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[00:00:02] the river should evacuate immediately, and organizers of large-scale group activities should
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[00:00:38] Hello everyone, this is CCTV News Channel, broadcasting the 4 PM news
[00:00:42] live, bringing you the latest news. First, let's focus on the Middle East
[00:00:45] situation. U.S. President Donald Trump posted on social media on the 12th
[00:00:49] claiming that the United States completely controls the Strait of Hormuz, and that the United States
[00:00:53] will continue to control the strait. He also said that Iran currently has neither a navy
[00:00:57] nor an air force to impose a naval blockade on the United States. They are
[00:01:00] helpless. On the same day, the Iranian Persian Gulf Marine Strait Management Authority stated that the U.S. side
[00:01:04] repeatedly claims that the Strait of Hormuz has reopened, but this does not
[00:01:08] change the fact that the Strait of Hormuz is still closed. Unless the United
[00:01:12] States accepts the conditions proposed by Iran, the strait will not reopen.
[00:01:16] Iran's News Television previously quoted the Secretary of Iran's Supreme
[00:01:20] National Security Council, Reza , as saying that Iran
[00:01:23] has conveyed the conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz to the United States through intermediaries,
[00:01:27] including the United States.
[00:01:50] The United States claims control over the strait and imposes a naval blockade, while Iran links
[00:01:54] the opening of the strait to its negotiation conditions.
[00:01:56] So
[00:01:59] what is it? International hotspots. Let's look at the analysis of Li Zi, a Middle East
[00:02:03] expert from the China Institute of International Studies.
[00:02:06] Both
[00:02:08] the United States and Iran's so-called control of the strait actually emphasizes
[00:02:12] their respective abilities to restrict enemy ships from passing through the strait, rather
[00:02:16] than the ability to ensure the strait returns to its original traffic state. Simply
[00:02:19] put, both sides emphasize their ability to disrupt shipping
[00:02:23] , but avoid discussing how to restore orderly
[00:02:27] shipping. However, the international community is most concerned.
[00:03:02] Reza, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, clearly listed the conditions for resumption
[00:03:06] on the 12th, including a comprehensive ceasefire, the lifting of the U.S. naval blockade
[00:03:10] against Iran, the unfreezing of assets, the lifting of sanctions, and compensation
[00:03:13] for Iran's war losses, among a series of conditions. This essentially requires the United States
[00:03:17] to fully return to the previous U.S.-Iran agreement framework
[00:03:21] and fulfill a series of commitments made by the U.S. side.
[00:03:24] A second core issue is at the thematic level, where the U.S.
[00:03:28] side attempts to use the strait.
[00:04:00] How much and at what price to exchange.
[00:04:03] Trump needs to win to serve the midterm elections in November
[00:04:07] , while Iran needs the Strait of Hormuz as leverage to gain comprehensive
[00:04:11] political returns. The two strategies can be said to be mutually
[00:04:14] offsetting, pushing the regional situation further into a stalemate, and
[00:04:18] security risks will further intensify. U.S.
[00:04:21] President Trump on the 10th offered a counter-proposal to Iran, demanding
[00:04:25] that Iran pay compensation for the deaths of U.S. soldiers over decades.
[00:04:29] In response,
[00:04:33] the Iranian Embassy in Nice listed 19 crimes committed
[00:04:37] by the United States against Iran on social media on the 11th,
[00:04:40] including the downing of Iran Air Flight 65 by the United States
[00:04:44] on July 3, 1988, and the attack by the U.S. side
[00:04:48] on the Iranian Mina School on February 28 this year. The article asked,
[00:04:52] "Over the past century, U.S. policy actions and crimes against Iran
[00:04:56] have directly or indirectly led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Iranians.
[00:05:00] Who should pay compensation now? Is it Iran,
[00:05:04] which has always maintained its self-defense, or the United States, which has repeatedly committed atrocities?" On the same
[00:05:07] day, the Iranian Embassy in South Africa also posted on social media, stating
[00:05:11] that the United States must pay compensation to Iran for its more than 70
[00:05:15] years of hostile interference and plunder, including instigating
[00:05:19] and orchestrating coups, implementing the most inhumane sanctions, shooting down Iranian passenger
[00:05:23] planes over the Persian Gulf, interfering in Iran's internal affairs, assassinating
[00:05:26] Iranian leaders and senior officials, etc. The article also
[00:05:30] sarcastically added that if the wars waged by the United States against
[00:05:34] the people of various countries around the world were also included, the list of U.S. crimes
[00:05:38] would be even longer. Regarding Trump's statement that Iran should compensate for the USS Cole attack.
