时任英国首相约翰逊：别签字接着打 乌克兰人民公仆党议会党团主席阿拉哈米亚曾在2023年11月底表示，俄乌冲突本可在2022年结束，但乌克兰拒绝接受中立地位导致冲突延续。在俄乌2022年 3月伊斯坦布尔谈判期间，时任英国首相约翰逊曾呼吁基辅方面不要签署任何协议，只管打仗就行。 另有文件显示，哈伯恩曾于2023年9月以不明原因，陪同约翰逊对乌克兰进行了为期两天的访问。基辅方面表示，哈伯恩的登记身份是"鲍里斯·约翰逊办公 室顾问"。此外，行程中还列有"军事技术研究中心闭门会议"，但并未透露哈伯恩是否参与其中。《卫报》认为，约翰逊的行为模糊了公共服务与谋取私利 的界限。 报道还提及，2023年1月，约翰逊还在日程表中预留了半个小时与这位金主通话，并备注"乌克兰简报"。 乌政界人士暗示俄乌冲突本可在2022年结束 近日，英国《卫报》援引非营利组织"分散式拒绝秘密"披露的文件报道称，英国前首相鲍里斯·约翰逊在卸任后，从其政治捐助者克里斯托弗·哈伯恩处获得 了100万英镑，而哈伯恩是向乌克兰提供无人机的供应商——英国防务公司凯奈蒂克的最大股东。值得注意的是，在2022年底俄乌冲突谈判即将取得进展的 时候，约翰逊则是极力劝说 ...

Group 1 - The upcoming meeting between President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky will focus on discussions to pressure Russian President Putin to return to negotiations, including the potential provision of American-made Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine [1][2] - Since the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine conflict in 2022, Tomahawk missiles have been at the top of Ukraine's weapon wishlist, with Trump indicating he is considering the sale of an unspecified number of these long-range missiles [1][2] - Trump's shift in attitude towards providing military support to Ukraine is attributed to his growing disappointment with Putin's refusal to end the conflict [2] Group 2 - The U.S. military has an estimated total of 4,150 Tomahawk missiles, but it may only be able to provide a limited number to Ukraine due to prior usage and procurement constraints [3] - The Pentagon has requested funding for only 57 additional Tomahawk missiles in its 2026 budget, indicating a limited capacity to supply Ukraine significantly [3] - A former Pentagon official estimates that the U.S. could spare approximately 20 to 50 Tomahawk missiles for Ukraine, which would not decisively change the battlefield dynamics [3] Group 3 - Zelensky's office confirmed that a Ukrainian delegation is traveling to Washington for high-level discussions aimed at strengthening Ukraine's defense and increasing sanctions pressure on aggressors [5] - During a previous meeting in August, Zelensky committed to purchasing nearly $100 billion worth of U.S. weapons, funded by Europe, in exchange for U.S. security guarantees post-conflict [4]

扎波罗热核电站已失去外部电力供应近三周。乌克兰方面12日指责俄罗斯故意切断核电站外部供电，试图将其并入俄国家电网。俄方当天说，由 于受到乌方炮击，目前无法为核电站另建一条备用输电线路。 乌外交部长安德烈·瑟比加12日在社交媒体上说，俄方故意切断扎波罗热核电站与乌克兰电网的连接，以测试将该核电站接入俄罗斯电网。 早在9月30日，国际原子能机构总干事格罗西就在声明中表示，这是俄乌冲突以来该核电站失去外部电力供应时间最长的一次，他正与俄乌双方接 触，以尽快促成该核电站恢复场外电力供应。 据俄新社13日报道，扎波罗热核电站使用备用柴油发电机运行近三周，机组可靠，燃料充足，工作人员全天候监控所有安全指标，目前情况处于 持续而严格的控制之下。 扎波罗热核电站是欧洲最大核电站之一。2022年2月乌克兰危机全面升级后，俄方控制了扎波罗热核电站。此后，该核电站多次遭到炮击或无人机 攻击，引发国际社会担忧。 另据乌克兰媒体报道，乌军方近期对俄罗斯港口石油装运设施、炼油厂等多处设施发动袭击。英国《金融时报》本月12日报道，过去数月，美国 一直在协助乌克兰远程打击俄罗斯能源设施。 俄罗斯方面尚未就乌方说法作出回应。 据俄罗斯新闻社1 ...

