据美国驻阿根廷大使馆网站6日发布的消息，美国对阿根廷的这一采购计划给予了支持。除批准从 丹麦移交美制武器、给予对外军事融资之外，美方还将向阿根廷提供涉及F-16战斗机的培训、维护和长 期支持。 阿根廷国防部5日确认，从丹麦购买的首批F-16战斗机于11月29日从丹麦起飞，在西班牙和巴西进 行两次技术经停后，于5日抵达布宜诺斯艾利斯。 2024年4月16日，阿根廷政府宣布与丹麦签署价值约3亿美元的协议，购买24架从丹麦空军退役的F- 16战斗机。 记者在现场了解到，这6架F-16战斗机由丹麦飞行员驾机，进行了约15分钟的低空飞行表演，随后 飞往阿根廷科尔多瓦省方向。这批战机在该省一处机场完成向阿根廷空军的交付。 阿根廷通讯社报道说，F-16战斗机的交付标志着自2015年"幻影"战斗机退役后，阿根廷空军重新获 得超音速拦截能力。 新华社布宜诺斯艾利斯12月6日电（记者 张铎 王钟毅）当地时间6日上午，阿根廷购自丹麦的首批6 架F-16战斗机于抵阿一天后在首都布宜诺斯艾利斯上空进行飞行表演，并于当天完成交付。 ...

Core Viewpoint - Russian President Putin's visit to India marks his first trip since the escalation of the Ukraine crisis, highlighting the ongoing defense cooperation and energy trade between Russia and India amidst U.S. pressure [1][4]. Defense Cooperation - Indian Prime Minister Modi personally welcomed Putin, and the two leaders held a two-and-a-half-hour informal meeting focused on defense cooperation [2]. - The Russian Defense Minister, who accompanied Putin, indicated that defense collaboration would be a key topic, with discussions on military technology and production autonomy for India [2]. - India is expected to push for the expedited delivery of two additional S-400 missile systems, with a previous contract worth $5.43 billion signed in 2018 [3]. Energy Trade - Despite U.S. sanctions and pressure, India remains a significant buyer of Russian oil, with Russian oil accounting for 36.4% of India's total oil imports in 2024 [5]. - Putin criticized the U.S. for its double standards regarding oil purchases, asserting that if the U.S. can buy Russian nuclear fuel, India should have the same rights [4]. - The bilateral trade between Russia and India has seen minor adjustments but remains stable overall, with ongoing plans for collaboration in advanced technology, space exploration, and nuclear energy [4].

蒋斌：近年来，日本一再突破"和平宪法"约束，大幅增加防卫预算，推动杀伤性武器出口，图谋修 改"无核三原则"，加速自我军事松绑，军国主义大有卷土重来之势。人无信无以立身，国无信无以立 世。我们要求日方严格遵守国际法规定的战败国义务，停止挑战战后国际秩序，停止破坏亚太和平稳 定，不要说一套、做一套。日方若执迷不悟必犯众怒，难逃历史和正义的清算。 人民财讯12月5日电，据国防部发布，12月5日下午，国防部新闻局副局长、国防部新闻发言人蒋斌大校 就近期涉军问题发布消息。 记者：据报道，日本政府近日批准了2025年度补充预算，使其防卫开支达11万亿日元，提前实现占国内 生产总值2%的目标。此外，日方正就出口自卫队"03式中程地对空导弹"与菲律宾展开磋商。请问发言 人有何评论？ ...

澳大利亚政府4日宣布再向乌克兰提供价值9500万澳元（约合6278万美元）的一揽子军事援助，这使澳 对乌援助总额超过17亿澳元（约合11亿美元）。 澳大利亚政府4日宣布再向乌克兰提供价值9500万澳元（约合6278万美元）的一揽子军事援助，这使澳 对乌援助总额超过17亿澳元（约合11亿美元）。 △乌克兰基辅 （资料图） 澳国防部长理查德·马尔斯、外交部长黄英贤和国防工业部长帕特·康罗伊发表联合声明说，这项新援助 将向"乌克兰优先需求清单"提供5000万澳元（约合3304万美元），该清单旨在向乌克兰提供关键军事装 备。澳还将向乌克兰另外援助价值4300万澳元（约合2841万美元）的物资和装备，涵盖战术防空雷达、 弹药和作战工程装备。 此外，澳大利亚还将向"无人机能力联盟"提供200万澳元（约合132万美元），该联盟旨在向乌克兰提供 先进无人机技术。 声明还说，澳大利亚承诺向乌克兰赠送的49辆M1A1"艾布拉姆斯"主战坦克的最后一批将于未来几周内 交付。 △乌克兰基辅 （资料图） 澳国防部长理查德·马尔斯、外交部长黄英贤和国防工业部长帕特·康罗伊发表联合声明说，这项新援助 将向"乌克兰优先需求清单"提供5000万 ...

经济观察网据央视网，俄罗斯塔斯社表示，日本政府已批准2025财年补充预算案，使本财年防卫开支占 GDP比例提升到2%。近年来，日本重金采购美制F35战机，对美返销"爱国者"导弹，组建专门的电子战 部队，升级宙斯盾驱逐舰。这一系列军事动作表明，日本的军事建设已经不是简单的修修补补了。它的 目标是"全领域作战能力"，这背后的扩张野心，藏都藏不住。 ...