[00:06:00] At that time, the FBI had attributed the incident to Al-Qaeda, not Iran. According to Al Jazeera on the 11th, quoting Charles
[00:06:04] Kupperman, former U.S. President Obama's special assistant, Trump's
[00:06:08] demand for compensation from Iran was a joke.
[00:06:13] Since late February, the U.S.-Iran conflict has extended beyond the expected four
[00:06:17] weeks from the U.S. withdrawal, lasting more than five months. U.S. media
[00:06:20] commentary pointed out that Iran is continuously gaining experience from the conflict, targeting
[00:06:24] U.S. weaknesses with asymmetric warfare, and using its weakness
[00:06:27] to counter strength.
[00:06:29] The New York Times reported on the 11th that as time passes, two important
[00:06:33] trends are emerging in this conflict. First, Iran's tactical operations
[00:06:37] are becoming increasingly proficient, not only learning how to break through U.S.
[00:06:40] air defense systems, but also in the region.
[00:08:13] The U.S. Energy Information Administration, under the Department of Energy, released
[00:08:17] its latest oil inventory data on the 12th, showing that as of the 7th of this month,
[00:08:20] the U.S. strategic petroleum reserve further decreased.
[00:08:22] 2.987
[00:08:28] It has reached its lowest level since January of this year.
[00:08:30] Data shows that as of the 7th of this month,
[00:08:34] the U.S. strategic petroleum reserve decreased by another 6.1 million
[00:08:38] barrels compared to July 31st. CNBC reported on the 10th
[00:08:45] that the decline in the U.S. strategic petroleum reserve has raised concerns about whether the U.S. government's petroleum
[00:08:49] reserves are facing depletion. Data from the U.S. Energy
[00:08:53] Information Administration shows that on March 6th of this year, the U.S. strategic
[00:08:56] petroleum reserve was 4.154 billion barrels. The U.S. Department
[00:09:00] of Energy announced on March 11th that it would release 1.72
[00:09:04] billion barrels from the strategic petroleum reserve over approximately 120 days to address
[00:09:08] rising oil prices caused by U.S. and Israeli military strikes against Iran. The U.S. Government
[00:09:11] Accountability Office released a report in May of this year pointing out that
[00:09:15] the orders to use the U.S. strategic petroleum reserve have become increasingly
[00:09:19] frequent and massive. The U.S. Congress and Department of Energy lack
[00:09:23] a long-term plan for the strategic petroleum reserve. In addition, affected
[00:09:27] by aging facilities and the ongoing large-scale renovation projects, the strategic
[00:09:31] petroleum reserve's current release, allocation, and replenishment capabilities
[00:09:35] are all limited. The operational capability of the U.S. strategic petroleum reserve
[00:09:39] continues to face risks. As of December last year, more than. The CPI rose by 3.4% year-on-year, a 0.1% decrease in goods, and the CPI rose by 2.5% year-on-year. In June, multiple U.S. media outlets pointed out on the 12th that the U.S. war
[00:10:25] also led to persistent high inflation in the United States. Although current
[00:10:29] U.S. energy prices have fallen from their peak this year, they are still
[00:10:32] higher than the same period last year. Persistently high inflation levels above the Federal
[00:10:36] Reserve's target are making the situation for the U.S. midterm elections this year
[00:10:40] more complex. NBC reported on the 12th that energy
[00:10:44] prices are the main reason for the decline in U.S. inflation this year,
[00:10:48] and there are currently no signs of the war ending. U.S. monthly CPI data shows that current
[00:10:52] U.S. inflation levels remain high, consistently above.
[00:11:25] forward, one of the most important things to keep an eye on will be energy
[00:11:29] prices. For one thing, that is something that
[00:11:32] weighs very heavily on the minds of consumers. Um, it's
[00:11:36] less direct of an impact to the Federal Reserve's view, because
[00:11:39] it's not part of core inflation. However, it does, if it stays
[00:11:43] persistently elevated, energy costs do filter through to other
[00:11:47] categories.