Group 1 - The article reports an attack on a petroleum base in Crimea by Ukrainian drones, resulting in a fire but no casualties [1] - The fire at the Feodosia oil base has caused delays of 2.5 hours for trains on the route from St. Petersburg to Sevastopol [1] - A total of 56 Ukrainian fixed-wing drones were intercepted and destroyed in the Crimea region between 11 PM on the 12th and 8 AM on the 13th [1]

利哈乔夫说："所有区域都在遭到攻击……此外，我们知道乌方不会允许我们这么做。他们会攻击 施工人员。" 扎波罗热核电站外部输电线路9月23日被切断，俄乌双方均指责对方炮击导致。据今日俄罗斯通讯 社报道，由于乌军炮击不断，目前无法对受损输电线路进行修复作业。 俄罗斯方面尚未就乌方说法作出回应。 据俄罗斯新闻社13日报道，当被问及是否打算通过俄境内为扎波罗热核电站修建一条备用输电线路 时，俄罗斯国家原子能公司首席执行官阿列克谢·利哈乔夫说，有人提过这一方案，但由于受到乌方炮 击和威胁，该方案目前不可行。 早在9月30日，国际原子能机构总干事格罗西就在声明中表示，这是俄乌冲突以来该核电站失去外 部电力供应时间最长的一次，他正与俄乌双方接触，以尽快促成该核电站恢复场外电力供应。 新华社北京10月13日电 扎波罗热核电站已失去外部电力供应近三周。乌克兰方面12日指责俄罗斯 故意切断核电站外部供电，试图将其并入俄国家电网。俄方当天说，由于受到乌方炮击，目前无法为核 电站另建一条备用输电线路。 据俄新社13日报道，扎波罗热核电站使用备用柴油发电机运行近三周，机组可靠，燃料充足，工作 人员全天候监控所有安全指标，目前情况处于持 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the United States' assistance to Ukraine in conducting long-range strikes against Russian energy facilities, highlighting the sharing of intelligence and operational planning involvement by the U.S. [1] Group 1: U.S. Involvement - The U.S. has been closely involved in the planning of operations, including determining flight paths, altitudes, and timing for strikes against Russian energy infrastructure [1] - Intelligence sharing has enabled Ukraine to target significant energy facilities, including several refineries located far from the front lines [1] Group 2: Reactions and Context - U.S. and Ukrainian officials have not commented on the reports, while Russian officials have indicated that the U.S. has been providing intelligence to Ukraine for some time [1] - The article references a shift in the stance of former President Trump regarding the conflict, noting his commitment to resolving the issue and recent statements about Ukraine's potential to reclaim territory with NATO and EU support [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the United States' assistance to Ukraine in conducting remote strikes on Russian energy facilities, highlighting the intelligence-sharing and operational planning involved in these actions [1][3]. Group 1: U.S. Involvement - The U.S. has been closely involved in planning operations for Ukraine to strike important Russian energy facilities, including several refineries, by sharing intelligence and determining flight paths, altitudes, and timing for attacks [1]. - Reports indicate that the U.S. has been providing intelligence to Ukraine for several months to support these remote strikes against Russian energy infrastructure [3]. Group 2: Russian Response - The Russian government has acknowledged that the U.S. has been regularly providing intelligence to Ukraine, with officials claiming that NATO and the U.S. utilize all available infrastructure to gather and share this information [3].

