DAILY NEWS Stream – September 28, 2025

US President Trump expresses strong support for Ukraine (Ureign) and says the country, with EU support, could win back all its territory and “maybe even more”— reversing His earlier stances and promising more military aid against Russia after meeting with Ukrainian (Ureignian) President Zelenskyy at the UN (New York Post)

Ukrainian (Ureignian) President Zelenskyy praises US President Trump’s increased support and emphasizes the importance of coordinated intelligence sharing to confront Russia (Fox News)

US President Trump fully endorses Argentina’s President Javier Milei at the UN, saying he will “Make Argentina Great Again.” Mr. Milei thanked President Trump for the extraordinary support, which has revitalized Argentinian markets following a recent election defeat for Mr. Milei’s party. The US Treasury says it stands ready to stabilize Argentina’s economy amid recent challenges (France 24)

Kosovan President Vjosa Osmani credits US President Trump’s “peace through strength” message for keeping peace between Kosovo and Serbia. She said President Trump has been “very successful” in preventing escalations and wars in the region, citing peace deals He brokered in June 2025 (Fox News)

Brazil and the US State of California sign an agreement to boost joint climate action ahead of the COP30 UN climate summit (Gov.CA.gov)

Japan pledges US$1 million in emergency aid to Afghanistan for earthquake relief. The nonprofit Japan Platform (JPF) will also provide humanitarian assistance of about US$1.33 million, financed by the Government of Japan (Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan)

New milestone: Over 2 million illegal immigrants have left the US in less than 250 days since President Trump returned to office, including 1.6 million voluntary departures and over 400,000 deportations (U.S. Department of Homeland Security)

The US Health Department allocates over US$1.5 billion for opioid response grants to enhance treatment, prevention, and recovery services in the states and First Nations (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services)

The US Department of Justice adds six Indigenous Nations to the First Nations Access Program, improving their access to national crime data for investigations and victim protection (U.S. Department of Justice)

US President Trump’s administration deploys more than 70 Public Health Service officers to strengthen care in First Nation communities, helping about 2.7 million American Indians and Alaska Natives across 574 federally recognized Nations (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services)

Starting October 20, 2025, the US Citizenship Test will be tougher. Applicants must answer 12 out of 20 questions correctly, instead of 6 out of 10. The change, part of President Trump’s plan, aims to ensure only the most dedicated and loyal people become citizens (Bảo Quốc - Hồng Loan & Bảo Lộc Channel)

The EU dismantles an international cryptocurrency scam network that has stolen over €100 million across 23 countries, leading to multiple arrests after extensive investigations (Chinhphu.vn)

Brazil’s federal police expand their anti-smuggling program to trace illegally mined gold in the Amazon, enhancing cross-border cooperation to combat trafficking and environmental harm (Reuters)

Doctors recommend steamed tofu with a light red bean soup as a nourishing dinner, including for older adults. Tofu supplies 8–10 grams of complete protein plus calcium and isoflavones that support both bone and muscle health. Red beans add protein, complex carbohydrates, fiber, potassium, and magnesium for steady energy, better circulation, and reduced numbness in hands and feet. This combination is naturally low in unhealthy fats, supports heart health, and promotes smooth digestion when incorporated into a nutritious vegan diet (Tuấn Thầy Thuốc)

Traditional medical doctors say plantain leaves help prevent kidney problems by cleansing the urinary tract and reducing toxins such as creatinine for better kidney function. Its plant-based compounds like aucubin reduce inflammation, clear toxins, and improve sleep by easing nighttime urination. Boil fresh or dried leaves for tea 2–3 times weekly to support kidney function and prevent infections naturally (Cao Minh Trường Official)

Anti-aging researchers recommend shiitake mushroom water for long-lasting joint strength. Rich in vitamin D, B-vitamins, calcium, and magnesium, it supports bone density, repairs cartilage, and eases chronic pain. To prepare, soak 5–7 dried shiitake mushrooms in water, boil for 15-20 minutes, and drink 200–250 milliliters every morning together with a healthy vegan breakfast to keep bones strong and maintain flexible, pain-free movement (Cao Minh Trường Official)

