乌克兰反腐机构突击搜查，结果却掀开了一个政治地震的盖子。 搜查对象是泽连斯基的财政亲信，在他的家中查获一捆捆带着美联储分行封条的美元现钞。 这算是腐败的铁证吗？在前线战事吃紧的前提下，泽连斯基会不会因为这个贪腐案件而被赶下台？ 再看美国的援助机制。美国对乌援助无论是军事还是预算支持，全部通过SWIFT系统进行银行转账，配 有多重审计和追踪流程。美方也多次强调，援助资金不得以现金形式交付。 换句话说，这批封条未拆的美元，不太可能是正规援助的"剩余款项"，而更像是刻意从某个环节直 接"分流"出来的物资。 如果这是一桩真实腐败案，那么这类"完美证据"的出现实属罕见。腐败者往往深谙如何掩盖痕迹，不会 愚蠢到将"来源标签"原封不动地保留在赃款上。 恰恰是这种"太干净"的线索，让人开始怀疑，这是否是一场精心布置的行动，目的并不是为了反腐，而 是为了制造打击泽连斯基的舆论爆点。 美联储封条 乌克兰国家反腐败局在突袭乌克兰国家核电公司高管，这位被普遍视为泽连斯基"钱袋子"的核心人物， 现场发现了数百万美元现金。 现场图片显示，这些美元成捆堆放，整齐如银行库房，而最引人注意的，是钞票上标记清晰的美联储封 条，注明出自某分行，未 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Trump administration has lifted a key restriction on Ukraine's use of Western-supplied long-range missiles, allowing Ukraine to enhance its attacks on targets within Russia [1][3]. Group 1: Policy Changes - The policy adjustment aims to increase pressure on the Russian government to end the conflict with Ukraine, with expectations that Ukraine will use the "Storm Shadow" missiles for more cross-border attacks [3]. - Approval authority for such cross-border strikes has shifted from the U.S. Secretary of Defense to the U.S. European Command, led by General Alexus Grynkewich [4]. - Previously, the use of U.S. missiles or Western missiles relying on U.S. targeting data required approval from the Secretary of Defense, which has now been returned to the European Command [5]. Group 2: Military Actions - Ukrainian forces conducted a large-scale airstrike on a chemical plant in Russia's Bryansk region, using the "Storm Shadow" missiles to successfully hit a key facility for producing explosives and rocket fuel [3]. - The "Storm Shadow" missiles have a range exceeding 180 miles, which allows Ukraine to expand its attack capabilities against Russian targets [3][7]. Group 3: Diplomatic Context - The missile policy change coincides with Trump's earlier push for negotiations to pressure Russia, although he had previously considered providing Ukraine with longer-range "Tomahawk" missiles but later abandoned the idea [3][7]. - Trump expressed interest in meeting with Russian President Putin to discuss ending the conflict, but recent meetings have been postponed, indicating a lack of readiness for serious negotiations from both sides [8].

Geopolitical Stance - Ukrainian President Zelenskyy expressed willingness to participate in a meeting between Trump and Putin in Budapest, Hungary [1] - Zelenskyy discussed the potential meeting with Trump during their meeting [1] - Ukraine is open to peace talks but will not concede territory to Russia, advocating for a ceasefire along the current line of contact to initiate negotiations [1] US Involvement - Zelenskyy stated that Trump shared details of his call with Putin [1] - Zelenskyy believes the US and Trump want to end the conflict [1]

