国际油价盘中突然拉升，截至发稿，NYMEX WTI原油涨超3%，ICE布油涨近3%。 | W | | | NYMEX WTI原油 | | | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | | | | CL.NYM 延时行情 | | | | | | 76.94 | | 阳生结 | 74.66 | 总手 | | 3.04万 | | | +2.28 | | +3.05% 开盘 | 76.15 | 现手 | | 2 | | | 最高价 | | 77.42 青 の | 27.54万 | A | | 1.54万 | | | 最低价 | | 75.56 报 仓 | -1.69万 | 内 | | 1.50万 | | | 分时 | 五日 | HK | きく | 月K | 中文 | | | | 營加 | | | | 均价:76.52 | | | | | 77.42 | | | | 3.70% | 77.02 | | 8 | | | | | | | 77.01 | | 6 | | | | | | | 77.00 | | 5 | | | | | | | 76.99 | ...

公告表示，针对侵略者的侦察与打击仍在持续。未来几天，攻击强度与范围还将进一步扩大。 编辑 | 七三 据央视新闻，当地时间5日，伊朗伊斯兰革命卫队发布公告称，在"真实承诺4"第十七轮行动中，伊 朗发射的高超音速导弹和攻击型无人机突破了美国"萨德"系统，袭击了以色列国防部大楼以及本·古 里安国际机场。 伊斯兰革命卫队表示，随着超过7套先进雷达系统被伊朗成功摧毁，美国与以色列在该地区"双目失 明"。 ...

乌国家紧急情况局当天通报，俄军袭击还导致敖德萨州境内能源、住宅及工业设施遭到破坏。多栋 高层住宅楼被直接命中，部分公寓受损。 俄国防部在社交媒体上发布的战报说，7日至13日，俄军使用多种武器对乌方实施一次密集突击， 另用多组装备进行6次集群打击，摧毁目标包括军工企业、军需能源和运输设施、军火库、军用机场、 攻击型无人机生产储存发射场所以及乌军、外国雇佣兵临时据点。 战报说，俄北部集团军部队已控制哈尔科夫州和苏梅州的两座村镇，即楚古诺夫卡和西多罗夫卡； 俄西部集团军部队已掌控哈尔科夫州的格卢什科夫卡；俄东部集团军部队已占领扎波罗热州的扎利兹尼 奇诺耶。 战报还说，同一时期，俄军防空系统击落5枚乌制"火烈鸟"远程巡航导弹、28枚制导航空炸弹、美 制"海马斯"多管火箭炮系统发射的39枚火箭弹、4枚乌制"海王星"远程导弹和1243架固定翼无人机。 俄罗斯别尔哥罗德州州长维亚切斯拉夫·格拉德科夫13日在社交媒体上发布消息说，乌军导弹袭击 该州一处基础设施，致两名男子死亡，另有5人受伤。袭击造成当地能源基础设施严重损坏，电力、供 暖及供水系统中断。 同在13日，乌克兰副总理库列巴通过社交媒体发文说，12日晚间至13日凌晨 ...

一名在演习中扮演敌军的参演人员透露，这支战斗群"只是四处走动，没有任何伪装，就停放帐篷和装 甲车，全部都被摧毁了"。 爱沙尼亚国防军无人系统项目负责人阿尔博·普罗巴尔（Arbo Probal）表示，这次演习的目标是测试士 兵在火力压力下的适应能力。他说："目标确实是尽快制造摩擦、为各部队带来压力，并使其认知超负 荷运转。" 据悉，该演习场景模拟了俄乌冲突初期阶段的战场环境，坦克和部队仍可以自由推进，而非目前两军正 在交战的僵持战线。 【文/观察者网 熊超然】当地时间2月13日，英国《每日电讯报》援引最新消息称，在去年于爱沙尼亚 举行的一场北约联合军事演习中，一个英国旅被乌克兰军队"摧毁"。 据爱沙尼亚无人系统部队负责人称，这场名为"刺猬2025"的军事演习，共有来自12个北约国家的16000 多名士兵参加，演习模拟了一个"竞争激烈且拥挤"的战场，并使用了多种无人机。在其中一个演习场景 中，一个由数千名士兵组成的战斗群，其中包括一个英国旅和一个爱沙尼亚师，被乌克兰军队击败，这 对北约来说是一个"惨痛"的教训，并敲响了警钟。 《每日电讯报》称，这场演习凸显了无人机已成为俄乌冲突的决定性武器，分析人士估计，无人机造 ...

