B[Jingjiawei: The CH37 series is advancing customer introduction and small batch production] On October 9, Jingjiawei stated on the interactive platform that the CH37 series is aimed at general markets such as embodied intelligence and edge computing. It has core advantages such as abundant AI computing power, flexible computing accuracy, and multi-modal perception fusion, and is suitable for scenarios with high multi-modal perception and low-latency requirements such as robots, industrial drones, and embodied intelligence. Currently, CH37 series products are continuing to promote customer introduction, small batch mass production, improvement of supporting software development and optimization, and sales promotion activities. B[Consolidating the technical foundation and accelerating the construction of international standardization in the field of China's low-altitude economy] October 9th, the reporter learned today that China is deeply involved in the low-altitude economic standardization work of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), and promotes the establishment, development and release of international standards. Among them, the "UAV Perception and Obstacle Avoidance System" co-led by China has filled the gap in international standards in related fields. The "Card and Identification Security Equipment Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) License and UAV/UAS Security Module Part 5: UAV/UAS Security Module Test Method" led by China has been successfully approved as the first international standard proposal in the field of unmanned aircraft identification.
The "UAV Perception and Obstacle Avoidance System" is oriented to the application of complex urban scenarios. It stipulates the general functions, system architecture, performance and safety and quality requirements of the UAV's perception and obstacle avoidance system for aircraft or other objects. It clarifies technical parameters such as detection distance and safe separation distance, and provides detailed provisions for obstacle detection and emergency obstacle avoidance strategies during the landing phase. This standard provides a common technical framework for the safe operation of drones under conditions such as dense high-rise buildings, dense crowds, and complex electromagnetic environments. It will help reduce cross-border application and market access barriers and enhance China's ability to participate in the formulation of international rules. "Card and Identification Security Equipment Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) License and UAV/UAS Security Module Part 5: UAV/UAS Security Module Test Method" is an important progress China has made in the field of unmanned aircraft identification and safety supervision. This standard focuses on the license and security modules of unmanned aircraft systems, stipulates the testing methods for drones and UAS security modules, and establishes a unified testing benchmark for relevant identity recognition security modules.
Unified safety module testing specifications will provide technical support for drones to be "identifiable, traceable, and supervised" and solidify the technical foundation for safe and orderly operation and cross-border applications. (CCTV News) B[Russia claims it is attacking Ukrainian military industrial enterprises, and Ukraine claims it is attacking multiple Russian targets] On October 8, the Russian Ministry of Defense released a battle report on the 7th stating that in the past 24 hours, the Russian army launched attacks on Ukrainian drone production workshops and storage points, ammunition and military supplies warehouses, and temporary deployment points of the Ukrainian army and foreign mercenaries in 146 areas. Russian air defense forces also shot down 4 guided air bombs and 764 fixed-wing drones. The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported on the 7th that in the early morning of October 6th and 7th, the Ukrainian army attacked multiple Russian targets in Bryansk Oblast, Donetsk and Luhansk, including Russian airports, radar stations, drone command posts, logistics warehouses and fuel depots. B[Russia claims large-scale attack on Ukrainian military industrial enterprises and port facilities] On October 7, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that the Russian army used land-based, sea-based, and air-based high-precision weapons and drones to carry out large-scale attacks on Ukrainian targets in the early morning of that day. In Kiev City, Kiev Oblast, Chernihiv Oblast, Kirovograd Oblast, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Poltava Oblast and Kharkiv Oblast, military-industrial enterprises that produce and store "Flamingo" cruise missiles and medium- and long-range drones for the "Fire Point" company were attacked. In Odessa region, attacks were carried out on port and ship repair infrastructure and on ships used by the Ukrainian military. There is currently no response from Ukraine. (CCTV News) B[Black Sea oil tanker caught fire after attack, Russia rescued all 23 Indian crew members] On October 7, according to a report from the Russian Ministry of Transport, a Liberian-flagged oil tanker caught fire after being