Core Viewpoint - The potential provision of "Tomahawk" missiles to Ukraine by the U.S. could escalate tensions in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, with implications for U.S.-Russia relations and military dynamics in the region [1][4]. Group 1: U.S. Position - U.S. President Trump indicated that if the Russia-Ukraine conflict remains unresolved, he might inform President Putin of his intention to supply "Tomahawk" missiles to Ukraine, which Ukraine desires to enhance its combat capabilities [1]. - Vice President Vance previously mentioned that the U.S. is considering supplying "Tomahawk" cruise missiles capable of reaching Moscow through NATO European member states [1]. Group 2: Ukraine's Response - Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed that Ukraine is still awaiting Trump's final decision regarding the provision of "Tomahawk" missiles, emphasizing their commitment to using these missiles solely against Russian military targets, including potential strikes on oil refineries [3]. Group 3: Russia's Reaction - Russian Presidential Press Secretary Peskov stated that the potential delivery of "Tomahawk" missiles to Ukraine has raised significant concerns in Russia, asserting that such weapons, while capable of being non-nuclear, would not alter the front-line situation [4]. - Peskov highlighted the ongoing tense situation and Russia's willingness to seek a peaceful resolution to the Ukraine issue, noting that Trump has shown a political willingness to return to negotiations, unlike European nations and the Kyiv regime [4]. - Russian officials have raised alarms about the implications of long-range missiles potentially carrying nuclear capabilities, stressing the need for careful assessment by military experts [4].

Core Insights - The article discusses the U.S. assistance to Ukraine in conducting remote strikes on Russian energy facilities, highlighting the intelligence sharing and operational planning involved [1][3] Group 1: U.S. Involvement - The U.S. has been closely involved in the planning of operations, including determining flight paths, altitudes, and timing for strikes on Russian energy infrastructure [1] - Intelligence sharing between the U.S. and Ukraine has enabled Ukraine to target significant energy facilities far from the front lines, including several refineries [1] Group 2: Russian Response - Russian officials have acknowledged that the U.S. has been providing intelligence to Ukraine, with claims that this has been ongoing for some time [3] - The Kremlin has accused NATO and the U.S. of utilizing all available infrastructure to gather and relay intelligence to Ukraine [3] Group 3: Political Context - The article references former U.S. President Trump's campaign promises regarding the resolution of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, noting a lack of substantial progress since he took office [3] - During the recent UN General Assembly, Trump reiterated the U.S. commitment to continue supplying weapons to NATO [3]

每经编辑｜陈柯名 潘海福 当地时间12日，美国总统特朗普表示，若俄乌冲突无法解决，他可能会向乌克兰提供"战斧"导弹。 图片来源：视觉中国 特朗普作出此番发言时，其正乘坐专机飞往以色列的途中。特朗普当天对记者说："如果俄乌冲突无法解决，我可能会告诉（俄罗斯总统）普京，我可能 会向乌克兰提供'战斧'导弹。" 此外特朗普还表示，乌克兰方面希望获得"战斧"导弹，这将提高其作战能力。 此前在9月28日，美国副总统万斯称，美国正在考虑通过北约欧洲成员国向乌克兰提供射程可覆盖俄罗斯首都莫斯科的"战斧"巡航导弹。 据介绍，"战斧"巡航导弹是美国制造的亚音速远程巡航导弹，通常从舰艇和潜艇发射，主要用于海军部署，也有陆基型号，其最大射程超过2000公里。 泽连斯基称，"我们正在为此努力，并期待积极结果。"此外他表示，乌方将仅使用战斧导弹打击俄军事目标，其中也可能包括炼油厂。 当地时间10月12日，总台记者获悉，俄罗斯总统新闻秘书佩斯科夫在接受记者采访时表示，关于"战斧"导弹可能交付给乌克兰的议题已引发俄方高度关 切。俄总统普京此前已指出这种远程武器的特殊性，它可以是非核武器，也可以配置核武器。但它无法改变前线战局。 佩斯科夫强调 ...