转自：北京日报客户端 乌军还摧毁了俄军坦克、火炮、防空系统、无人机等目标。 来源：央视新闻客户端 俄罗斯国防部1月4日发布战报称，俄军已控制哈尔科夫州的波多雷定居点。 过去一天，俄军在苏梅、哈尔科夫、顿涅茨克、扎波罗热、及赫尔松方向等多地打击乌军，击毁乌军装 甲车、反炮兵雷达站及电子战系统、弹药库等，并击落乌军制导航空炸弹及无人机。 同一天，乌克兰武装部队总参谋部发布战报称，过去一天前线地区共发生211次战斗，乌军对俄多处人 员和武器装备集中区实施打击，在库皮扬斯克、波克罗夫斯克等方向发动进攻或击退俄军进攻。 ...

俄罗斯突然发动猛烈攻击。 据最新消息，乌克兰总统泽连斯基表示，12月23日，俄罗斯对乌克兰发动了大规模袭击，至少有13个州遭到袭 击。据俄新社23日报道，俄罗斯国防部称，俄军对乌克兰能源设施等进行了大规模打击，"所有既定目标被击 中"。 目前，美国与乌克兰的会谈成果是多方关注的焦点。泽连斯基当地时间23日在其官方社交平台发文称，乌方与 特朗普总统代表进行了富有成效的磋商，目前已准备好多份文件草案。 乌克兰至少13个州遭袭击 12月23日，据央视新闻客户端，乌克兰总统泽连斯基23日在其官方社交平台发文称，俄罗斯当天用30多枚导弹 和超过650架无人机对乌克兰发动了大规模袭击。 泽连斯基称，至少有13个州遭到袭击，截至目前乌克兰大部分地区仍处于空袭警报状态。大部分无人机和导弹 已被击落。 乌代理能源部长涅克拉索夫当天表示，由于俄罗斯当天对乌能源基础设施发动了大规模袭击，乌核电站被迫降 低发电能力。他强调，俄罗斯对核电站自身供电基础设施以及向电网输送电力的基础设施发动了袭击，违反了 核安全标准。他表示，目前乌克兰各地正在实施紧急停电措施。 乌克兰首都基辅市军政管理局23日通报称，基辅当天遭俄军袭击，截至目前已造成4 ...

每经编辑｜段炼 持续近4年的俄乌冲突，目前仍看不到结束的迹象，俄乌双方目前仍处于一边打一边隔着美国会谈的状态。 当地时间12月22日，乌克兰总统泽连斯基证实，乌方代表团已结束与美方在迈阿密举行的系列谈判并启程返乌。泽连斯基表示，代表团当晚将向其提交谈 判细节，双方已完成20点"和平计划"初稿阶段全部关键工作，方案整体制定完毕，虽非尽善尽美，但核心推进目标达成。 俄罗斯总统特别代表德米特里耶夫则表示，会谈"一切顺利"，但未透露其他细节。他还暗示下次会谈或将在俄罗斯莫斯科举行。美国总统特使威特科夫当 天说，过去两天的美俄会谈"富有成效和建设性"。 而在前线，俄军仍在持续推进。 图片来源：视觉中国（资料图） 俄方：继续向纵深推进 乌方：从多个阵地撤出 俄罗斯国防部称，俄军继续向乌克兰方面防御纵深推进，在苏梅、哈尔科夫、顿涅茨克等多个方向打击乌军，占领更有利防线和阵地。俄军在144个地区 打击乌克兰军工企业、远程无人机组装点、乌军临时驻扎点等。 俄罗斯国防部22日发布战报称，过去24小时，俄军对乌军运输西方武器的设施、弹药和燃料库及乌克兰武装部队和外国雇佣兵临时部署地点等142个区域 实施了打击，摧毁乌军装甲车，各型 ...

