to have begun testing a new cruise missile with a ramjet engine. Mr. Hamble told Newsweek. Like other cruise missiles, the Quds III is equipped with a small propellant engine, which makes it much faster than unmanned aircraft that attack with missiles like the Shahid 136, which is sold to Russia and gives it a better chance to break through the defense system. Russian intelligence officials have tried to extort information from churches in the United States, which has led to FBI interference. The story on September 14 in a detailed diplomatic magazine, how the FBI warned Russian Catholic and Greek Catholic professors about possible attempts by Russian diplomats to use their churches to extort. One of the suspects is a Russian who is said to be willing to spend money on members of the church. Catholicism is a popular religion in Russia and Ukraine, but especially in Russia. The Church in Russia has also publicly supported the Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine. This has caused a stir among professors around the world. The leader of the Russian Catholic Church, Fr. Kirill, also argued about his relationship with the head of state of Russia, as well as a petition calling for the military to be mobilized to bravely carry out its military mission. Two journalists, Andrey Sotatov and Irina Borogan, wrote that they reviewed FBI documents to determine and highlight the activities of a senior member in the Foreign Relations Department of the Russian Orthodox Church, which the FBI suspected had something to do with Russian intelligence. They wrote, The FBI's warnings show that the church may even have closer links to Putin's regime than many observers have seen, with significant potential effects on foreign influence in the Kremlin. According to Newsweek, the FBI's warnings say there are many reasons to suspect that a senior official of the Russian Foreign Relations Department, who has recently arrived in the United States, is an unofficial Russian intelligence officer. The two journalists wrote, His goal in the United States, according to the warnings, is to recruit professors of the Russian Orthodox Church and other Orthodox churches. According to Newsweek, this official is said to have been stopped by U.S. Customs and Border Protection and inspected when he arrived in the United States in 2021. He is said to own documents related to Russia's foreign intelligence and its military intelligence agencies. Sudartov told the host of the program Erin Burnett that not only have the agencies in Moscow found a way to use the church, but the church seems to be quite happy to be used. Relations between India and Canada are getting worse after Delhi announced a suspension of visas for Canadians due to security threats faced by embassies and embassies in Canada. BLS International, Canada's Indian Immigration Administration, said on its website that all visa-issuing services for Canadians had been suspended until further notice. Arindam Bagchi, spokesman for the Indian Foreign Ministry, confirmed the suspension at a press conference, referring to the violence, inaction of the Canadian government and the creation of an environment that disrupts the activities of our embassies and embassies. India has long accused Canada of providing a safe haven for what it calls the so-called Khalistan-style terrorists, an independent group of banned fascists in India. Canada has the largest population of fascists outside Punjab, their homeland. India's spokesman said, You know about the security threats that our embassies in Canada are facing. This has disrupted their normal activities. Accordingly, our senior officials and embassies are temporarily unable to handle visa applications. We will regularly review the situation. On September 20, India updated its travel advice to Canada, warning that residents and tourists in this country must be very careful, as anti-Indian activities are increasing and the crime of revenge is rampant politically in Canada. Canada's own advice for its citizens traveling to India includes warnings about the threat of terrorist attacks across the country. Both sides said they were also suspending trade talks. The Canadian Foreign Ministry spokesman also told Canadian media that after some diplomats in India received online threats, they temporarily adjusted their staff in their senior office in Delhi. On September 19, many people in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China recorded an unexpected luminous object appearing in the night sky, flying wildly like a flying dragon in the sky. Since the beginning of this year, there have been a lot of videos about UFOs filmed in Chengdu and circulated widely on the Internet. Chengdu netizens shot a video of a flying object in Chengdu and said, What is this? Look at that. Oh, it keeps spinning. There's a light on it. Oh, an unidentified flying object. From the video, you can see a continuous stream of light over the night sky, looking like a flying dragon. The witnesses said the phenomenon lasted for a few hours. At about 10 p.m. that day, a witness filmed the video and said, This is a mother ship. This is an unidentified baby ship being launched. The mother ship is spinning there. The strange phenomenon of a flying dragon appearing in Chengdu has caused netizens to go wild. Some people say it's a dragon. I took some pictures, and it really looks like a dragon. Is it possible that it's a real dragon? All the animals in the 12 reptiles exist outside of the dragon. Some netizens say it's a UFO. Recently, the sky has become more and more sci-fi. It can be seen from a distance of 30 km. Why do these things appear everywhere? I saw a green light on the sky last night. Since the beginning of this year, there have been many UFO-like phenomena in Chengdu. On July 6, in Baichang, Chengdu, many people took a picture of a UFO appearing in the sky. It's very close to the ground, slowly moving forward in the clouds, and then disappearing. On June 22, another UFO appeared on the sky of Chengdu. Video taken by netizens shows a green light balloon flying in the sky, followed by a fighter jet chasing it. What's that? It's too bright! The witness shouted. The point is that there is a fighter jet chasing it. On June 10, the UFO appeared again in Chengdu. A long, green-lit object appeared in the sky. Witnesses said the object was very bright, but it could disappear immediately and reappear somewhere else. On March 23, many people in Chengdu saw a light-emitting object appear on the sky at night, a circle of light on the sky. A witness said, at first it was a circle, but now it has become like this. It feels like it's sucking something in. It's too shocking. Recently, on the Chinese network, the topic of a village, a canteen, spread all over the country. The Chinese government tried to restore people's communes and public canteens during the Great Leap Forward period. The community meal was a public canteen of rural people's communes in 1958 and the Great Leap Forward period. It was a product of the planned economic and material distribution control of the Chinese Communist Party, but in the end it failed. On September 7, the People's Daily wrote an article titled The idea of ​​the People's City drawing a picture of a happy city. On July 27, the People's Daily also published an article about the idea of ​​a village, a canteen for the elderly in the village of Tuong Gia Tri Dau, Phung Hoa District, Ninh Ba City, Chiang Rai Province to advertise. Recently, the topic of launching a village, a canteen all over China flooded the Internet, especially on social networks. It is said that to solve the problem of food safety and nutrition in rural areas, people can eat cheap and nutritious meals that cost only 2-5 yuan per meal, which is more than 6-16,000 yuan. Earlier, Professor Tai Dien from the Business School of ICANN at South Carolina University said that to deal with the economic crisis, the Chinese government has restored the food supply system by using subsidized supply cooperatives and collective farms to control the people more easily. He said that the elderly in China all know that the Chinese government wants to control everything, in addition to knives, firewood, guns, they also want to control the people through the planned economy. The Chinese government has established people's communes and a food system so that no one has to harvest a lot of food. The Chinese government has established people's communes and a food system so that no one has to harvest a lot of food. The commentator also said that he did not expect the planned economy to reappear. It seems that the Chinese economy is very bad. The Chinese Communist Party has run out of energy and no other choice but to apply this method. Many netizens have commented on this. Netizens, one person commented that the people in the canteen are relatives of the mayor, and the farmers can still live off low income because they work for themselves, they now want to stop this life path, the French account said. The result is that a large number of people in this business can earn a lot of money. Liu Baobao said this is not just one of the other methods This is FBNC's International news Thank you for watching See you in the next FBNC's International news