[00:12:55] When she first fell, she was basically bedridden for a long time and needed
[00:12:59] care. Her temper was relatively negative in all aspects.
[00:13:02] Ms. Tan's family believed that the elderly person was injured
[00:13:06] while walking normally in the common area of the community. As the community
[00:13:09] management unit, the property management company should manage the trees in the common
[00:13:13] area. Therefore, the property management company should compensate for relevant
[00:13:17] losses. However, the property management company did not fully agree with
[00:13:21] this. After unsuccessful negotiations, Ms. Tan sued the property management company. Due to the incident.
[00:13:55] Regarding the plaintiff's injury, it was all hearsay, not
[00:13:59] witnessed directly. Falling debris injured the plaintiff. The plaintiff
[00:14:02] did not have direct evidence to prove the cause of
[00:14:06] her injury. Given her pre-existing lumbar spine condition, it cannot be ruled out
[00:14:10] that other injuries are possible.
[00:15:37] Infringement liability.
[00:15:38] 4683
[00:15:46] yuan. After
[00:15:49] the first instance judgment, the property management company was not satisfied and appealed to the Zhuhai Municipal Intermediate People's
[00:15:52] Court. During the second instance hearing, both parties focused on whether
[00:15:56] the property management company fulfilled its management obligations.
[00:15:59] Article
[00:16:02] 1257 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China stipulates
[00:16:05] that if trees break, fall, or fruits fall, causing
[00:16:09] harm to others, the owner or manager of the tree shall
[00:16:13] bear tort liability unless they can prove they are not at fault.
[00:16:17] According to the judge, tree breakage in judicial practice
[00:16:21] includes leaf shedding. Therefore, this case is a typical
[00:16:25] dispute over tree breakage liability. Disputes over tree breakage liability
[00:16:29] are actually a specialized case specifically established in the Civil Code.
[00:16:32] It has its own independent legal provisions and liability
[00:16:36] determination standards. It is a relatively special type of infringement.
[00:16:40] This is mostly an infringement by inaction. The owner or manager of the tree
[00:16:44] did not actively commit harmful acts, but failed
[00:16:48] to fulfill their reasonable management and maintenance obligations, leading
[00:16:52] to the result of tree breakage, falling, or fruit shedding causing
[00:16:55] harm to people. In both the first and second instances, the property management
[00:16:59] company submitted photos of daily management before the incident
[00:17:02] to the court, to prove that it had fulfilled its necessary
[00:17:06] management duties. However, upon court review, two of these photos had a watermark
[00:17:10] date of April 23, 2024, and three
[00:17:14] had a watermark date of May 7, 2024. The date of
[00:17:18] the incident was June 2, 2024. Therefore, these
[00:17:22] previous photos were not sufficient to prove the actual situation
[00:17:25] at the time of the incident. In addition, the second instance court did not
[00:17:29] accept the property management company's defense of natural leaf shedding as
[00:17:33] an unforeseeable event. This large tree was planted in a densely populated residential
[00:17:39] area where people often gather. There is a swimming pool and fitness equipment nearby, and a trash
[00:17:43] can is placed next to the tree. The leaves of large trees are generally
[00:17:47] very large and heavy. The risk of falling leaves injuring people
[00:17:51] should be foreseen by the property management company in its daily management.
[00:17:55] To maintain public safety, the property management company should pay
[00:17:59] more attention to daily maintenance and not shirk its management and
[00:18:02] maintenance responsibilities under the pretext of natural phenomena. As for
[00:18:06] the property management company's claim that Ms. Tan was also at fault, the court did not
[00:18:10] accept it because the property management company failed to provide any
[00:18:13] evidence to prove that Ms. Tan intentionally bumped into the tree,
[00:18:17] or knowingly entered a dangerous area despite warning signs,
[00:18:21] or other improper behavior. Since the property management company
[00:18:24] failed to fulfill its burden of proof, and the owner, Ms. Tan, was not
[00:18:28] at fault for the occurrence of this damage, the court ultimately
[00:18:32] rejected the property management company's appeal and upheld the original judgment. The judge
[00:18:36] believed that behind this seemingly
[00:18:42] accidental case, there is the problem of unclear responsibilities in community public safety management. At the same time, the judge reminded that for property management companies, management responsibility is not merely posting notices
[00:18:45] or pulling warning lines, but continuous inspections, maintenance,
[00:18:49] pruning, hazard removal, and complete management record
[00:18:53] keeping. Especially for large trees like the royal palm,
[00:18:57] falling leaves may pose a real danger to pedestrians.
