新华社符拉迪沃斯托克12月24日电（记者孙萍）俄罗斯驻委内瑞拉大使馆24日在社交媒体平台上发 文说，西方媒体关于该馆工作人员家属撤离委内瑞拉的报道为假新闻。 文章说，美联社发布了一则耸人听闻的报道，声称根据一位匿名"欧洲情报官员"提供的消息，俄罗 斯驻委内瑞拉大使馆工作人员的家属正在撤离。该报道还提供了各种阴谋论作为佐证，称一排挂着外交 牌照的车辆停在大使馆门前，无人进出大使馆。 俄外交部23日也在社交媒体平台上发文辟谣，称西方媒体有关俄罗斯大使馆工作人员家属撤离委内 瑞拉的报道为谎言。 俄罗斯外长拉夫罗夫22日与委内瑞拉外长希尔就加勒比地区局势升级进行电话交谈，声援委内瑞 拉，并表示将在联合国开展密切的双边合作及协调。 俄罗斯驻委内瑞拉大使馆就此辟谣说，当时该馆大门入口处正在进行混凝土浇筑施工，使馆车辆都 停在外面。施工完成后，车辆已回到使馆院内。该馆所有工作人员都在委内瑞拉境内，并将继续全力履 职。 ...

韩国总统李在明：希望将12月3日设为公共假日（2024年12月3日尹锡悦宣布戒严未遂）。外汇交易员 (@myfxtrader):韩国戒严司令部发布一号戒严令宣布从2024年12月3日23:00起在韩国全境公布以下事项：1、禁止国会和地方议会、政党的活动和政治结社、集会、示威等一切政治活动。2、禁止否定自由民主主义体制或企图颠覆的一切行为，禁止假新闻、捏造舆论、虚假煽动。3、所有的言论和出版都受戒严司令部控制。 ...

报道称，BBC丑闻出自该机构的一份内部备忘录文件，文件作者迈克尔·普雷斯科特是BBC前顾问，曾 供职于BBC编辑方针与标准委员会。离职后，他主动将这份备忘录透露给《每日电讯报》。普雷斯科特 对BBC管理层的不作为深表不满，他表示自己曾将备忘录发送给董事会全体成员，警告《广角镜》的操 作开了一个"非常危险的先例"，但BBC管理层仅表示"无意误导观众"，并坚持认为该栏目的剪辑属 于"行业常规操作"，总裁蒂姆·戴维则对类似行为予以默许。《每日电讯报》称，将陆续放出文件中的 其他内容，控诉BBC在加沙问题以及多个敏感议题上失之偏颇的报道。 截至目前，英国保守党方面要求即刻对此事展开调查，前首相鲍里斯·约翰逊在社交媒体上痛斥BBC"丢 人现眼"，"英国国家广播机构的旗舰栏目竟公然散播谎言，BBC会有人为此担责并辞职吗？"影子文化 大臣奈杰尔·哈德尔斯顿表示，这并不是BBC首次出现偏差，但确实是迄今为止"最令人惊愕的案例"之 一。美国白宫新闻秘书莱维特则毫不客气地抨击BBC"故意造假、选择性剪辑"，是"100%的假新闻"， 根本不值得英国民众为它埋单。 【环球时报特约记者 刘皓然】近日，英国媒体抛出一颗重磅炸弹，指控英国 ...

英国反对党保守党呼吁立即调查《全景》节目获准播出的过程。保守党影子文化大臣奈杰尔·赫德尔斯 顿表示："这些披露令人极为担忧，可能严重损害BBC的品牌与声誉。蓄意操纵信息、散布虚假内容的 行为无可辩解。尽管BBC此前也曾被指存在偏见，但此次事件堪称最骇人听闻、最令人震惊的案例之 一。BBC必须立即向观众作出解释并道歉。"英国改革党领袖法拉奇则评论称："难怪每年缴纳BBC收看 费用的人数持续下降。" 前BBC主持人莉兹·克肖在社交媒体上表示："这对我来说并不意外。1993年至2011年间，我曾在BBC四 个电台主持新闻和时事节目。BBC记者群体中普遍存在的偏见和群体思维令人愤慨，我们每天都必须与 之斗争并加以纠正。" 责任编辑：刘万里 SF014 然而，在原始演讲中，特朗普最初说的是："我们将走下去，我会和你们一起……我们将走向国会大 厦，去为勇敢的参议员和众议员们加油助威，以和平而爱国的方式让你们的呼声被听见。"直到演讲进 行约54分钟、谈及选举舞弊问题时，他才表示："我们要拼死战斗，如果你们不拼死战斗，你们的国家 就保不住了。" 普雷斯科特在举报文件中指出，BBC的剪辑"制造了一种假象，使观众误以为特朗普发表 ...

