当地时间2月9日，苏丹外交部发表声明，对东非政府间发展组织（伊加特）宣布恢复苏丹成员国资格表 示欢迎。 声明表示，苏丹政府致力于加强区域合作与联合行动，以支持地区安全与稳定。 伊加特8日发表声明，宣布恢复苏丹在该组织的成员国资格，并重申支持苏丹的统一与主权。 苏丹主权委员会主席兼武装部队总司令布尔汉2024年1月20日致信伊加特轮值主席、吉布提总统盖莱， 指责伊加特侵犯苏丹国家主权，宣布暂停苏丹伊加特成员国资格，并暂停参与伊加特主导的有关苏丹武 装冲突的调解工作。 2023年4月15日，苏丹武装部队与快速支援部队在首都喀土穆爆发武装冲突，随后冲突蔓延至其他地 区，并持续至今。（总台记者 赵远方） 责编：陈亚楠、侯兴川 ...

报道称，在27日的通话中，佩泽希齐扬抨击美国构成的"威胁"，认为这些威胁"企图破坏地区安全，只 会引发动荡"。 伊朗总统办公室在27日的声明中写道："总统提到近期针对伊朗的施压和敌对行动，包括经济施压和外 部干预，表示此类行动没能削弱伊朗民众的韧性与觉悟。" 声明还指出，沙特王储"欢迎对话，并重申沙特致力于维护地区稳定、安全与发展"。 来源：参考消息 据卡塔尔半岛电视台网站1月27日报道，伊朗总统佩泽希齐扬与沙特王储穆罕默德通了电话。此前，一 艘美国航母抵达中东地区，外界愈发担心伊朗与以色列或美国爆发新的冲突。 据卡塔尔半岛电视台网站1月27日报道，伊朗总统佩泽希齐扬与沙特王储穆罕默德通了电话。此前，一 艘美国航母抵达中东地区，外界愈发担心伊朗与以色列或美国爆发新的冲突。 报道称，在27日的通话中，佩泽希齐扬抨击美国构成的"威胁"，认为这些威胁"企图破坏地区安全，只 会引发动荡"。 伊朗总统办公室在27日的声明中写道："总统提到近期针对伊朗的施压和敌对行动，包括经济施压和外 部干预，表示此类行动没能削弱伊朗民众的韧性与觉悟。" 声明写道："王储强调了伊斯兰国家维护团结的重要性，表示沙特政府反对以伊朗为目标采取 ...

据沙特阿拉伯通讯社27日报道，沙特王储兼首相穆罕默德·本·萨勒曼27日同伊朗总统佩泽希齐扬通电话 时表示，沙特不会允许任何一方利用沙特领土攻击伊朗。 报道说，穆罕默德王储和佩泽希齐扬当天就地区局势及伊朗核问题交换意见。佩泽希齐扬介绍伊朗当前 局势，阐述伊朗政府相关努力，并通报有关核问题谈判的最新进展。 穆罕默德王储表示，沙特一贯尊重伊朗主权，不会允许任何一方利用其领空或领土对伊朗发动军事行动 或实施任何形式的攻击，无论攻击目标指向何方。沙特支持通过对话解决分歧的一切努力，以促进地区 安全与稳定。 佩泽希齐扬对沙特上述立场表示感谢，并对穆罕默德王储为推动地区安全与稳定所作努力表示赞赏。 来源：新华社 ...

美军："林肯"号航母打击群"正部署到中东" 中新网1月27日电 据美国广播公司(ABC)报道，当地时间26日，负责中东地区美军行动的美军中央司令 部在社交媒体发布消息说，美国海军"亚伯拉罕·林肯"号航空母舰打击群"正部署到中东"。 据此前报道，当地时间1月22日，美国总统特朗普表示，一支美国海军舰队正驶向海湾，继续向伊朗施 压。他表示，美国仍在"非常密切地"关注伊朗。对此，伊朗革命卫队指挥官回应称，该部队"手指已经 扣在扳机上"。 来源：中国新闻网 编辑：董文博 广告等商务合作，请点击这里 本文为转载内容，授权事宜请联系原著作权人 中新经纬版权所有，未经书面授权，任何单位及个人不得转载、摘编或以其它方式使用。 关注中新经纬微信公众号(微信搜索"中新经纬"或"jwview")，看更多精彩财经资讯。 报道称，美军中央司令部声称，此次部署"旨在促进地区安全与稳定"。 美国哥伦比亚广播公司(CBS)援引一名美国官员的话报道称，该航母打击群已经驶入美军中央司令部辖 区。 报道指出，截至美东时间26日上午，这支舰队未处于"就位"状态，意味着尚未到达预定的最终位置。 ABC报道称，关注飞行数据的分析人士注意到，还有数十架美 ...