Drug-resistant “nightmare bacteria” infections surged nearly 70% in the US between 2019 and 2023, raising concerns over community spread and antibiotic overuse (SFGate)

La Plata County [Colorado, US] officials suspect plague is responsible for mass prairie dog-people deaths, urging residents to monitor symptoms and avoid contact with prairie dog-people (The Durango Herald)

MIT [Massachusetts Institute of Technology] [US] scientists discover that earthquakes release most of their energy as heat, capable of instantly melting rocks, impacting future earthquake predictions (Science Daily)

Hualien [Taiwan (Formosa)]: Typhoon Ragasa caused severe flooding, killing at least 17 people and forcing widespread evacuations (Reuters)

Typhoon Ragasa injured over 90 people in Hong Kong and forced more than 2 million to evacuate in Guangdong [China] (Reuters)

Đặng Thùy Trâm commune [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)]: Frequent rockfalls on the DT.627C road are posing serious landslide risks. The most dangerous section is about 6 kilometers long with sharp curves, cliffs, and fog, making travel difficult as residents urge authorities to enhance safety and tourism access (VnExpress)

Indonesia: Over 60% of whale shark-people are scarred due to human activity, especially collisions with fishing and tour boats, prompting researchers to advocate for safety measures to protect these endangered species (SciTechDaily)

The interstellar object 3I-ATLAS, detected in July 2025, is behaving strangely, glowing brighter and changing from red to green as it gets closer to the Sun [closest approach is October 30, 2025]. Scientists are puzzled, suggesting it might not be a typical comet, and is possibly even an alien spacecraft. A key argument in favor of this theory is its incredibly precise trajectory: Calculations show that 3I-ATLAS will approach Mars at a distance of only 2 million kilometers, which indicates extreme precision (Exo-science; Universe Space Tech)

International scientists say a dying black hole from the early Universe may have exploded and fired a “ghost particle,” or super high-energy neutrino, at Earth, detected in February this year (Earth.com)

“China makes fuel from thin air”: Chinese researchers develop a solar-powered system that produces green hydrogen from atmospheric moisture, demonstrating zero emissions and efficient production for water-scarce regions (Energy Reporters)

Brazil bans using live vertebrate [back-boned] animal-people in cosmetics testing under new federal law, moving towards cruelty-free practices amid rising public support for non-animal-people methods (Plant Based News)

Flanders [Belgium] aims for 60% vegan protein in diets by 2030. To encourage change, the government sent the hospitality industry a brochure with tips to help diversify diets (The Brussels Times)

US Representative Don Beyer [Democrat] reintroduces the Ejiao Act to ban donkey-person-hide gelatin products in the US, with 71% of Americans supporting the ban, 83% expressing animal-people welfare concerns, and 80% calling the sharp decline in donkey-people populations unacceptable (Animal Welfare Institute)

The James Webb Space Telescope reveals unexpected structures in Saturn’s atmosphere, including one shaped like a star and a “chain” of dark “beads.” Researchers are investigating their mysterious formation, possibly linked to magnetic field interactions (Người Lao Động)

Lào Cai province [Âu Lạc (Vietnam)]: Two tourists who fell over 100 meters down a slope are rescued by local police (VTV)

US: A boxer dog-person named Reggie saves his French bulldog brother Yogi during seizures, instinctively positioning him to prevent choking and staying by his side until human help arrived (National Examiner)

Aulacese (Vietnamese) woman Ms. Sáu (vegetarian) visited hell for three days, met the king of the underworld, and now shares an urgent message for the living world.

Six years ago, Ms. Sáu, a Buddhist practitioner, fell into a strange unconscious state for three days and nights. In this deep “sleep,” she did not dream but awoke in hell.