德国《经理人》杂志周五报道，德国初创企业、无人机制造商Stark 防务数周前完成新一轮融资，公司 整体估值升至10 亿欧元以上（约合 12 亿美元）。 该杂志未透露消息来源，称彼得・蒂尔旗下的创始人基金（Founders Fund）向其注资数千万欧元，欧 洲多家投资机构也参与了本轮融资。 德国《经理人》杂志周五报道，德国初创企业、无人机制造商Stark 防务数周前完成新一轮融资，公司 整体估值升至10 亿欧元以上（约合 12 亿美元）。 该杂志未透露消息来源，称彼得・蒂尔旗下的创始人基金（Founders Fund）向其注资数千万欧元，欧 洲多家投资机构也参与了本轮融资。 Stark 防务暂未立即回应记者置评请求。《经理人》杂志表示，该公司拒绝就此发表评论。 路透社周二看到的文件显示，德国政府计划向 Stark 防务以及另一家德国国防企业 Helsing 采购价值5.36 亿欧元的攻击型无人机。 责任编辑：郭明煜 Stark 防务暂未立即回应记者置评请求。《经理人》杂志表示，该公司拒绝就此发表评论。 路透社周二看到的文件显示，德国政府计划向 Stark 防务以及另一家德国国防企业 Helsing 采购价值5. ...

Core Insights - Palantir Technologies, founded by Peter Thiel, has established itself as a significant player in the U.S. military-industrial complex, surpassing traditional defense contractors like Raytheon [3] - The company signed a $10 billion long-term contract with the U.S. Army in August 2025 to provide data support and software services over the next decade, marking the largest digital military contract awarded to a tech company [3] - The relationship between Silicon Valley and U.S. military security strategy has deep historical roots, with technological advancements often driven by military needs [5][6] Group 1: Company Overview - Palantir is a software and big data technology company based in Silicon Valley, co-founded by Peter Thiel, who is also known for his book "Zero to One" [1] - The CEO, Alexander Karp, is a notable figure with a Ph.D. from Goethe University and has been actively involved in public debates on technology and ethics [3] Group 2: Military Contracts and Collaborations - The $10 billion contract with the U.S. Army is a significant milestone for Palantir, emphasizing its role in modern military operations [3] - The U.S. Department of Defense has increasingly relied on Silicon Valley for technological advancements, with companies like Palantir benefiting from military contracts [6][7] Group 3: Technological Innovation and Defense Strategy - The emergence of new technologies such as artificial intelligence and quantum computing is central to U.S. military strategy, particularly in response to China's advancements [8][9] - The U.S. military is focusing on creating a "data-driven, AI-enabled army" to counter challenges posed by China, with initiatives like the "Replicator" project aimed at deploying low-cost autonomous systems [8][9] Group 4: Impact of Global Conflicts - The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict has accelerated the adoption of emerging technologies in military operations, benefiting companies like Palantir and Anduril [10] - The U.S. Department of Defense's Project Maven aims to leverage AI for military applications, with Palantir playing a crucial role in developing the necessary data integration platforms [12] Group 5: Geopolitical Context - The U.S. government's strategic focus on countering China's military capabilities has led to increased investments in defense technology, with Palantir positioned to capitalize on this trend [14] - The narrative of a "China threat" is being utilized by Silicon Valley companies to secure funding and contracts, with Palantir's software being used to monitor Chinese activities [14]