[00:19:01] Property management should establish a regular inspection system
[00:19:04] and promptly prune problematic trees.
[00:19:39] The Ministry of Commerce believes that if anti-dumping measures are terminated, the dumping of imported single-mold bright wire originating in India
[00:19:43] to China may continue or reoccur, and the damage
[00:19:47] caused to China's single-mold bright wire industry may continue
[00:19:50] or reoccur. Reporters learned from the Yangtze River Three Gorges
[00:19:54] Navigation Administration that as of 40 minutes past midnight today,
[00:19:58] the Three Gorges shiplift's throughput this year reached 100
[00:20:02] million tons. Among them, the Three Gorges shiplock passed
[00:20:05] 21,562 vessels, with a throughput
[00:20:07] of 97.276 million tons. The Three Gorges
[00:20:13] shiplift passed 2,590 vessels, 446,000 passengers, and a throughput
[00:20:16] of 2.724 million tons. The Three Gorges shiplift
[00:20:19] guaranteed 28.468 million tons of livelihood materials
[00:20:23] and 778,000 tons of key and important materials.
[00:20:26] Since 2011, when the throughput first exceeded 100
[00:20:30] million tons, the Three Gorges shiplift has maintained high-level operation
[00:20:34] for 15 consecutive years. From 2021 to 2025, for five consecutive
[00:20:37] years, the throughput exceeded 150 million tons, continuously
[00:20:41] providing strong support for the stability of the industrial and supply chains
[00:20:45] of the Yangtze River economic belt, the protection of people's livelihoods in the Yangtze
[00:20:49] River region, and the high-quality
[00:21:13] It stands firmly on both sides of the bridge, of which the west anchorage foundation has a diameter
[00:21:17] of 130 meters and a total weight of.
[00:21:33] They are responsible for firmly pulling the cable from both ends, transmitting the huge tension from the cable
[00:21:37] and the bridge deck steadily to the foundation, serving
[00:21:41] as the ballast stone to ensure the century-long safety and durability of the bridge. With
[00:21:45] the completion of the main anchorage, it is equivalent to the bridge's horse
[00:21:48] head being firmly rooted, laying the foundation for the subsequent erection of the catwalk
[00:21:52] and main cable. After the project is expected to be completed in 2029, the main
[00:21:56] bridge will set five world records: the main span of a double-deck
[00:21:59] suspension bridge, the height of the main tower, the diameter of the anchorage
[00:22:03] foundation, the number of lanes of the main cable, and the number of lanes.
[00:22:07] The Lingdingyang Channel is about 35 kilometers long, starting from Nansha,
[00:22:11] Guangzhou in the west, and reaching Humen and Shatou towns in Dongguan
[00:22:15] in the east. It consists of cross-river main bridges and land
[00:22:19] approach bridges, and is the first
[00:22:50] The reporter learned from the People's Bank of China that to better meet the short-term
[00:22:54] liquidity needs of the banking system, the People's Bank of China will conduct
[00:22:58] overnight reverse repurchase operations from August 14th to August 19th.
[00:23:02] It will adopt a fixed interest rate bidding method, with a daily
[00:23:06] operation amount not exceeding 600 billion yuan. Overnight reverse
[00:23:09] repurchase operations can play a role in smoothing out fluctuations at certain
[00:23:13] special times, improving liquidity management efficiency, and reducing the costs
[00:23:16] of financial institutions. The latest from the China Futures Industry Association
[00:23:58] sales of new energy vehicles reached 60.4% of the total
[00:24:02] sales of new cars, exceeding 60% for the first
[00:24:06] time. The latest data shows that in July, China's
[00:24:09] automobile exports reached 1.043 million units, a year-on-year increase
[00:24:13] of 81.3%. Among them, new energy vehicle exports
[00:24:17] were 553,000 units, a year-on-year increase of
[00:24:20] 145.5%. After China's automobile exports exceeded
[00:24:24] 900,000 units for two consecutive months in April and May this year,
[00:24:28] they reached a new high again in June and July, with exports
[00:24:31] exceeding 1 million units for two consecutive months. Not only that,
[00:24:35] the proportion of new energy vehicle exports has exceeded 50% for two
[00:24:38] consecutive months. Yesterday, the 1295th China-Europe freight train
[00:24:42] departed from Erenhot Port in Inner Mongolia, marking the port's
[00:24:46] annual China-Europe freight train volume exceeding 3,000 trains. Erenhot
[00:24:51] Railway Port is the only entry and exit railway port for the central channel of China-Europe
[00:24:55] freight trains. Currently, 76 China-Europe freight train routes
[00:24:59] operate, reaching more than ten countries, including Germany and Poland.