据央视新闻，当地时间12月22日，乌克兰总统泽连斯基证实，乌方代表团已结束与美方在迈阿密举行的 系列谈判并启程返乌。 泽连斯基表示，代表团当晚将向其提交谈判细节，双方已完成20点"和平计划"初稿阶段全部关键工作， 方案整体制定完毕，虽非尽善尽美，但核心推进目标达成。 当地时间22日，乌克兰总统泽连斯基在出席活动时强调，乌克兰必须在武器生产的质量和规模上保持欧 洲领先地位。他指出，实现防空系统及其配套导弹在乌克兰本土生产，或与邻国合作开展实际生产，将 是改变地区力量平衡的历史性成果。泽连斯基将此定义为一项极其复杂且具有战略重要性的任务，并强 调"为了乌克兰，这必须完成"。 泽连斯基指出："乌克兰目前已着手研发国产防空系统，且已取得实质性突破。"他强调，成败关键仍在 于专家团队的技术攻坚与研发提速，但必须清醒认识到，成熟的防空体系不可能一蹴而就。 泽连斯基表示，在推进自主生产的同时，乌克兰将继续落实与合作伙伴签署的各项协议，通过多种合作 机制确保防空系统的持续引进与部署。 据乌克兰方面消息，俄军22日凌晨空袭敖德萨州、扎波罗热州、第聂伯罗彼得罗夫斯克州和顿涅茨克地 区的电力设施。截至22日早上，上述地区部分停电， ...

泽连斯基指出："乌克兰目前已着手研发国产防空系统，且已取得实质性突破。"他强调，成败关键仍在 于专家团队的技术攻坚与研发提速，但必须清醒认识到，成熟的防空体系不可能一蹴而就。 泽连斯基表示，在推进自主生产的同时，乌克兰将继续落实与合作伙伴签署的各项协议，通过多种合作 机制确保防空系统的持续引进与部署。 （文章来源：央视新闻） 当地时间22日，乌克兰总统泽连斯基在出席活动时强调，乌克兰必须在武器生产的质量和规模上保持欧 洲领先地位。他指出，实现防空系统及其配套导弹在乌克兰本土生产，或与邻国合作开展实际生产，将 是改变地区力量平衡的历史性成果。泽连斯基将此定义为一项极其复杂且具有战略重要性的任务，并强 调"为了乌克兰，这必须完成"。 ...

Group 1: Geopolitical Tensions and Infrastructure Attacks - Recent attacks on critical infrastructure in Poland, including the destruction of a key railway line, highlight the severity of mixed warfare tactics being employed, particularly by Russia [1][3] - Experts suggest that these attacks are part of a broader strategy outlined in Russia's Gerasimov Doctrine, indicating a shift towards more aggressive mixed warfare tactics [3] - The ongoing attacks aim to disrupt civilian life and create societal chaos, emphasizing the need for heightened vigilance among the public [3] Group 2: Military Aid to Ukraine - Ukrainian President Zelensky has been actively securing military support, including a recent agreement with France for 100 Rafale fighter jets and air defense systems, which are crucial for maintaining air superiority in the ongoing conflict [5] - Spain has committed a record €11.29 billion in military aid to Ukraine, marking the largest foreign aid package in its history, reflecting increasing European support for Ukraine [5] - Despite the influx of military aid, Ukraine faces a significant funding gap, with an urgent need for €135 billion over the next two years to sustain operations [7] Group 3: Energy Crisis and Strategic Responses - The energy crisis in Europe is exacerbated by sanctions against Russian oil and gas, leading to fears of supply shortages in countries like Serbia [8] - Poland is actively working on building a second LNG terminal, while Greece is facilitating the transport of U.S. LNG to Ukraine, indicating a strategic shift towards reducing dependency on Russian energy [8] - The European Union is exploring various solutions to address Ukraine's funding needs, including potential debt issuance and utilizing frozen Russian assets [7] Group 4: Political Instability in Central Europe - Political tensions are rising in Central Europe, with Poland reopening border crossings under specific conditions, reflecting ongoing security concerns related to Belarus [10] - In the Czech Republic, political deadlock over the prime ministerial position is linked to differing views on Ukraine, while Slovakia faces public protests against pro-Russian policies [12][13] - The interconnectedness of security issues and political stability in Europe underscores the impact of geopolitical dynamics on domestic governance [13] Group 5: Overall European Landscape - The current European landscape is characterized by a series of crises, including security threats, energy shortages, and political turmoil, all stemming from the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict [15] - The necessity for European nations to unite in the face of these challenges is emphasized, as internal divisions could lead to vulnerabilities that external forces may exploit [15]

