7月15日，外交部发言人林剑主持例行记者会。 今日俄罗斯记者提问，美国共和党联邦参议员格雷厄姆威胁包括中国在内的国家称，如果继续与俄罗斯 进行能源贸易，这些国家将面临500%的关税。中方如何应对这种威胁？ 林剑回应，关于习近平主席会见拉夫罗夫外长以及中俄外长会见的情况，中方已经发布了消息。中俄在 各层级都保持着密切、顺畅的沟通，这有利于及时落实两国元首达成的共识，促进各自的发展振兴，共 同应对动荡变革世界带来的挑战。 路透社记者提问，美国总统特朗普14日表示，如果俄乌50天内达不成协议，美国将对俄罗斯征收100% 的关税，并对购买俄罗斯石油的国家征收次级关税。请问中方对此有何评论？ 林剑表示，我刚才已经回应了相关的问题。我可以在这里重申，中方始终认为对话谈判是解决乌克兰危 机的唯一可行出路，关税战没有赢家，胁迫施压也解决不了问题。 "我们希望各方都能为推动乌克兰危机的政治解决，进一步地营造氛围、积累条件，多做有益于劝和促 谈的事情。"林剑说。 林剑介绍，中方在乌克兰危机问题上的立场一贯明确，我们始终认为对话谈判是解决乌克兰危机的唯一 可行出路。中方坚决反对任何非法单边制裁和长臂管辖。 "关税战没有赢家，胁迫施 ...

来源：北京青年报、中国新闻网 特朗普威胁对俄征收100%关税，中方表态 美参议员威胁，若继续与俄罗斯进行贸易将面临500%的关税，中方回应 7月15日，外交部发言人林剑主持例行记者会。 有记者提问，美国共和党联邦参议员格雷厄姆威胁包括中国在内的国家称，如果继续与俄罗斯进 行贸易，这些国家将面临500%的关税。中方如何应对这种威胁？ 林剑介绍，中方在乌克兰危机问题上的立场一贯明确，我们始终认为对话谈判是解决乌克兰危机 的唯一可行出路。中方坚决反对任何非法单边制裁和长臂管辖。 "关税战没有赢家，胁迫施压解决不了问题。希望各方能为推动乌克兰危机政治解决进一步营造 氛围、积累条件，多做有益于劝和促谈的事。"林剑说。 中国外交部发言人林剑15日主持例行记者会。会上，有记者就美国总统特朗普称如果俄乌无法 在50天内达成和平协议，美国将对俄罗斯征收100％关税一事提问。 林剑： 中方始终认为对话谈判是解决乌克兰危机的唯一可行出路，关税战没有赢家，胁迫施压 也解决不了问题。我们希望各方都能为推动乌克兰危机的政治解决进一步营造氛围、积累条 件，多做有益于劝和促谈的事情。 ...

中新网7月15日电据美国有线电视新闻网(CNN)等美媒报道，当地时间14日，美国总统特朗普宣布了两 项措施，旨在向俄罗斯施压，要求其结束乌克兰危机，包括通过北约向基辅提供军事援助，并威胁俄罗 斯如果没有在50天内同乌克兰达成和平协议，美国将对俄罗斯征收"非常严厉"的关税。 当地时间2025年1月7日，特朗普在海湖庄园举行新闻发布会。 据报道，特朗普当天在白宫椭圆形办公室会见北约秘书长吕特时，对乌克兰危机持续表达不满，称他与 俄罗斯总统普京的多次通话"很愉快"却"毫无意义"。 特朗普说，"如果我们在50天内没有达成协议，我们将征收非常严厉的关税。税率约为100%。"特朗普 还提到要征收次级关税。 报道称，一名白宫官员稍后向媒体记者解释说，特朗普的意思是，如果俄乌50天内达不成协议，美国将 对俄罗斯征收100%的关税，对购买俄罗斯石油的国家征收次级关税。 另一方面，特朗普还表示，美国将通过北约向乌克兰提供军事援助，由北约支付购买武器的费用。 美国哥伦比亚广播公司(CBS)报道称，乌克兰总统泽连斯基当地时间14日下午发文称，他与特朗普进行 了通话，并感谢特朗普和美国"愿意支持乌克兰"。 据塔斯社报道，当地时间14日 ...