新华社阿布扎比1月26日电（记者 温新年 赵丹亮）阿拉伯联合酋长国外交部26日发表声明，重申阿 联酋不允许其领土、领空或水域被用于针对伊朗的任何军事行动，也不会在此类行动中提供任何后勤支 持。 声明说，阿联酋始终认为，对话、缓和局势、遵守国际法以及尊重国家主权，是应对当前危机、解 决地区问题最有效的基础。阿联酋一贯主张通过外交途径解决分歧，致力于维护地区安全与稳定。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The meeting between Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif and Omani Foreign Minister Badr highlights the importance of diplomatic efforts in maintaining regional security and stability, as well as addressing various geopolitical issues in the Middle East [1] Group 1: Diplomatic Engagement - Zarif praised Oman's role in promoting regional security and stability, emphasizing its positive contributions to diplomatic negotiations [1] - Badr stressed the need for ongoing consultations among Iran, Oman, and other regional countries to tackle challenges threatening peace and stability [1] Group 2: Regional Issues Discussion - The two ministers exchanged views on several critical issues, including the Palestinian situation, the Gaza conflict, the implementation of the ceasefire agreement between Lebanon and Israel, and the situations in Yemen, Syria, and Somalia [1]

Group 1 - The situation in Yemen has escalated, with Saudi Arabia conducting airstrikes on Mukalla port in Hadramaut province, and the Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council declaring a 90-day state of emergency across the country [1][2] - The Yemeni government has ordered the immediate withdrawal of all UAE troops and Southern Transitional Council forces within 24 hours, and has established a new military unit called "Homeland Shield" to take control of Hadramaut and Mahra provinces [2][3] - Saudi Arabia has expressed regret over the UAE's support for the Southern Transitional Council, stating that such actions threaten the security of Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and the region [2] Group 2 - The Saudi-led coalition conducted limited military operations targeting weapons and military vehicles unloaded from two Emirati ships at Mukalla port, which had entered without coalition permission [1] - The UAE has responded to the situation by emphasizing that the cargo on the ships did not include weapons and that the vehicles were intended for use by Emirati forces in Yemen [2][3]

Core Viewpoint - The UAE denies allegations from Saudi Arabia regarding arms shipments to the Southern Transitional Council in Yemen, emphasizing that such claims are baseless and detrimental to regional stability [1][2]. Group 1: UAE's Position - The UAE's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the accusations of supplying weapons to Yemeni armed groups are false and do not align with the UAE's principles in the Yemen crisis [1]. - The UAE clarified that any military support provided was coordinated with the Saudi-led coalition and intended for its own forces in Yemen [1]. - The UAE respects Saudi Arabia's sovereignty and national security while rejecting any attempts to involve it in the tensions among various factions in Yemen [2][3]. Group 2: Saudi Arabia's Concerns - Saudi Arabia claims that the UAE's actions pose a threat to its national security and accuses the UAE of pressuring the Southern Transitional Council to act against the Yemeni government [2]. - The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs demanded the UAE withdraw its military forces from Yemen within 24 hours and cease any military or financial support to any party in Yemen [2]. - Saudi Arabia has conducted airstrikes against military positions of the Southern Transitional Council, citing their recent troop deployments as an unreasonable escalation that complicates efforts for stability in Yemen [3]. Group 3: Background on the Southern Transitional Council - The Southern Transitional Council was established in May 2017 to pursue self-determination and independence for southern Yemen [3]. - Despite joining the Saudi-led coalition to combat Houthi forces and participating in the Yemeni government, the council continues to demand sovereignty for the southern region, leading to conflicts over power distribution and resource control with the Yemeni government [3].

Core Viewpoint - The Saudi-led coalition has conducted a "limited" airstrike on the Yemeni port of Mukalla in response to unauthorized vessels unloading weapons and military vehicles, which are believed to support local armed groups and escalate regional conflict [1][4][5]. Group 1: Military Actions - The coalition has requested civilians, armed personnel, and fishermen to evacuate Mukalla port until further notice [4]. - The airstrike was initiated after two ships from the UAE entered Mukalla without coalition approval, disabling their tracking systems and unloading significant military supplies [4][5]. - The coalition's actions are aimed at protecting civilian safety in Hadhramaut and Mahra provinces and preventing further escalation of conflict [5]. Group 2: Political Context - The Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council has declared a nationwide state of emergency for 90 days, emphasizing the commitment to civilian safety and correcting the course of cooperation under the "legitimacy support alliance" [7]. - The council has called for immediate action from the "National Shield Forces" to take control of military camps in Hadhramaut and Mahra provinces [7].

Core Viewpoint - The Southern Transitional Council (STC) of Yemen has issued a statement regarding the situation in Hadramaut and Mahra provinces, emphasizing the need for security measures to combat threats and stabilize the region [1] Group 1: Security Actions - The STC acknowledges recent actions taken by Saudi Arabia's armed forces as necessary to address security threats, combat terrorism, and disrupt supply routes related to the Houthi movement [1] - The STC aims to maintain local security and stability, protect the functioning of national institutions, and improve public services and living conditions [1] Group 2: Regional Cooperation - The STC expresses openness to any coordination and arrangements aimed at maintaining regional security and stability, ensuring that such measures align with local demands and the interests of regional countries like Saudi Arabia [1] Group 3: Response to Airstrikes - The STC has noted recent airstrikes targeting elite forces in Hadramaut, viewing these actions as detrimental to achieving consensus among involved parties [1] - The STC reaffirms its commitment to its established goals and will continue to take action against terrorist organizations and disrupt Houthi supply channels [1] Group 4: Ongoing Security Control - The STC emphasizes the need for enhanced security control in Hadramaut Valley, Mahra province, and other southern regions [1] - The STC will continue to collaborate with Arab coalition countries to address shared security challenges [1]