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日本批准了。 12月26日，日本政府批准2026财年预算案，其中防卫预算超过9万亿日元，再创新高。日媒援引日本防卫省的 话称，这标志着日本正寻求"加速防卫转型"。 日本防卫预算连续创下新高，正引发各方关注。有专家分析指出，日本防卫预算创新高不仅意味着日本防卫战 略从"专守防卫"向"主动威慑"发生质变，还进一步将其推向具备远洋作战和远程打击能力的"能战国家"，从根 本上动摇战后日本的军事定位，将对地区安全格局造成深远冲击。 《日本时报》援引日本防卫省的话称，防卫预算突破9万亿日元大关，标志着日本正寻求"加速防卫转型"。防 卫大臣小泉进次郎当天在新闻发布会上表示："面对战后以来最严峻、最复杂的安全环境，这笔预算是日本履 行其防卫义务所必需的最低限度。" 日本政府将在2026年1月召开的国会例会上提交预算案，由国会审议。 据《环球时报》报道，有专家表示，这一预算不仅意味着日本防卫战略从"专守防卫"向"主动威慑"发生质变， 还进一步将其推向具备远洋作战和远程打击能力的"能战国家"，从根本上动摇战后日本的军事定位，将对地区 安全格局造成深远冲击。"这也再次暴露出日本以邻为壑的偏执战略思维和危险政策取向。" 值得注意的是 ...

Group 1 - The Russian Ministry of Defense reported significant military actions against Ukrainian military-industrial facilities and infrastructure from November 15 to 21, including the destruction of multiple military transport infrastructures and drone assembly sites [1] - During the week, Russian armed forces conducted one large-scale attack and six smaller cluster assaults, resulting in the destruction of parts of eight Ukrainian brigades, one regiment, and one battalion in Sumy Oblast [1] - Russian forces captured a total of 16 Ukrainian cities and towns during the reported period, with significant gains in Kharkiv Oblast [1] Group 2 - An airstrike by Russian forces on Zaporizhzhia city resulted in at least five fatalities and ten injuries, with damage reported to local supermarkets, shops, and residential buildings [2] - Rescue operations continued throughout the night following the airstrike, indicating ongoing humanitarian concerns in the region [2]

Core Points - The article discusses the ongoing military conflict between Russia and Ukraine, highlighting recent attacks and counterattacks involving advanced weaponry and significant casualties on both sides [1][4][6]. Group 1: Military Actions - On January 18, Ukrainian forces reportedly used American-made tactical missiles to attack civilian targets in Voronezh, Russia, which were intercepted by Russian air defense systems [1]. - In retaliation, on January 19, Russian forces launched a large-scale attack using high-precision weapons, including Kinzhal hypersonic missiles and drones, targeting Ukrainian military-industrial complexes and energy facilities [1]. - Ukrainian President Zelensky reported that from the night of January 18 to January 19, Russia conducted a saturation strike, launching over 470 attack drones and 48 missiles, resulting in significant casualties, particularly in Chernivtsi, where 25 people died and nearly 100 were injured [4]. Group 2: Ongoing Combat Operations - The Russian Ministry of Defense reported ongoing operations in the Donetsk region, specifically in Red Army City (Ukrainian name: Pokrovsk), where they repelled multiple Ukrainian armored counterattacks [6]. - Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander Zaluzhnyi stated that Ukrainian troops are actively engaged in the Pokrovsk-Myrnohradske urban area, successfully countering Russian advances through precise coordination [9]. - The Ukrainian General Staff reported 160 combat engagements in the frontline areas over the past day, with Ukrainian forces repelling numerous Russian attacks in Kupiansk and Pokrovsk [9].

Group 1 - Ukraine is facing a large-scale attack from Russia, with over 470 drones and 48 missiles launched, affecting more than 10 regions [1] - The attack resulted in significant casualties, including 10 deaths and 37 injuries in the city of Cherkasy, with ongoing rescue operations [1] - Critical infrastructure in Kharkiv has been severely damaged, leading to emergency power outages and numerous injuries [1] Group 2 - Ukraine has signed a natural gas supply agreement with Greece to help through the winter [3] - A strategic agreement with France includes military aid and the delivery of 100 Rafale F4 fighter jets by 2035 [3] - Spain is providing €515 million in aid for defense and energy support, including the procurement of air defense missiles [3]

Core Points - The Russian Ministry of Defense reported a large-scale attack on Ukrainian industrial and energy facilities in response to Ukrainian strikes on Russian civilian infrastructure [1] - Over the past week, Russian forces have conducted six rounds of significant strikes targeting Ukrainian military facilities, energy infrastructure, and transportation systems [1] - The Ukrainian Armed Forces reported successful strikes on strategic Russian facilities using domestically produced weapons, including Neptune missiles and attack drones [1] Group 1 - The Russian military utilized high-precision weapons, including Kinzhal hypersonic missiles and attack drones, to target Ukrainian energy and industrial facilities [1] - Ukrainian forces targeted the Novorossiysk port and oil storage facilities, as well as a Russian S-400 air defense system, resulting in explosions and fires [1] - Ukrainian strikes also included attacks on a refinery and fuel storage facilities in Saratov Oblast, Russia [1]

Group 1 - Ukraine's Energy Minister reported a large-scale attack on energy infrastructure by Russia, leading to power outages in multiple regions [1] - The attack involved missile and drone strikes, with power restoration contingent on the stabilization of the security situation [1] - The governor of Odesa stated that a specific energy facility was damaged but there were no casualties reported [1] Group 2 - Russia's Defense Ministry announced multiple precision strikes in response to Ukrainian attacks on Russian civilian facilities, targeting military and energy infrastructure in Ukraine [3] - The strikes included attacks on transportation infrastructure, military airfields, and weapon maintenance bases, indicating a strategic focus on crippling Ukraine's military capabilities [3] - The Ukrainian military leadership acknowledged that the Pokrovsk direction remains one of the most intense battlefronts, with Russian forces gaining relative advantages in manpower and equipment [3]

Core Viewpoint - The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has escalated, with both sides conducting significant military operations targeting each other's infrastructure and military capabilities [1]. Group 1: Russian Military Actions - The Russian Ministry of Defense reported strikes using "Dagger" hypersonic missiles and precision-guided weapons against Ukrainian military facilities, energy infrastructure, military airfields, and weapon repair facilities [1]. - Russian forces targeted 148 drone storage and launch points, as well as temporary positions of Ukrainian troops and foreign mercenaries [1]. Group 2: Ukrainian Military Actions - The Ukrainian Navy announced an attack on the Russian "Sivash" drilling platform in the Black Sea, destroying reconnaissance equipment and anti-tank missile systems deployed there [1]. - Ukrainian armed forces conducted a strike on a Russian oil refinery in Saratov on the same day [1]. - Additionally, Ukrainian forces targeted Russian S-400 air defense systems and radar installations in Crimea during the night of November 1-2 [1].