俄国防部：91架乌无人机欲袭普京官邸 俄罗斯国防部29日晚间发布声明称，12月28日至29日，乌军使用91架攻击型无人机对普京位于诺夫哥罗 德州的官邸发动袭击，袭击均已被俄军防空部队挫败。 当地时间12月29日，俄罗斯国防部披露乌军空袭普京官邸并被挫败的详情，而乌克兰外交部则坚决否认 相关说法，称其为俄方制造攻击借口的挑衅性言论。 △乌克兰外交部长瑟比加（资料图） 针对俄方相关说法，乌克兰方面当天密集作出回应。乌克兰总统泽连斯基在社交媒体上发文称，俄罗斯 总统官邸遭袭的说法"纯属捏造"。 乌外交部长瑟比加当天表示，俄罗斯所谓"乌方企图袭击普京官邸"的言论具有挑衅性，是其试图为后续 攻击乌克兰制造借口和虚假理由，同时破坏当前和平进程。乌外交部发言人泰希则直言俄方说法荒谬且 经不起推敲，他指出，普京官邸部署有俄罗斯最严密的防空系统，针对此地发起袭击毫无意义。（总台 记者 董薇） 声明披露，28日夜间至29日凌晨，俄防空部队在布良斯克州上空拦截49架飞往诺夫哥罗德州方向的乌方 无人机，在斯摩棱斯克州上空击落1架飞往同方向的乌方无人机；12月29日7时前，在诺夫哥罗德州上空 拦截18架飞往总统官邸方向的乌方无人机，7 ...

Core Viewpoint - Japan's government has approved a record defense budget exceeding 9 trillion yen for the fiscal year 2026, indicating a significant shift in its defense strategy towards "proactive deterrence" and enhancing its military capabilities, which may impact regional security dynamics [1][2][3]. Group 1: Defense Budget Details - The approved defense budget for fiscal year 2026 is over 9 trillion yen, marking a continuous increase in Japan's defense spending, which has surpassed 6 trillion, 7 trillion, and 8 trillion yen in previous years [2]. - The budget will fund the acquisition of long-range missiles and the development of a coastal defense system centered around attack drones, with an investment of approximately 100.1 billion yen for the latter [2]. - Japan plans to increase its total defense spending to about 43 trillion yen from 2023 to 2027, as outlined in the new "security three documents" approved in late 2022 [2]. Group 2: Strategic Implications - Experts suggest that the increase in defense spending signifies a transformation in Japan's military posture from "defensive" to "proactive deterrence," potentially redefining its post-war military identity and affecting regional security [3]. - Japan is also pursuing the development of nuclear-powered submarines, with plans to advance to the next generation of propulsion systems and possibly acquire nuclear submarines to enhance its defense capabilities [3]. - The country is collaborating with the UK and Italy to develop a next-generation fighter jet, with an investment of over 160 billion yen planned for this initiative, expected to be deployed by 2035 [3]. Group 3: Domestic and International Reactions - The increase in defense spending has raised concerns among various sectors in Japan, with public protests against military expansion and warnings from scholars about the economic burden on ordinary citizens [4][5]. - The Chinese Foreign Ministry has criticized Japan's military expansion, suggesting it reflects a dangerous trend towards militarism and a departure from its historically peaceful development path [4][5].

Core Viewpoint - Japan's defense budget has exceeded 9 trillion yen for the fiscal year 2026, marking a historic high and indicating a shift from a "defensive" to a "proactive deterrence" military strategy, which could significantly alter the regional security landscape [2][3][4]. Group 1: Defense Budget Details - The Japanese government approved a budget that includes a defense budget surpassing 9 trillion yen, which is part of a broader plan to increase total defense spending to approximately 43 trillion yen from 2023 to 2027 [3]. - The budget will fund long-range missiles and the development of a coastal defense system centered around attack drones, with an investment of about 100.1 billion yen for the "SHIELD" project [3]. - The Japan Air Self-Defense Force will be renamed the Japan Aerospace Self-Defense Force, and a new "Space Operations Group" will be established with around 880 personnel [3]. Group 2: Strategic Implications - The increase in defense spending signifies a fundamental change in Japan's military posture, moving towards capabilities for long-range operations and offensive capabilities, which could destabilize post-war military positioning [4]. - Japan's plans to develop nuclear-powered submarines and engage in joint development of next-generation fighter jets with the UK and Italy, with an investment of over 160 billion yen, further illustrate its shift towards a more aggressive military stance [4]. Group 3: Domestic and International Reactions - There is growing domestic opposition to the military expansion, with protests against the government's defense spending plans, highlighting concerns over the economic burden on ordinary citizens [6]. - The Chinese government has criticized Japan's military developments, suggesting they reflect a dangerous trend towards militarization and a revival of militaristic policies [5][6].

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]