Core Points - The article discusses a claim by President Trump that a report from The Wall Street Journal regarding the U.S. allowing Ukraine to use Western-supplied long-range missiles against deep targets in Russia is "fake news" [1][3] - Trump emphasized that the U.S. has no involvement in how Ukraine uses these missiles, regardless of their origin [1][3] Summary by Sections - **U.S. Policy on Ukraine's Military Capabilities** - The Wall Street Journal reported that the Trump administration lifted a key restriction, enabling Ukraine to utilize certain long-range missiles provided by Western allies, which would enhance Ukraine's ability to strike targets within Russia [3] - **Trump's Response** - Trump refuted the report on social media, asserting that the U.S. is not responsible for the use of these missiles by Ukraine [1][3]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses President Trump's denial of a report by The Wall Street Journal regarding the U.S. approval for Ukraine to use Western-supplied long-range missiles to strike deep into Russian territory [1][2]. Group 1 - Trump stated that the report claiming the U.S. has lifted a key restriction allowing Ukraine to use certain long-range missiles is false [1][2]. - According to The Wall Street Journal, U.S. officials indicated that the Trump administration had indeed removed a significant limitation, enhancing Ukraine's ability to target within Russia [2].

Core Points - The article discusses former President Trump's recent public appearance and his response to rumors about his health, labeling them as "fake news" [3][7] - Trump emphasized his active schedule over the Labor Day weekend, countering speculation about his well-being [5][6] - The article also touches on Trump's hand bruising, which has raised health concerns, and provides medical explanations for the condition [9][10] Summary by Sections Trump's Public Appearance - Trump returned to the public eye after a week of absence, addressing rumors about his health during a discussion about relocating the Space Command [3] - He claimed to have been active during his absence, participating in multiple media interviews and social media posts [5] Media Criticism - Trump criticized the media for not raising similar concerns about President Biden's health despite his lack of public appearances [6] - He reiterated that the media lacks credibility, using his health rumors as an example [7] Health Speculations - Speculations about Trump's health were fueled by visible bruising on his hand, which some experts attributed to normal aging or potential underlying conditions [9] - Trump's physician provided explanations linking the bruising to frequent handshakes and the use of aspirin, a common cardiovascular preventive measure [10]

Core Points - Former President Trump returned to public view after a week of absence, addressing rumors about his health and dismissing them as "fake news" [1][2][3] - Trump emphasized his active schedule, including multiple press conferences and social media activity over the Labor Day weekend [1] - He criticized the media for not raising concerns about President Biden's health despite his own absence from public events [2] Health Speculations - Trump's hand bruising has led to speculation about his health, with some experts suggesting it could be a normal sign of aging or related to more serious conditions [4] - His physician attributed the bruising to frequent handshakes and the use of aspirin, which is part of a standard cardiovascular prevention regimen [4] - In a previous press conference, the White House spokesperson mentioned that Trump was diagnosed with "chronic venous insufficiency," a common condition in older adults [5]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent rumors about Donald Trump's death circulating on social media, particularly on X (formerly Twitter), and highlights the role of cryptocurrency accounts in amplifying these rumors [1][2]. Group 1 - A significant number of users, approximately 1.3 million, engaged with the false rumor about Trump's death, indicating a high level of interest and concern [1]. - Various social media users made humorous offers related to the rumor, such as giving away money for likes or retweets, which further fueled the discussion [4][7][9]. - Some users called for calm, asserting that Trump was not in any danger, contrasting with the rampant speculation [12]. Group 2 - Reuters released a video interview with Trump, dated September 2, where he addressed the rumors, stating they were exaggerated and that he was simply taking a break during Labor Day [18]. - The interview was corroborated by Phoenix TV, lending credibility to Trump's statements and highlighting the importance of regular communication from public figures to counteract misinformation [20].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the phenomenon of a non-existent short drama titled "Trump Falls in Love with the White House Cleaner," which allegedly generated $150 million in revenue, highlighting the absurdity of media reporting on fabricated stories without verification [5][25][70]. Group 1: The Non-Existent Drama - The short drama claimed to have made $150 million in the U.S., which translates to over 1 billion RMB, a figure that is unrealistic for any single production [5][27]. - The supposed drama is based on a satirical premise involving a fictional relationship between Trump and a cleaner, which resonated with audiences despite its absurdity [8][14]. - The media frenzy surrounding the drama was fueled by a combination of a fictional web novel and misleading social media posts, leading to widespread misinformation [37][46]. Group 2: Media Dynamics - The article critiques the media's failure to fact-check and verify the existence of the drama, suggesting that the rapid production of news content has led to a lack of accountability [50][56]. - It highlights a shift in news production where quantity is prioritized over quality, resulting in the dissemination of sensationalized and often false information [51][52]. - The phenomenon reflects a broader trend where audiences are entertained by absurd news stories, leading to a cycle of misinformation that is accepted without scrutiny [57][73].