attacked by a drone in the Black Sea on the evening of the 6th. Russian emergency personnel successfully rescued all 23 crew members. The Russian Ministry of Transport issued a notice on social platforms saying that the oil tanker was attacked by a drone launched by an unmanned ship at sea, and "crude oil is burning on the surface of the Black Sea." Because the fire was too violent, Russian firefighters were temporarily unable to put out the fire. They can start putting out the fire after the fire weakens. The report stated that all 23 crew members on board were Indian citizens and all had been rescued and no one was injured. The beach area near the incident site has been controlled and entry is prohibited. According to AFP, the tanker was attacked by Ukraine. In recent weeks, both Russia and Ukraine have threatened to escalate their strikes. Russia stormed key bridges in the Ukrainian capital of Kiev, Ukrainian port facilities and the Ukrainian military logistics center. Ukraine attacked the Russian capital Moscow and oil facilities in southern Russia, causing oil spills on the sea, beach closures and black rain. B[The United States reports the loss of 81 military aircraft in the war with Iraq, including 12 F-15 fighter jets] October 7th, according to a report released by the US Congressional Research Service on the 5th, since the United States and Israel launched military strikes against Iran on February 28, a total of 81 US military aircraft have been damaged or destroyed. According to the report, the above-mentioned battle-damaged aircraft include 12 F-15E fighter jets, 2 A-10 "Thunder" attack aircraft, 7 KC-135 tanker aircraft, 1 E-3 "Sentinel" early warning aircraft, 1 MQ-4C large unmanned reconnaissance aircraft, 45 MQ-9 "Reaper" unmanned aerial vehicles, etc. The report said the data came from news reports, the U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. Central Command and the Department of Defense Inspector General. Congress is considering whether to approve funding requests to repair or replace damaged aircraft. It will also assess the war environment and the threat level of enemy firepower based on the losses, and whether it is necessary to adjust US military equipment, tactics or base deployment posture. B[Russian Ministry of Defense: The Russian Army received more than 10,000 pieces of equipment of various types in September] October 7th, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced on the 6th that the Russian Army received a total of more than 10,000 pieces of equipment of various types in September. Including Su-57 and Su-35S fighter jets, T-90M, T-80BVM and T-72B3M main battle tanks. The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that the newly delivered tanks are equipped with additional protection systems, and the relevant systems were developed with reference to Russia’s actual combat experience gained in special military operations areas. In terms of unmanned combat equipment, relevant Russian military forces have received different models of "Super Camera", "Stray", "Sea Eagle" and "Lightning" reconnaissance drones, as well as attack FPV drones, hexacopter drones and ground robot systems for different purposes. (CCTV News) B[NATO plans to use drones and AI to respond to "possible Russian attacks"] On October 6, Bloomberg disclosed a non-confidential document from NATO on the 5th. The document showed that NATO's top military commander is formulating a strategy called "Victory Theory", aiming to use emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence to quickly repel "possible Russian attacks on NATO's eastern flank." According to reports, NATO’s strategic plan was announced in Poland on October 12 by Glinkewicz, NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander Europe and Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Army European Command. According to people familiar with the matter, the document aims to clarify how NATO will respond to possible territorial invasions, focusing on integrating new technologies such as drones and artificial intelligence with traditional military power; while showing NATO member states the specific military needs behind increased defense spending. According to this strategic concept, if it is attacked, NATO will first use the army deployed on the east flank, low-cost drones and minimum manned operating systems, as well as artificial intelligence-assisted target locking and other technologies to prevent the opponent from advancing. Once freedom of action is achieved, NATO will seek to further attack the adversary's command and control systems, with the goal of rapidly and overwhelmingly defeating the attacking force. (CCTV News) A[Overnight global news you need to know on Tuesday: The Nasdaq hit a record high and SpaceX’s stock price surged more than 7%; the Houthi armed forces in Yemen said they would carry out three rounds of military operations against multiple targets in Saudi Arabia]
1. The Houthi armed forces in Yemen issued a statement on the night of October 5, stating that in response to Saudi Arabia’s military operations against Yemen in the past 24 hours, the Houthi armed forces carried out three rounds of military operations that day.