新华社北京7月13日电 应朝鲜外务省邀请，俄罗斯外长拉夫罗夫11日晚抵达元山葛麻机场，开始对朝鲜进行访问。12日，朝鲜劳动党总书记、国务委员长 金正恩会见拉夫罗夫。当天，拉夫罗夫与朝鲜外务相崔善姬举行第二轮俄朝外长级战略对话。 拉夫罗夫说："金正恩委员长，很高兴见到您。" 金正恩说："您最近一直在积极推行外交政策。我认为在元山这里与您会面是最好的，而不是在平壤，因为这里是一个休息的好地方。您是我们度假村接待 的第一位外国客人。很高兴我们在这里见面。" 据俄罗斯外交部网站消息，拉夫罗夫12日在朝方举行的招待会上说，他当天与金正恩进行了"长时间、坦诚和保密的谈话"。他未透露更多细节。 俄外交部网站公布了一段长约五分钟的会见视频。画面显示，拉夫罗夫同金正恩见面后握手寒暄。 拉夫罗夫说："我们的大使应该是第一个。他对这里评价非常高，我无法拒绝您的邀请。" 随后，双方落座交谈。拉夫罗夫转达了俄总统普京对金正恩的问候。他说，"朝鲜人民军与俄罗斯士兵并肩作战，解放了俄库尔斯克州"。 同金正恩"长时间密谈" 金正恩：相信朝俄会以主动而积极的态度应对急剧变化的国际地缘政治形势，两国相互协调的外交立场将为保障地区和世界和平与安全 ...

Group 1 - The Ukrainian government reported that a large-scale airstrike by Russia on Kyiv resulted in 2 deaths and 31 injuries, with numbers expected to rise [1] - The airstrike involved the use of drones, ballistic missiles, and cruise missiles, lasting over 12 hours [1] Group 2 - Ukrainian President Zelensky discussed the situation in Ukraine and U.S.-Ukraine cooperation with President Trump, focusing on the supply of defense materials [2] - Romania's Prime Minister stated that the country will not send troops to Ukraine and will continue to increase military spending to meet NATO requirements [2] - Hungary's Prime Minister opposed EU actions that would sacrifice Hungarian interests for Ukraine, emphasizing the negative impact on energy costs for Hungarian families [4] Group 3 - NATO members agreed to increase annual defense spending to 5% of GDP during a recent summit [3] - Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov emphasized that any resolution to the Ukraine crisis must consider Russia's security concerns, including Ukraine's non-NATO status and protection for Russian-speaking populations [5]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the intensifying conflict between Russia and Ukraine, with both sides increasing their military operations, particularly involving drone attacks and airstrikes. Group 1: Military Operations - Russia's defense ministry reported that over 100 Ukrainian drones were shot down across multiple regions, including Moscow and Voronezh, on July 4-5 [5][6][7] - Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that Russia launched a large-scale attack involving over 500 drones and various missiles, although Ukrainian defenses managed to intercept many of them [2][9] - Ukrainian armed forces targeted a military airport in Voronezh, which housed several Russian fighter jets, aiming to weaken Russia's airstrike capabilities [7][8] Group 2: International Relations - German Chancellor Merz and U.S. President Trump discussed the situation in Ukraine, focusing on enhancing Ukraine's air defense capabilities, with Germany expressing willingness to procure U.S. weapons for Ukraine [3][11] - Trump also had a conversation with French President Macron regarding the Ukraine issue, while Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov emphasized the need to consider Russia's security concerns in resolving the crisis [13][14] - Zelensky expressed gratitude for U.S. support during a call with Trump, discussing potential cooperation in defense industries, particularly in drone technology [17][18]