[00:25:02] Today, a key project of the national oil and gas infrastructure, the Lianyungang
[00:25:06] to Yizheng crude oil pipeline project, successfully started operation
[00:25:10] in the Lianhuai section. The Lianhuai section of the Lianyizheng pipeline
[00:25:14] is 143.8 kilometers long, with a designed annual oil transport capacity of 18.5
[00:25:17] million tons. The pipeline is connected to the already
[00:25:52] Yesterday, with the successful grid connection of the Qinxian Power Station,
[00:25:56] the annual major reduction of the Tibet Ali and Central
[00:26:00] Tibet Power Grid interconnection project, known as the "Electric Sky Road,"
[00:26:28] was completed. After more than three months of fishing moratorium, the Jiangsu coast ushered in a small fishing season. On the 11th, more than 500 fishing boats from Nantong, Jiangsu successively sailed from Yangkou,
[00:26:31] Lusi, and Liubu fishing ports
[00:26:35] in an orderly manner, heading to the fishing grounds. It is understood that the small
[00:26:39] fishing season is a special licensed fishing management measure implemented
[00:26:43] during the summer fishing moratorium. Only four types of fishing boats
[00:26:46] are allowed to go to sea for fishing: horizontal trawling for shrimp,
[00:26:50] gill nets, and light purse seines. This special fishing season mainly
[00:26:52] targets squid and golden shrimp. From yesterday to today,
[00:26:56] Europe and the North Atlantic region ushered in a rare
[00:27:00] total solar eclipse. This
[00:28:02] announced the official start of the joint training. This joint
[00:28:06] training focuses on joint urban counter-terrorism operations, mainly conducting
[00:28:10] reconnaissance and anti-reconnaissance, capture and defense, and clearance
[00:28:14] and defense drills. It aims to improve the joint operational capabilities
[00:28:18] for performing counter-terrorism missions. It plays an active role in maintaining regional
[00:28:21] peace and stability, and helps to further enhance the actual combat
[00:28:25] capabilities of the participating troops and deepen practical cooperation
[00:28:29] between the two militaries. This joint training is a deep
[00:28:34] military interaction and cultural exchange between the officers and soldiers
[00:28:37] of our two countries. We will exchange training concepts and training experience
[00:28:41] through modular mixed formations, and improve our joint counter-terrorism
[00:28:44] combat capabilities through mutual learning and mutual construction. Recently, the China-Thailand
[00:28:48] Eagle 2026 Air Force Joint Training Adaptive Training was launched
[00:28:52] at the Thai Air Force Udon Air Base. According to the annual cooperation
[00:28:56] plan of the Chinese and Thai militaries, the Chinese side dispatched multiple types of
[00:29:00] warplanes, including fighter jets, bombers, early warning aircraft, and tankers,
[00:29:03] as well as ground-to-air missile equipment to participate in the training.
[00:29:07] The training will include joint air defense, humanitarian medical rescue,
[00:29:11] and other subjects, aiming to strengthen military cooperation between the two
[00:29:15] countries and address common security challenges. This year marks the ninth
[00:29:19] time that the Chinese and Thai air forces have conducted joint cooperative training.
[00:29:22] As the training progresses, the combat levels of both sides
[00:29:26] have become more refined, and the friendly cooperative relationship will also
[00:29:29] be further deepened. Recently, the Daqing detachment of the Heilongjiang Provincial
[00:29:44] Corps of the Armed Police organized a 2026 annual training competition,
[00:29:47] with over a hundred grassroots officers and soldiers competing on the same
[00:29:51] stage. As the assessment order was issued, tactical basic movements
[00:29:55] were carried out first. Officers and soldiers quickly grasped the guide,
[00:29:59] quickly crossed the iron wire mesh, with standard and neat movements.
