
烏克蘭總統澤倫斯基在聯合國大會上警告,若俄烏雙方無法在冬季來臨前達成停火並停止攻擊能源設施,烏克蘭將發起反擊,使俄羅斯在即將到來的冬季感到痛苦難熬。他同時呼籲加強外交行動,並指出中國國家主席習近平可能對俄羅斯總統普廷具影響力。
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俄烏戰爭持續,雙方互襲能源設施。冬季來臨前,烏克蘭擔心俄羅斯可能再次攻擊其電力及供暖設施,因此推動在冬季前達成能源基礎設施及黑海航運的有限協議。
烏克蘭總統澤倫斯基(Volodymyr Zelenskiy)23日在聯合國警告莫斯科,如果俄烏雙方無法在寒冬來臨前達成停火協議、停止攻擊能源設施,烏克蘭將發起反擊,讓俄羅斯在即將到來的冬季「痛苦難熬」。
路透報導,烏克蘭及其盟友正加緊推動在冬季前針對能源基礎設施及黑海航運達成有限協議,因為各方擔憂俄羅斯可能再次攻擊電力及供暖設施;與此同時,莫斯科對於展開旨在結束戰爭的談判,仍未展現興趣。
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澤倫斯基23日在紐約舉行的聯合國大會上表示:「烏克蘭人明白,這個冬天對我們而言可能會非常艱難。但作為回應,我們將別無選擇,也要讓俄羅斯感到痛苦。」
儘管俄羅斯擁有規模更大的飛彈武器庫,並在戰爭期間持續空襲烏克蘭,但基輔也研發並投入了數以千計的遠程無人機,反擊俄羅斯境內的倉庫、港口基礎設施及煉油廠。
澤倫斯基說:「這正是為什麼我們說,冬季來臨前需要採取降溫措施。」
他同時呼籲展開更強而有力的外交行動,並指出中國國家主席習近平可能對俄羅斯總統普廷(Vladimir Putin)具有一定影響力。
習近平並未出席本次聯合國大會,預計24日將在白宮與美國總統川普舉行會談。澤倫斯基已於22日與川普會面,雙方討論針對能源目實施停火的議題。
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
若俄烏無法在冬季前達成停火,烏克蘭將對俄羅斯境內能源設施發起反擊
Likely · Within weeks
習近平與川普的會談可能討論俄烏衝突並影響普廷決策
Possible · Within days

During Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to the United States, U.S. President Trump personally went to Joint Base Andrews to greet him, and arranged a low-altitude flyby of B-1 bombers to pay tribute. As the plane roared past, Trump's frowning and exaggerated expression attracted attention, while Xi Jinping remained expressionless and stood upright throughout. After the picture was exposed, it sparked heated discussions and ridicule on social platforms.

The Chinese Embassy in the Philippines held a reception in Manila to celebrate the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. More than a thousand people including Philippine government officials, members of Congress, friendly people from all walks of life and diplomatic envoys to the Philippines attended. Zhou Zhiyong, charge d'affaires of the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines, and Alferez, Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Philippines, delivered speeches respectively, emphasizing the promotion of healthy and stable development of China-Philippines relations.

Zhang Jijun, secretary of the Fengdu County Party Committee in Chongqing, said at a press conference that Fengdu will build a livable and industrial landscape smart city in the Three Gorges Reservoir area. The goal is to have a built-up area of 30 square kilometers and a permanent population of 300,000. It will focus on optimizing waterfront space, promoting urban renewal, and building a global sensing system, so that residents can go out to see the scenery, live and work in peace and contentment, and be happy.

The Chinese Consulate General in Sao Paulo held a reception to celebrate the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China on September 21. Consul General Yu Peng delivered a speech reviewing the development of China-Brazil relations. More than 300 Brazilian officials and representatives of the overseas Chinese community attended. The National Tourism and Cultural Exchange Center's art team performed Peking Opera dance and other programs, and a cultural exhibition area and corporate product display area were set up on site.

Paraguay President Peña Peña delivered a speech at the United Nations General Assembly on the 23rd, making it clear that Paraguay would not remain neutral on the Taiwan issue and would support Taiwan's participation in the United Nations and its professional agencies. He warned that potential conflicts in the Taiwan Strait would affect the global chip supply and economy, and emphasized that support for Taiwan stems from shared values of democracy, rule of law, human rights and peace.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to visit Washington from September 23 to 25 to meet with U.S. President Trump. The two sides are expected to extend the one-year trade war truce agreement reached last year, but it may be difficult to see substantial results on major differences such as rare earths, AI regulation, technology exports, Taiwan arms sales and Iran issues. Experts believe that this meeting is more about managing a deadlock than seeking peace. The two sides have their own plans: Trump seeks orders for rare earths, agricultural products, and results to show off. White House officials hope to retain space for pressure on China on advanced technology, supply chains, and Taiwan issues. Xi Jinping hopes for tariff exemptions, technology access, and reduction of U.S. support for Taiwan, while buying time to reduce dependence on the United States. In the field of AI, leaders from both sides will meet with U.S. technology industry bosses, but regulatory consensus is difficult to reach due to mutual suspicion and competitive mentality, although both sides acknowledge the importance of discussing AI safety. In addition, it is difficult to break through the Iran-Taiwan issue. Beijing insists on opposing US arms sales to Taiwan and maintains cooperation through its influence on Iran, while Washington is worried that Beijing will use leverage to put pressure on Tehran. Overall, the summit may only maintain the status quo without any major breakthroughs.