当地时间4日，俄罗斯外长拉夫罗夫在莫斯科与沙特外交大臣费萨尔会晤后表示，解决乌克兰危机必须 充分考虑俄罗斯的安全关切。俄方的核心要求包括，乌克兰不加入北约、去军事化、为讲俄语的民众提 供保护，以及国际上承认领土变化。此前，拉夫罗夫曾多次强调，在解决乌克兰危机问题上，俄方提出 的条件之一是乌克兰重回中立、不结盟和无核的地位。(央视新闻) ...

Group 1 - The meeting between German Chancellor Merz and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi highlights the positive development of Sino-German relations, emphasizing cooperation in political and economic fields [1] - Both parties expressed a commitment to open and mutually beneficial trade, aiming to address crises and challenges together, which aligns with their respective interests [1] - Wang Yi noted the strategic guidance provided by a recent conversation between President Xi Jinping and Chancellor Merz, reinforcing the stability and strong internal dynamics of Sino-German relations [1] Group 2 - Wang Yi expressed China's appreciation for the German government's constructive attitude towards developing Sino-German relations and emphasized the importance of high-level exchanges and consultation mechanisms [1] - The Chinese side is optimistic about Germany's development and its role in Europe and the world, advocating for a rational and pragmatic policy towards China [1] - Both sides discussed the Ukraine crisis, agreeing to maintain strategic communication to promote a peaceful resolution [2]

7月4日，外交部发言人毛宁主持例行记者会。在回答与乌克兰危机有关的问题时，毛宁表示，中国不是 乌克兰问题的当事方。对于乌克兰危机，中方的立场一以贯之，就是劝和促谈。我们一直在积极推动停 火止战，中国客观公正的立场，我想国际社会是有目共睹的。乌克兰危机长期化，不符合任何一方的利 益，我们支持尽早通过外交努力政治解决危机，也愿意根据当事方的意愿，同国际社会一道继续为此发 挥建设性作用。(央视新闻) ...

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes China's consistent stance on the Ukraine crisis, advocating for peace talks and refraining from providing lethal weapons to conflict parties, while also highlighting China's role in international peace efforts [4][5]. Group 1: Ukraine Crisis - China maintains a clear and consistent position on the Ukraine crisis, promoting dialogue and negotiation while avoiding the provision of lethal weapons to any party involved in the conflict [4]. - The Chinese government has actively engaged with global southern countries to form the "Friends of Peace" group at the UN, aiming to gather support for ceasefire and peace initiatives [4]. - Despite significant differences among involved parties, China believes that dialogue is preferable to conflict, advocating for a comprehensive and sustainable peace agreement in Europe [5]. Group 2: China-Europe Relations - The year 2025 marks the 50th anniversary of China-Europe diplomatic relations, which have evolved from minimal cooperation to a comprehensive strategic partnership, with daily trade volumes now equivalent to past annual totals [7]. - China emphasizes the importance of viewing the China-Europe relationship as a partnership focused on cooperation, autonomy, and mutual benefits, urging both sides to cherish past efforts and work towards a more resilient future [7][8]. - Despite attempts by some to undermine China-Europe relations, China remains committed to supporting European integration and strategic autonomy, asserting that its policies towards Europe have remained stable and consistent [8]. Group 3: Global Stability and Economic Contribution - China positions itself as a stabilizing force in the current chaotic international landscape, emphasizing its non-involvement in wars and conflicts, and its commitment to peaceful resolutions through dialogue [9]. - The country contributes approximately 30% to global economic growth annually, while also promoting a market-oriented, rule-based, and international business environment [9]. - China advocates for the protection of the legitimate rights of developing countries, particularly smaller nations, by opposing unilateral sanctions and non-interference in domestic affairs [9].