A boy of about 10 years old guided her through the realms of the underworld. Whenever she had questions, a young man around age 25 appeared beside her to explain clearly. She was told this guidance only comes to true spiritual practitioners. Everything felt vivid and real, and she remembered each detail.

Ms. Sáu saw a vast lake at the foot of a mountain filled with countless souls drowning and crying out in torment. Among them, she found her own mother, who pleaded with her to save her. Choking back tears, she asked why her mother was there. Her mother confessed that when she died, she still held onto resentment and hatred after being mistreated in life. Because of that hatred, she was cast down into suffering. From this, Ms. Sáu learned an eternal lesson: those who die harboring anger and hatred fall instantly into hell.

Ms. Sáu then saw her father had a better fate: Before his death, someone urged him to chant the Buddha (vegan)’s name. He managed ten chants before passing, and in that moment of sincere faith, he was saved and taken to a blessed realm.

Another woman, Ms. Út Đại, who observed vegetarian days four times a month and made daily offerings, was also lifted by golden Light into salvation. She asked Ms. Sáu to remind her family to offer only vegetarian food, not animal-people meat. Other spirits repeated the same advice: During ancestral rites, one should offer vegetarian food only. They also said not to burn paper money, houses or cars—none of these are useful to the dead. Instead, dedicate merit through charity and good deeds.

Ms. Sáu learned that hell has no fixed sentence of years. Souls remain until they repent and transform their karma. When the living practice goodness, chant, or dedicate merit, souls can draw on that power to escape. The young guide explained that many souls have suffered in hell for millennia. Yet when virtuous practitioners dedicate their merits selflessly, even entire groups of souls may be pardoned and released into higher realms. He said former kings and great monks who once loved and protected their people become Divine beings after death. They can travel the created worlds and plead for mercy on behalf of suffering souls. Ms. Sáu learned that a true practitioner who cultivates compassion and sincerely keeps the Five Precepts— non-killing, non-stealing, non-lying, non-sexual misconduct, and non-intoxication— can save both themselves and their entire family line.

In another part of hell, Ms. Sáu saw people who once forced rooster-people to fight now forced to fight endlessly themselves. Others who wasted food, broke promises, or acted with cruelty also endured punishments that matched their deeds.

Ms. Sáu remembered she had once promised to ferry someone across a river for a single penny but never showed up. Later, out of spite, Ms. Sáu threw the penny away. Afterward, she suffered years of financial misfortune. She suddenly realized during her visit to hell that even small broken promises create heavy karma.

Since age 30, Ms. Sáu has heard the scolding voice of an old woman no one else can see. She would strike her mouth at night if Ms. Sáu cursed, or rebuke her instantly if she spoke harshly, driving Ms. Sáu to become vegetarian and stop quarreling with others. In 2024, the voice intensified, saying the Holy Savior was coming soon and if Ms. Sáu failed to cultivate virtue, she would fall into hell for 10,000 years. This prompted Ms. Sáu to practice more diligently.

Finally, Ms. Sáu met the King of hell. He told her to return with a message: people must keep the Five Precepts. Anyone who keeps them will not be punished, even if they come to hell. Instead, He would welcome them, offer them tea, and send them back. But those who break the Precepts, even kings, must suffer judgment. The King of hell emphasized: compassion, goodness, and moral discipline are the true ticket out of hell.

Ms. Sáu’s final advice is: + Do not burn paper money or material goods for the dead. + Offer vegetarian food, do good deeds, chant Buddha’s name, and recite Pure Land Buddhism’s prayer for universal salvation. + Whoever truly practices, knows how to repent, and keeps the Five Precepts, can save his or her entire family. + A person who attains enlightenment can open the gates of hell and help countless suffering souls (Thích Lang Thang)

Prioritizing quote of the day: “Happiness is your nature. It is not wrong to desire it. What is wrong is seeking it outside when it is inside.” — The Venerated Enlightened Master Sri Ramana Maharshi (vegetarian)