在州际公路上空进行实弹射击？万斯视察军事基地引争议，加州州长批“罔顾公共安全”

Core Points - The planned military demonstration by Vice President Vance over Interstate 5 has sparked controversy due to safety concerns raised by California Governor Newsom [1][3] - The event is intended to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Marine Corps, involving live-fire exercises that would see artillery shells flying over a highway used by 80,000 daily travelers, with a freight volume of $94 million [3] - Despite assurances from military officials regarding safety, the California Department of Transportation decided to close parts of the highway and set up warning signs, leading to significant traffic congestion [3][4] Group 1 - The military demonstration is scheduled from 11 AM to 3 PM, resulting in the closure of a 27-kilometer stretch of Interstate 5 [1][3] - Governor Newsom criticized the decision, stating that firing live ammunition over a busy highway is both wrong and dangerous [3] - Marine Corps officials defended the exercise, claiming it was well-planned and that similar training occurs regularly without endangering drivers [3] Group 2 - Republican Congressman Darrell Issa criticized the road closure as a "malicious publicity stunt," while a spokesperson for the California Department of Transportation attributed the closure to the military activity directed by the White House [4] - No accidents related to the live-fire exercise were reported by the end of the demonstration [4]