"我们在'世界原子能周'国际论坛的相聚，恰好将赶上两个重要的日子：庆祝我国核工业成立80周年的 日子，以及9月28日这个在我们国家每年都会庆祝的核工业工作者日。"9月25日，俄罗斯总统普京出席 在莫斯科举行的"世界原子能周"国际论坛，向俄罗斯核科学家、俄核工业领域工作者致以节日祝贺，祝 他们取得新的伟大成就并造福全人类。 2025年是俄罗斯国家原子能集团成立80周年。"世界原子能周"国际论坛，是俄罗斯核工业成立80周年系 列纪念活动的高潮。本次论坛的主题是"从新的技术秩序到新的世界观"。 诞生于战争环境，成长为民生支柱 普京在讲话中回顾了苏联核工业的诞生。他说："苏联首次决定发展核能是在1942年9月28日，当时卫国 战争正在进行中，那场可能是卫国战争中最激烈阶段的斯大林格勒保卫战的结果尚不明朗。不等战争尘 埃落定，国家国防委员会就决定要组织铀研究工作。这项工作就这样开始了。" 普京表示，公众对核能的态度在不断转变，正在将其视为一种环境友好且蕴藏巨大机遇的技术。这种转 变有其根本原因，不仅是因为有支撑先进核电机组的可靠解决方案，还有一个重要原因是，全新技术范 式的出现、人工智能的广泛应用，以及处理海量数据需要 ...

【环球网报道 记者 李梓瑜】据路透社26日援引伊朗伊斯兰共和国通讯社报道，伊朗已与俄罗斯国家原 子能公司签署一项价值250亿美元的协议，将在伊朗建造4座核电机组。 当地时间9月25日，伊朗副总统穆罕默德·埃斯拉米出席在莫斯科举办的"世界原子能周"国际论坛活动。 埃斯拉米表示，伊朗的核计划是完全透明的，伊方没有放弃核计划的打算。按照已经达成的协议，伊朗 与俄罗斯将共同建设新的大型核电站和小功率核电站。俄罗斯国家原子能公司总裁阿列克谢·利哈乔夫 表示，在和平利用核能方面，俄国家原子能公司与伊朗的合作正在拓展，公司仍继续建设布什尔核电站 第二和第三号机组。 报道提到，俄罗斯国家原子能公司当地时间24日表示，其已签署关于在伊朗建设小型核电站的谅解备忘 录，但未透露具体数字。 ...

普京：俄计划2 0 3 0年建成世界首座封闭循环核电站。 当地时间9月25日，在俄罗斯举办的"全球原子能论坛"上，俄总统普京发言称，俄罗斯计 划2030年建成世界首座封闭循环核电站。 普京表示，确保核设施安全是俄罗斯的"绝对优先事项"。无论政治局势如何，俄罗斯都严 格履行在核领域的所有义务。同时，俄罗斯不会让其核伙伴处于依赖地位。核监管必须在 和平发展核能与加强核不扩散机制之间保持平衡。 来源：新华社、央视新闻客户端 End 欢迎分享给你的朋友！ 出品 | 中国能源报（c n e n e rg y） 编辑丨闫志强 普京解释称，这意味着核电站产生的95%以上的核废料会循环投入使用，最大限度利用 燃料。 普京：确保核设施安全是俄罗斯的"绝对优先事项" 据新华社报道，俄罗斯总统普京25日表示，俄罗斯正在研发新型和平利用核能的技术，确 保核设施安全是俄罗斯的"绝对优先事项"。 普京当天在莫斯科出席"世界原子能周"国际论坛活动并发表讲话。他说，世界正在形成新 的技术秩序，俄罗斯有意为核能合作项目创造稳定、长期的条件。他介绍，俄罗斯正在研 发新型和平利用核能的技术，并将很快开始小型陆基和浮动核电站的建设。 ...

Group 1 - The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) reported that U.S. fighter jets intercepted four Russian aircraft near Alaska, including two Tu-95 strategic bombers and two Su-35 fighters, on September 24 [1] - NORAD stated that the Russian aircraft were operating in international airspace and had not entered U.S. or Canadian airspace, characterizing such activities as routine and not a threat [1] - This incident marks the ninth report of similar events by NORAD in 2023 [1] Group 2 - The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that its Tu-95MS strategic bombers completed over 14 hours of planned flights over neutral waters in the Barents Sea and the Sea of Okhotsk, with Su-35 and Su-30 fighters providing escort [1] - The Russian aircraft operations adhered to international airspace usage rules, and the report did not specify the exact dates and times of these missions [1] - Russian long-range aviation crews regularly conduct flights over neutral waters in the Arctic, North Atlantic, Pacific, Baltic, and Black Seas [1] Group 3 - The concept of a country's Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) allows for limited control over foreign aircraft entering the zone, which is distinct from sovereign airspace [2] - The Alaskan ADIZ covers large areas of international airspace, and U.S. military aircraft have frequently intercepted Russian aircraft entering this zone [2]

俄罗斯国家原子能公司总裁阿列克谢·利哈乔夫表示，在和平利用核能方面，俄国家原子能公司与伊朗 的合作正在拓展，公司仍继续建设布什尔核电站第二和第三号机组。 （文章来源：央视新闻） 当地时间9月25日，伊朗副总统穆罕默德·埃斯拉米出席在莫斯科举办的"世界原子能周"国际论坛活动。 埃斯拉米表示，伊朗的核计划是完全透明的，伊方没有放弃核计划的打算。按照已经达成的协议，伊朗 与俄罗斯将共同建设新的大型核电站和小功率核电站。 ...

