Recently, the situation of the Russian Ukrainian war has gradually deteriorated. On September 21, Putin issued some mobilization orders and announced the referendum plan in a televised speech. Russian Defense Minister Shoigu said that the targets of this mobilization were reservists and veterans, with a direct number of about 300000. From September 23 to 27, the four regions of Donetsk, Lugansk, Zaporoge and Kherson of Ukraine held a "referendum on Russia". On the afternoon of September 27, the four regions passed the "referendum on Russia". Russia then announced that it would hold an acceptance ceremony in the Kremlin on September 30. From September 26 to 27, the "Beixi - 1" and "Beixi - 2" natural gas pipelines were damaged by explosion and led to natural gas leakage. The European energy market will be negatively affected for a long time, and the economy will continue to be depressed.

Affected by the Russian Ukrainian war and mobilization order, the domestic situation in Russia continues to be tense, which also brings new challenges to Chinese enterprises' projects in Russia. The security officer of a large project dispatched by our company in Leningrad, Russia, recently made a video link with the company headquarters to conduct in-depth communication on the project security status, local personnel mobilization, project public security situation and other issues, which is conducive to the follow-up security work. After the meeting, our company also provides customers with professional customized consulting services, which can better ensure the normal operation of Chinese funded enterprise projects in Russia.

While providing security consulting and management for enterprises, our security officers also help enterprises improve their overall security capabilities, strengthen security risk prevention and response, improve personal protection and defense skills, create a security pattern of joint construction and sharing, and build a comprehensive overseas security risk prevention and control system for Chinese enterprises to "go global".