据央视网12月2日消息，日本将部分防卫费用投入所谓"安全韧性"建设，比如研发"万能型血浆"、制定细化至所谓"战俘处理"的战时法律，改造民用港口 为"军民两用"等等。 国际问题专家卢昊指出，其实日本军事准备正在走向深度化、实战化，它确实是将所谓"台海有事"，当作可能随时发生的一件事，在做周密细致的准备。 据悉，日本内阁会议11月28日批准的2025财年补充预算中包括防卫相关费用1.1万亿日元，约合498亿元人民币，连同9.9万亿日元，约合4484亿元人民币的 初始预算，2025财年防卫开支合计达到约11万亿日元，约合4982亿元人民币，在GDP中占比达到2%。 日本防卫费连续13年上涨 自1976年日本时任首相三木武夫作出防卫费占比不超过国内生产总值1%的决定后，历届日本内阁基本遵循这一惯例。但日本防卫省的数据显示，从2012 财年到2025财年，日本防卫费连续13年上涨。 日本加速部署中程地对空导弹 值得注意的是，日本防卫省在此次补充预算案中列入8472亿日元，约合398亿元人民币，用于购置护卫舰、潜艇、导弹等，例如改进型的03式中程地对空 导弹。 03式中程地对空导弹，是日本在冷战末期为替换老旧的美制"霍克 ...

Core Points - The Russian State Duma has approved a government agreement between Russia and India regarding the transportation of military and operational equipment to each other's territories [1] Group 1 - The agreement facilitates the transfer of military and operational equipment between Russia and India [1]

消息称，日本防卫省在此次补充预算案中列入8472亿日元，约合398亿元人民币，用于购置护卫舰、潜 艇、导弹等，例如改进型的03式中程地对空导弹。日本防卫大臣小泉进次郎近日视察了琉球群岛上的自 卫队基地，并宣布向与那国岛部署03式中程地空导弹的计划正按进度快速推进。另一方面，高市政府还 在推动杀伤性武器出口。据悉，日本政府已就出口"03式地对空导弹"事宜与菲律宾展开非正式磋商。此 外近日，日本还首次向美国出口自卫队使用的"爱国者"地对空导弹。 格隆汇12月2日｜据每经，日本政府日前批准2025财年，也就是2025年4月至2026年3月的补充预算案， 使本财年防卫开支占国内生产总值(GDP)的比例提升到2%，此举引发日本各界担忧。数据显示，日本防 卫费连续13年上涨。分析人士表示，日方的扩武野心有着多方面的地缘政治盘算，应该引起地区国家的 高度警惕。 ...

Core Points - The Japanese government is in informal discussions with the Philippines regarding the export of the "03 type medium-range surface-to-air missile" [1] - The Philippines has expressed interest in acquiring this missile, which is designed to intercept aircraft and cruise missiles [1] - Japan aims to complete the development of an upgraded version of the missile by the fiscal year 2028, capable of intercepting ballistic missiles and hypersonic glide weapons [1] - Discussions are also ongoing regarding the export of "Abukuma" class frigates, with the Philippine Navy expressing a desire to acquire at least three [1] - The Japanese government plans to abolish current restrictions on defense equipment exports, which are limited to five non-combat purposes, indicating a strong push for defense exports [1] - Japan's defense spending is set to reach approximately 11 trillion yen (about 498.3 billion RMB) in the fiscal year 2025, achieving the goal of 2% of GDP ahead of schedule [1] - The supplementary budget includes 847.2 billion yen allocated for the purchase of frigates, submarines, and surface-to-air missiles, with total defense-related expenses exceeding 1 trillion yen (about 45.3 billion RMB) [2] - Concerns have been raised by the Chinese Foreign Ministry regarding Japan's increasing defense budget and the loosening of weapon export restrictions, questioning Japan's commitment to peaceful development [2]

Core Points - The Japanese government is in informal discussions with the Philippines regarding the export of the "03 type medium-range surface-to-air missile" and the "Abukuma" class frigates [1] - Japan plans to abolish the current restrictions on defense equipment exports, which are limited to five non-combat purposes, indicating a strong push for defense exports [1] - The Japanese government approved a supplementary budget for the fiscal year 2025, aiming to achieve a defense spending target of 2% of GDP ahead of schedule, with total defense-related expenses reaching approximately 11 trillion yen (about 498.3 billion RMB) [1] Summary by Sections Japan's Defense Export Policy - Japan is negotiating with the Philippines to export defense equipment, including missiles and frigates, reflecting a shift in its defense export policy [1] - The Japanese government intends to remove existing export restrictions, which will facilitate the export of military equipment [1] Defense Budget and Spending - The supplementary budget approved by the Japanese government includes allocations for purchasing frigates, submarines, and surface-to-air missiles, with total defense-related expenses exceeding 1 trillion yen (approximately 45.3 billion RMB) [1] - The overall defense budget for 2025 is projected to reach around 11 trillion yen, indicating a significant increase in defense spending [1]