普京表示，确保核设施安全是俄罗斯的"绝对优先事项"。无论政治局势如何，俄罗斯都严格履行在核领 域的所有义务。同时，俄罗斯不会让其核伙伴处于依赖地位。核监管必须在和平发展核能与加强核不扩 散机制之间保持平衡。 （文章来源：央视新闻） 俄罗斯总统普京25日表示，俄罗斯正在研发新型和平利用核能的技术，确保核设施安全是俄罗斯的"绝 对优先事项"。 普京当天在莫斯科出席"世界原子能周"国际论坛活动并发表讲话。他说，世界正在形成新的技术秩序， 俄罗斯有意为核能合作项目创造稳定、长期的条件。他介绍，俄罗斯正在研发新型和平利用核能的技 术，并将很快开始小型陆基和浮动核电站的建设。 ...

Core Points - The 69th General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) was held in Vienna, Austria, on September 15 [2] - The conference emphasized the peaceful use of nuclear energy and technology, as well as the importance of maintaining the global nuclear non-proliferation regime [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Iranian Foreign Minister asserts that Israel's claims regarding airstrikes aimed at preventing Iran's nuclear weapon development are incorrect, emphasizing Iran's commitment to peaceful nuclear energy under UN supervision as a signatory of the Non-Proliferation Treaty [1] Group 1 - Iran is a signatory of the Non-Proliferation Treaty, indicating its commitment to preventing the spread of nuclear weapons [1] - The Iranian government is focused on advancing its nuclear energy program for peaceful purposes, monitored by the United Nations [1] - Israel's assertions about Iran's nuclear ambitions are characterized as erroneous by Iranian officials [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent escalation of conflict between Iran and Israel, highlighting the military actions taken by both sides and the implications for regional stability and international relations [4][8][10]. Group 1: Conflict Overview - Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei made his first public appearance since the 12-day conflict with Israel, which began with Israeli airstrikes on June 13, resulting in significant casualties and damage [4][6]. - The conflict saw Iran launching multiple missile and drone attacks in retaliation, leading to a ceasefire agreement on June 24 [4][6]. - Reports indicate that Iran targeted five Israeli military facilities during the conflict, which Israel has not publicly acknowledged [8][9]. Group 2: Military Actions and Impact - During the 12-day conflict, Iran reportedly fired over 500 ballistic missiles and approximately 1,100 drones at Israel, with some missiles successfully penetrating Israeli defenses [9][10]. - Analysis suggests that around 16% of missiles managed to bypass Israel's defense systems during the first eight days of the conflict [10]. - The attacks resulted in 28 fatalities and damage to 2,305 homes, two universities, and a hospital in Israel [9]. Group 3: Internet and Communication Disruptions - Following the conflict, Iran experienced significant internet disruptions, with a switch to a national internal network on June 17, which was restored by June 21 [6][6]. - The Iranian Minister of Information and Communications announced that communication services had returned to pre-conflict levels after the ceasefire [6].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the complex history and ongoing political dynamics surrounding Iran's nuclear program, highlighting the role of the United States and Israel in shaping the situation, and the implications for regional stability and international relations [1][12]. Group 1: Historical Context - The U.S. initially supported Iran's nuclear capabilities in the 1950s, providing technology and training, which laid the groundwork for the current nuclear issue [4][6]. - The 1979 Islamic Revolution led to a shift in Iran's nuclear ambitions, with the new regime viewing nuclear technology as a symbol of Western influence [5][6]. - After the Iran-Iraq War, Iran sought to revive its nuclear program, recognizing the need for military deterrence [6][8]. Group 2: Key Events and Developments - The exposure of Iran's nuclear facilities in 2002 marked a turning point, leading to increased scrutiny and tensions between Iran and the international community [6][7]. - The 2005 resumption of uranium enrichment by Iran, despite international pressure, escalated the situation, resulting in UN sanctions [8][9]. - The 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) was a significant diplomatic achievement, temporarily easing sanctions in exchange for limitations on Iran's nuclear program [10][11]. Group 3: Recent Tensions and Developments - The U.S. withdrawal from the JCPOA in 2018 under the Trump administration reignited tensions, leading to a "maximum pressure" campaign against Iran [12][13]. - Recent military actions by the U.S. against Iranian nuclear facilities have further complicated the situation, raising concerns about regional stability [12][13]. - The ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel, particularly in the context of proxy battles, continues to influence the dynamics of the nuclear issue [12][13].