Group 1 - Russia launched a large-scale missile and drone attack on Ukraine, marking a significant escalation in the conflict and damaging multiple buildings in Kyiv, including those used by EU and UK officials [2][3] - The attack involved 598 drones and 31 missiles, with Ukraine claiming to have intercepted 26 missiles and 563 drones, while at least 21 casualties were reported [2][4] - Ukrainian President Zelensky described the attack as the second largest since the conflict began in February 2022, emphasizing Russia's choice of violence over negotiation [2][3] Group 2 - The attack occurred shortly after a summit between Trump and Putin, indicating Russia's disregard for peace efforts and its intent to continue military actions against Ukraine [3][4] - EU officials confirmed damage to their office in Kyiv but reported no casualties, while the EU Commission President vowed to accelerate new sanctions against Russia [4] - Discussions are underway regarding the potential use of frozen Russian central bank assets, amounting to $300 billion, as part of the new sanctions strategy [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the escalating tensions between the United States and Russia regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, highlighting President Trump's criticism of Russia's actions and the potential for new sanctions against Russia [1][2][3]. Group 1: U.S. Actions and Statements - President Trump criticized Russia's missile and drone attacks on Ukraine, calling them "disgusting" and indicating plans for new sanctions against Russia [1]. - Trump's special envoy for the Middle East, Wittekov, is expected to visit Russia shortly before the proposed sanctions are implemented on August 8, marking the first new sanctions against Russia since Trump took office [1]. - U.S. Ambassador to the UN, John Kelly, emphasized the need for negotiations between Russia and Ukraine for a ceasefire and lasting peace, urging that this must be completed before August 8 [1]. Group 2: Russian Response and Military Situation - Russia has reportedly maintained its military advantage on the battlefield, continuing drone and missile attacks against Ukraine, with significant strikes reported on Kyiv [3][4]. - Russian President Putin expressed willingness to wait for Ukraine's leadership to reconsider the timing of negotiations, emphasizing the importance of dialogue for peace [3]. - The control of strategic locations, such as Chasiv Yar in the Donetsk region, is crucial for Russia's military objectives, with claims of full control over northern and eastern areas of the region [4].

Conflict Situation - The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that over the past week, Russian forces conducted six precision strikes using high-precision weapons and drones against Ukrainian military enterprises, energy and port infrastructure, radar stations, ammunition and weapon depots, drone production facilities, and military airports [1] - Ukrainian Armed Forces reported 187 combat incidents in the frontline areas within a day, with preliminary reports indicating that four aircraft, including Su-34s, were hit, and maintenance areas for aircraft were damaged [1] Negotiation Situation - Ukrainian officials stated that negotiations for prisoner exchanges between Ukraine and Russia are ongoing [2] - The Turkish Foreign Minister announced Turkey's readiness to host the third round of talks between Ukraine and Russia [2] - President Putin expressed readiness for a new round of negotiations with Ukraine, potentially in Istanbul, although the time and location have yet to be determined [2] Other Situations - The U.S. Treasury Department authorized civilian nuclear transactions with Russian financial entities [3] - The Ukrainian President signed an order to implement sanctions against Russia in line with the European Union and G7 [3] - Hungarian Prime Minister Orban stated that the EU's proposal to halt energy imports from Russia is unfavorable for Hungary, and they will not support it [3] - The Indian government discussed the supply of the S-400 system, upgrades for Su-30MKI fighter jets, and procurement of key military hardware with Russian defense officials [3] Additional Developments - Russian forces have taken control of one of Europe's largest lithium mines, the Shevchenko lithium mine [4] - The Ukrainian Air Force reported that Russia launched 363 drones and 8 missiles during nighttime attacks [4] - Russian defense forces reportedly destroyed 39 Ukrainian drones during nighttime operations [4] - Local governors indicated that Russian attacks targeted electricity facilities in the Kherson region [4] - The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that Russian troops have occupied Nova Kakhovka in the Kharkiv region of Ukraine [4]