[00:30:02] On the 5-kilometer armed cross-country track, officers and soldiers
[00:30:06] fully armed ran to the seat. Gunshots at the shooting range were
[00:30:10] continuous. Participating team members quickly took their positions, steadily held
[00:30:14] their guns, and fired accurately, comprehensively testing their rapid
[00:30:18] battlefield response and precise
[00:30:20] strike capabilities. Single subjects such as 400-meter obstacle
[00:30:24] hand grenade throwing and climbing were carried out simultaneously. The entire
[00:30:28] competition involved both extreme physical endurance confrontations and
[00:30:31] detailed professional skill competitions. We organized such high-intensity,
[00:30:35] fast-paced group competitions to temper courage through competition,
[00:30:39] strengthen combat capability through physical fitness, and hone combat skills
[00:30:43] through actual combat, forging an invincible spirit in tough
[00:30:47] contests. It is understood that this competition adopted a method
[00:30:50] of unit recommendation plus random
[00:30:54] 抽点 to cover all officers and soldiers of the detachment. All subjects fully met the actual
[00:30:58] combat needs, demonstrating the training guidance of "training for war"
[00:31:16] to continuously improve the comprehensive capabilities of officers and soldiers
[00:31:19] to perform various tasks. You are watching the news live broadcast.
[00:31:23] Let's look at international news.
[00:31:27] The processing plant, according to Russian media, this is the first time Putin has landed on the southern Kuril
[00:31:31] Islands. Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi protested this.
[00:31:35] The Russian Far East Kamchatka Peninsula is located between
[00:31:38] Russia and Hokkaido, Japan. Russia calls them the Southern Kuril
[00:31:42] Islands, while Japan calls them the Northern Territories. Since
[00:33:46] the end of World War II, the four islands have been effectively controlled by Russia.
[00:33:50] Every year on August 15, some Japanese politicians hold activities
[00:33:54] to visit the Yasukuni Shrine. Recently, the Nagasaki Atomic
[00:33:58] Bomb Museum in Nagasaki, Japan, is undergoing its first exhibition
[00:34:02] renovation in 30 years. According to the plan announced by Nagasaki
[00:34:06] City, statements related to Japan's war of aggression and colonial rule
[00:34:09] will be significantly revised, which has caused strong opposition
[00:34:13] and concern from informed Japanese people. The Nagasaki Atomic
[00:34:17] Bomb Museum is located near the hypocenter of the atomic bomb explosion.
[00:34:21] A large number of exhibits in the museum record the severe
[00:34:25] damage caused to Nagasaki by the atomic bomb explosion in 1945.
[00:34:29] At the same time, the museum has exhibition areas on the Sino-Japanese
[00:34:32] War and the Pacific War. According to Tatsuo Sekiguchi, the head
[00:34:36] of a Nagasaki citizens' group that has long paid attention to the exhibition
[00:34:40] content of the museum, the descriptions of Japan's war of aggression and
[00:34:43] colonial rule in the museum
[00:35:02] were originally not sufficient. After the adjustment, the relevant
[00:35:05] content will be significantly reduced and rewritten.
[00:35:09] war starts, that's right. It's a photo
[00:35:12] you don't really understand, right? And
[00:35:15] this is what happened. The photo
[00:35:19] I initially put here was of bodies lying
[00:35:22] around in Nanjing, but it was a photo taken
[00:35:26] from a propaganda video made by America. So
[00:35:29] it wasn't a real photo, was it? And
[00:35:32] then it was attacked by the right wing and various things
[00:35:36] were changed, right? So they made it into
[00:35:39] a harmless photo,
[00:35:42] that's what it means, right? And then they
[00:35:46] will create a new corner and exhibit
[00:35:50] it, but in that corner, the history
[00:35:53] of Japan's war of aggression
[00:35:57] and colonial rule will probably be reduced
[00:36:00] to about a quarter of its
[00:36:03] current volume. Moreover, the
[00:36:07] expression will be weaker than it is
[00:36:10] now. For visitors, especially
[00:36:14] foreign visitors, it will be
[00:36:17] a very unhelpful exhibit, I think.
[00:36:20] Especially for China
[00:36:23] and Korea and
[00:36:27] other Asian countries that experienced Japan's aggression
[00:36:31] and colonial rule, they will feel dissatisfied
[00:36:35] that there is no exhibition of the war
[00:36:38] that led to the atomic bomb, or almost none.
