伊朗方面于周一表示，该国正与美国保持沟通渠道畅通。与此同时，美国总统特朗普正在考量如何回应 伊朗国内的抗议活动镇压事件——此次抗议是自1979年伊斯兰革命以来，对伊朗神职人员统治构成的最 严峻挑战之一。 他还指出，两国仍然通过瑞士这一传统斡旋国维持着沟通。 "美方提及了一些议题，也提出了若干构想，总体而言……伊朗伊斯兰共和国是一个从未远离谈判桌的 国家。"但他补充道，美方传递的"矛盾信号"显示出其缺乏诚意，难以令人信服。 阿拉格齐在向驻德黑兰的外国使节通报情况时重申，伊朗伊斯兰共和国已做好应战准备，但同时也对对 话持开放态度。 维权组织：抗议相关死亡人数超500人 总部位于美国的人权组织伊朗人权活动通讯社（HRANA）表示，自去年12月28日抗议爆发以来，经核 实已有490名抗议者与48名安全部队人员死亡，超过10600人遭到逮捕。 伊朗官方尚未公布相关伤亡数据，且路透社也无法独立核实该组织统计的数字。自上周四起，伊朗实施 的断网措施，进一步阻碍了相关信息的对外传播。 特朗普于上周日称，伊朗已主动提出就核计划问题进行谈判。去年6月，以色列与美国曾在一场为期12 天的战争中轰炸了伊朗的核设施。 "伊朗希望谈判， ...

Group 1 - The UK Prime Minister Starmer announced a new Strategic Defense Review that includes 62 recommendations aimed at enhancing the UK's military capabilities, with a focus on the direct threat posed by Russia [1][3] - The review emphasizes that the threats faced by the UK are more severe and unpredictable than at any time since the Cold War, citing examples such as the Russia-Ukraine conflict and cyberattacks [3] - Plans include the construction of 12 new attack submarines, the establishment of at least 6 new munitions factories, and investments in new air defense and missile systems [3][4] Group 2 - The UK government will invest £15 billion in modernizing nuclear weapon production facilities as part of the "Dreadnought" strategic submarine program [4] - A volunteer home defense force will be established to protect critical national infrastructure from drone attacks and other threats [4] - The UK is considering purchasing F-35A fighter jets to restore its air-launched nuclear deterrent capabilities [4] Group 3 - Starmer expressed 100% confidence in achieving the outlined military plans, which represent the highest sustained growth in defense spending since the Cold War [4] - The UK Defense Secretary acknowledged that any plans to expand the military size would have to wait until after the 2029 elections, highlighting the current size of the armed forces as the smallest in 300 years [4] - Criticism arose from opposition leaders regarding the lack of a specific timeline for increasing defense spending to 3% of GDP [4][5]