Group 1: Iran-Israel Conflict - The International Atomic Energy Agency reported damage to key structures at Iran's heavy water production plant [1] - Israel plans to strike the Fordow nuclear facility within days, regardless of U.S. involvement [1] - Iran claims to have thwarted an assassination attempt on its foreign minister by Israel [1] - Israel states that Iran has used cluster missiles for the first time in the conflict and continues to target Iranian nuclear facilities [1] Group 2: Negotiation Status - U.S. President Trump indicated potential support for a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, but noted the difficulty in getting Israel to halt its actions [2] - Iran's foreign minister expressed willingness to resume negotiations if Israel stops its aggression, emphasizing the importance of discussions with the EU [2] - The Kremlin stated that a regime change in Iran is "unacceptable" [2] - Germany is open to further negotiations with Iran if it agrees to limit its uranium enrichment activities [2] Group 3: Other Developments - The Swiss Foreign Ministry temporarily closed its embassy in Iran [3] - Iran has restricted internet access for national security reasons [3] - U.S. intelligence officials warned that an attack on the Fordow facility or an assassination of Khamenei could lead Iran to pursue nuclear weapons development [3] - Russia's President Putin expressed concern about the potential for a third world war [3] - The Israeli Defense Forces reported over 300 attacks in Gaza in the past week, targeting various militant sites [3]

Group 1 - Iran is preparing for a large-scale military operation against Israel aimed at "shutting down Israel's war machine" [1] - Continuous clashes between Israel and Iran have resulted in casualties, with 13 reported dead from Iranian attacks and at least 406 dead in Iran due to Israeli strikes [1] - Millions of Iranians protested on the streets demanding retaliation against Israel following the attacks [1] Group 2 - The Iranian Revolutionary Guard has targeted Israel's fuel supply facilities for its fighter jets [2] - Global leaders are urgently calling for de-escalation to prevent a full-scale war, with Russian President Putin condemning Israeli attacks and expressing concern over further escalation [2]

Conflict Situation - Moldova's Prime Minister stated that Russia aims to deploy 10,000 soldiers in the breakaway region along the Dniester River [2] - Russian Deputy Foreign Minister demanded a response from the UK and US regarding Ukraine's attack on Russian aircraft, considering all options [2] - US officials assessed that Ukraine hit 20 Russian aircraft in a recent drone attack, significantly lower than Kyiv's estimate of 41 [2] - Local authorities reported power outages in several areas of Kherson region due to ongoing Ukrainian drone strikes [2] - Ukrainian drone attacks targeted energy facilities in Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions, causing power outages for tens of thousands [2] Negotiation Situation - Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov indicated that direct talks are ongoing, with specific results achieved in two rounds of discussions [3] - Russian presidential aide Mezhinsky mentioned Ukraine's request for an unconditional ceasefire lasting 30 to 60 days, and a potential meeting of heads of state [3] - President Zelensky proposed talks with Putin, who accused Kyiv of launching terrorist attacks on Russian bridges, questioning the purpose of negotiations [3] - Trump had a 75-minute call with Putin, revealing that Putin firmly stated he would respond to the attack on Russian airports and was unaware of the attack beforehand [3] Other Situations - NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg confirmed that the US has no plans to withdraw troops from Europe [4] - The Russian Ministry of Finance reported that state oil and gas sales budget revenue in May was 512.7 billion rubles, down from 1.1 trillion rubles in April [4] - NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg announced that Ukraine has been invited to the NATO summit in The Hague [4] - Dutch Defense Minister committed to providing Ukraine with a maritime support package worth 400 million euros [4] - UK Defense Secretary Hillier stated that the number of drones delivered to Ukraine this year will increase tenfold, targeting 100,000 units [4] - The US reportedly refused to provide air support for European forces deployed in Ukraine post-conflict [4] - The US Defense Secretary was absent from the Ukraine contact meeting, while multiple NATO countries pledged funding for Ukraine's foreign defense manufacturing [4] - German Defense Minister could not confirm reports of Russia destroying an IRIS-T air defense system [4]

Core Viewpoint - President Trump indicated that he would withdraw from negotiations if he believes that President Putin lacks the willingness to engage in talks [1] Group 1 - The statement reflects the ongoing geopolitical tensions and the importance of diplomatic engagement between the U.S. and Russia [1] - The potential withdrawal from negotiations could impact international relations and market stability [1]