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CCTV.com reports (Xinwen Lianbo):

Newly Revised Measures for the Protection and Management of Martyrs' Memorial Facilities to Take Effect in November

Reporters learned from the Ministry of Veterans Affairs that the newly revised Measures for the Protection and Management of Martyrs' Memorial Facilities will officially take effect on November 1 this year. The new measures systematically improve protection and maintenance measures across the entire lifecycle of martyrs' memorial facilities, strictly regulate their construction, relocation, renovation and expansion, and strengthen comprehensive safeguards for their security and protection.

Activities Held Nationwide Under the Theme “Hold High the Pioneers' Flag and Follow the Party; Young People Carry Forward a New Long March”

Today, October 13, marks the 77th anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Young Pioneers. The Central Committee of the Communist Youth League and the National Working Committee of the Chinese Young Pioneers held activities under the theme “Hold High the Pioneers' Flag and Follow the Party; Young People Carry Forward a New Long March.” Through activities such as induction ceremonies, talks on Long March stories, and educational visits and study tours, localities guided Young Pioneers to carry forward their revolutionary heritage and run their leg well in the relay of history on the new journey.

“Red Star Over China: Setting Out Again on a New Long March” Online Themed Publicity Event Held

The “Red Star Over China: Setting Out Again on a New Long March” online themed publicity event was held today, October 13, in Yudu, Jiangxi. Through visual presentations, storytelling, immersive performances and interactive expression, the event vividly explained the historical value and contemporary significance of the great Long March spirit and fully showcased people's vibrant efforts to follow the Long March path in the new era.

16th Airshow China to Be Held in December on a Record Scale

The 16th Airshow China will be held from December 7 to 13 in Zhuhai, Guangdong, with more than 1,100 companies from nearly 50 countries and regions participating and more than 3,000 pieces of equipment on display. Multiple types of new equipment from the Chinese Air Force and Navy will be showcased together, and several Chinese and foreign aerobatic teams will also participate in this edition.

Saudi Capital Attacked Again; Houthis Warn United States Against Intervening

On the evening of October 12, explosions were again heard in Riyadh, the Saudi capital. Maliki, a spokesman for the Saudi-led multinational coalition, subsequently said that one ballistic missile launched by Yemen's Houthi armed group toward Riyadh and two ballistic missiles fired toward the southwestern Saudi city of Khamis Mushait had been intercepted and destroyed. Saudi Arabia's General Authority of Civil Aviation said that King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh would remain closed. Some sessions of the World Petroleum Congress taking place in Riyadh have moved online.

On October 12, the Houthi armed group released information about its renewed attack on the Saudi capital's airport that day and warned the United States not to participate in “aggression” against Yemen.

EU Adds Sweeping Sanctions Against Russia; Russia Says It Will Respond

At a foreign ministers' meeting held in Luxembourg on October 12, the European Union adopted its largest-ever single list of sanctions against Russia, adding nearly 1,600 individuals and entities, mainly in Russia's military-industrial sector. In response, Russia's Permanent Mission to the EU said that day that the EU's unilateral sanctions were illegal and would fail, and that Russia would respond to the EU's hostile actions.

Refrigeration Systems at Hundreds of French Supermarkets Hit by Cyberattack, Causing Heavy Losses

The Paris prosecutor's office in France said on October 12 that hundreds of French supermarkets had suffered a cyberattack on the evening of October 11. The temperature of refrigeration equipment at these supermarkets was raised to 50 degrees Celsius, causing large quantities of fresh and frozen products to spoil and some equipment to catch fire. Losses from the incident could reach several million euros. Investigations are currently ongoing. According to French media reports, the cyberattack targeted refrigeration control systems made by the Danish manufacturer Danfoss, and hackers may have remotely activated a forced-defrost function. France's National Cybersecurity Agency has confirmed that the relevant Danfoss software contains a security vulnerability.