
美國總統川普在馬里蘭州造船廠視察時表示,美國在與伊朗的衝突中幾乎單獨承擔所有責任,全球盟友將重擔推給美國,並批評盟友不願出資或派船協助,強調美國願意承擔責任因而變得更強,其他國家變得更弱。
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美國與伊朗的衝突持續,川普曾多次批評盟友在國際事務中不願分擔責任。
川普認為在與伊朗的衝突中,美國幾乎是單獨承擔所有責任,並強調全球盟友把整個重擔都丟給美國。(彭博)
美國與伊朗之間的衝突尚未結束,美國總統川普6日前往馬里蘭州一處造船廠視察並發表演說,川普認為在與伊朗的衝突中,美國幾乎是單獨承擔所有責任,並強調全球盟友把整個重擔都丟給美國。
綜合外媒報導,川普6日前往馬里蘭州斯帕羅斯波因特(Sparrows Point)一處造船廠視察,並宣示美國造船業將「再次偉大」,他在演說中談及伊朗衝突時,強調美國承擔所有與伊朗衝突的責任,但全球盟友都把這個重擔丟給美國,川普將伊朗形容為「中東惡霸」,強調美國其他總統或其他國家早就該處理這件事。
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川普說:「不一定非得是我們(美國),但永遠都是我們,其他國家早就應該處理,因為隨著時間過去,情況只會變得更糟。」川普抱怨:「當我們打事情做好之後,坦白講我會一直接到各國領袖的電話,他們很感謝我,於是我就說:『很好,那你們什麼時候要付錢?』他們說『謝謝你做得那麼好』我回他們『很好,那你們要不要派幾艘船來』,但他們卻寧願不要介入,他們根本沒船。」
川普表示,美國在撐起整個世界,這個重擔都壓在美國的肩膀上,而從某種角度來說,我們也樂於這麼做。川普強調:「正因為我們樂於這麼做,所以我們變得更強,其他人變得更弱。」
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美國將施壓盟友增加在對伊朗行動中的財政或軍事貢獻
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