Core Points - Ukraine will purchase "up to 100" French-made Rafale fighter jets, along with air defense systems and drones, as confirmed by the Élysée Palace during President Zelensky's visit to Paris [1][2] Group 1 - The agreement was signed during President Zelensky's visit to Paris, which is described as a "historic agreement" by Zelensky [2] - The signing took place at the Villacoublay Air Base, southwest of Paris, in the presence of French President Macron [2]

Core Points - The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that in the past 24 hours, Russian forces targeted 142 locations in Ukraine, including fuel energy facilities, railway infrastructure, and temporary deployment points of Ukrainian armed forces and foreign mercenaries, destroying multiple tanks, armored vehicles, field guns, and ammunition depots [1] - Ukrainian Air Force reported that from the evening of November 16, Russian forces launched attacks using 2 "Iskander-M" ballistic missiles and 128 drones, with Ukrainian air defense forces managing to shoot down or suppress 91 drones by 9 AM on November 17 [1] - French President Macron announced that Ukraine will purchase 100 "Rafale" fighter jets, radar systems, air defense systems, and drones from France, highlighting France's support for Ukraine in both military and economic sectors [1]

Core Points - The European Union is seeking to use frozen Russian assets to provide a €140 billion loan to Ukraine, but discussions have been postponed to December due to opposition from Belgium [1][4] - Ukrainian President Zelensky is urging the EU to expedite the funding, emphasizing the urgent need for more resources to purchase air defense systems and produce drones, which he claims are vital for Ukraine's survival [1][5] - Zelensky suggests that the U.S. should confiscate frozen Russian assets to signal the EU to take action, arguing that Russia must bear the costs of the conflict [1][4] Group 1 - The EU's plan to utilize frozen Russian assets for Ukraine's funding has faced delays due to legal concerns raised by Belgium, which controls about 90% of these assets [4] - Slovak Prime Minister Fico has expressed skepticism about using the funds for military expenses, indicating potential political hurdles within the EU [4] - French Finance Minister Le Maire stated that EU countries have reached a consensus on the technical details of the plan, despite the ongoing debates [4] Group 2 - If Ukraine does not receive the €140 billion loan from the EU, it may run out of funds by February next year [5] - Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov warned that the EU cannot legally seize Russian assets, labeling such actions as fraud and theft, and indicated that Russia would respond in kind [5] - Zelensky acknowledged the difficult situation for Ukrainian forces in Bakhmut, stating that decisions on retreat depend on frontline commanders [5][7] Group 3 - Zelensky believes that Russia aims to capture Bakhmut to pressure Trump into supporting Russian demands, while also targeting Ukraine's energy systems to force capitulation [7] - He maintains that the Russian military is not as strong as perceived and insists on the necessity of holding ground in Eastern Ukraine [7] - Zelensky expressed openness to negotiations with Russia, suggesting that Trump could facilitate talks if there is a genuine desire to end the war [7][8]

Core Points - Ukraine plans to establish weapon export and joint production offices in Berlin and Copenhagen to raise funds for domestic weapon shortages [1][3] - The Ukrainian delegation will negotiate a drone cooperation agreement in Washington next week [5] Group 1: Weapon Export and Production - Ukraine aims to sell available weapons, including naval drones and artillery systems, while still relying on Western allies for fighter jets and air defense systems [5] - The establishment of offices in Germany and Denmark is part of a strategy to enhance Ukraine's defense capabilities and secure funding for weapon production [1][3] Group 2: Strategic Partnerships - The move to export weapons is seen as a way to strengthen Ukraine's ties with NATO and the European Union, potentially leading to a "drone wall" in Europe [7] - Economic factors play a role, as exporting drone equipment and anti-drone facilities could inject new economic momentum into Ukraine's defense industry [9] - Since September, Ukraine has been actively discussing weapon exports, with plans to sell surplus weapons to Europe, the U.S., the Middle East, and Africa [11]