2. The Yemeni government forces said on the 5th that after fierce fighting, the government forces had recaptured the Red Sea port city of Muha in Taiz Province from the Houthi armed forces.
3. U.S. Secretary of State Rubio stated in an interview that the withdrawal of U.S. bombers from RAF Fairford Base in the United Kingdom is not directly related to previous security threats.
4. Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey held an emergency meeting of the "Mecca Defense Alliance" Strategic Political and Defense Committee in Riyadh and issued a joint statement announcing the activation of a collective defense mechanism and agreed to deploy military forces in Saudi Arabia.
5. The Houthi armed forces in Yemen warned international airlines to stop operating routes through Saudi airspace.
6. Hamam Hammami, the Omani co-pilot involved in the cockpit conflict on the Dubai Airlines flight, confessed during his trial that his motive was “revenge for Gaza.”
7. The three major U.S. stock indexes collectively closed higher. The Nasdaq rose 1.05%, setting a new closing high, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.18%, and the S&P 500 Index rose 0.67%. Large technology stocks generally rose, with SpaceX rising by more than 7%, and Nvidia, Tesla, and Broadcom rising by more than 2%. Livermore's leading index of Chinese concept stocks closed up 1.93%, with popular Chinese concept stocks generally rising.
8. The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond rose to 5.349% during the session, a new high since 2002.
9. Boeing was awarded an unpriced contract worth approximately $14.7 billion by Lockheed Martin to expand the production scale and complete delivery of the PAC-3® Missile Segment Enhanced (MSE) seeker.
10. According to multiple reports issued by the British Maritime Trade Action Office on the 5th, three ships have been attacked in the Strait of Hormuz in the past few days, and another oil tanker was persuaded to return by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards.
11. Ukrainian Air Force spokesman Yuri Ignat said in an interview with the media on the 5th that Ukraine’s artificial intelligence-equipped turrets have successfully intercepted Russia’s new jet drones.
12. The Russian Ministry of Finance announced on October 5, local time, that it will increase the country’s foreign exchange and gold purchases to five times the September level from October 7 to November 6.
13. Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zakharova commented on the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs website on October 5, local time, saying that Russia will take reciprocal countermeasures against the unfriendly measures of the Japanese government, first targeting those areas of important interest to Japan.
14. New York State Governor Kathy Hochul issued an order stating that New York State declared a state of disaster emergency in response to the measles epidemic, which will be effective from October 5 to November 4, 2026.
15. JPMorgan Chase upgraded Brazilian stocks to an "overweight" rating.
16. Brazil’s IBOVESPA stock index rose 7.85%, and the Brazilian stock market had its best single-day performance since 2020.
17. The Panama Canal Authority announced on the 5th that it will allocate long-term navigation quotas in advance from January 3 to April 3, 2027 through the "Long-term Navigation Quota Allocation Plan" and will extend this mechanism from New Panamax locks to Panamax locks for the first time on a trial basis.
18. Meta Platforms and Microsoft are reportedly working to wean employees off Anthropic Claude. Meta has reduced the employee quota for using the Claude model from 60,000 to 30,000.
19. The settlement price of WTI crude oil futures was US$89.43/barrel, down US$1.68, or 1.84%. Brent crude oil futures settled at $100.32 per barrel, down $1.93, or 1.89%.
20. COMEX gold futures rose 0.13% to US$4,167.6 per ounce; COMEX silver futures rose 1.63% to US$61.4 per ounce. A[Yemen's Houthi armed forces said they had carried out three rounds of military operations against multiple targets in Saudi Arabia] October 6th, Yemen's Houthi armed forces issued a statement on the night of October 5, saying that in response to Saudi Arabia's military operations against Yemen in the past 24 hours, the Houthi armed forces carried out three rounds of military operations that day. , using a large number of ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and drones to attack Saudi Arabia's King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, the Aramco oil refinery in Rabigh, as well as Abha Airport, Khamis Mushayt Base, Al-Aqifa Military Camp in Asir Province, and multiple sensitive targets in Najran and Jazan Provinces.
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