[00:36:42] This is a true reflection.
[00:36:45] The Nagasaki
[00:36:47] City's revision of the statement on Japan's
[00:36:51] foreign affairs related to the
[00:36:57] Nanjing Incident
[00:37:15] First of all, the brutality is not conveyed. I
[00:37:18] have interviewed Nanjing University,
[00:37:21] you know, 15,000 Chinese
[00:37:24] people were taken out of the Yangtze
[00:37:28] River, you know, machine
[00:37:31] guns were hidden inside the building, and
[00:37:35] holes were made. From there,
[00:37:39] the Chinese people were all shot,
[00:37:42] weren't they? And
[00:37:44] then after that,
[00:37:46] they were bayoneted to death.
[00:37:50] And then gasoline was poured on
[00:37:53] them, and the bodies were burned and thrown
[00:37:59] into the Yangtze River. In terms of people,
[00:38:03] the woman I interviewed said she was stabbed
[00:38:06] dozens of times by the Japanese army. Or another
[00:38:10] woman, when she was a child, her
[00:38:13] mother and sister were raped and
[00:38:17] then killed. She herself was stabbed in the
[00:38:21] back, she said. This is part of
[00:38:24] the reality of the university, isn't
[00:38:29] it? Such acts of plunder cannot be conveyed as
[00:38:32] an incident. If it's at
[00:38:35] a university, it creates an image,
[00:38:39] doesn't it? What kind of place is a university? You can research
[00:38:43] it yourself.
[00:38:46] Tomorrow, August
[00:38:48] 14th, is World
[00:38:51] Day. On the
[00:38:53] 12th, the victims were in Japan
[00:38:57] before their eyes.
[00:39:07] The public at the scene chanted slogans, holding signs with messages such as "Sincere apology and legal
[00:39:11] compensation," "Stop Japanese militarism," and "Oppose the U.S.-Japan-South Korea
[00:39:15] military alliance," demanding that the Japanese government apologize for war
[00:39:19] crimes such as those against comfort women.
[00:39:22] The perpetrator, Jeong Geun-seong,
[00:39:25] for the victims.
[00:40:17] In Berlin, the capital of Germany, an exhibition called "Breaking the Silence: Women
[00:40:20] Accuse Japan" is being held.
[00:40:28] On a hot summer evening, at the Berlin Comfort Women
[00:40:31] Museum in Germany, the audience is seriously watching a documentary
[00:40:35] filmed by Japanese photographer Ito Kousuke.
[00:40:38] It records the life experience of a Korean comfort
[00:40:42] woman survivor and her family.
[00:40:57] us and that we listen also what they tell and that we
[00:41:01] remember what happened to them, that it never happens
[00:41:05] again. It's particularly important also in Germany,
[00:41:09] because in Germany we
[00:41:11] have heard a lot about Nazi
[00:41:15] crimes, but not very much about sexual violence.
[00:41:19] So when we hear about sexual violence
[00:41:22] through the Japanese army, we can also ask, what about
[00:41:26] sexual?
[00:43:28] crimes happen, especially against women. These are topics
[00:43:31] that always occur with every
[00:43:33] war,
[00:43:36] and are part of such a global memory.
[00:43:43] The U.S. Department of Homeland Security recently stated that it plans to equip
[00:43:46] Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents with gloves that can apply
[00:43:50] electric shocks. Critics worry that equipping law enforcement officers
[00:43:54] with such tools could lead to an escalation of force.
[00:43:58] The U.S. Department of Homeland Security stated that the contract
[00:44:02] for purchasing electric shock gloves could be up to 20
[00:44:05] million U.S. dollars. The purchase is expected to be completed
[00:44:09] by the end of March next year. These
[00:44:21] gloves are manufactured by U.S. Taser and are designed to control non-compliant
[00:44:25] individuals. According to the company, their voltage is much lower
[00:44:29] than that of tasers. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security refers to
[00:44:32] these gloves as a "less-lethal" device. However, critics are concerned
[00:44:36] that equipping immigration enforcement officers with such tools could
[00:44:48] lead to an escalation of force. Some former Immigration and Customs Enforcement
[00:44:52] officials pointed out that these violations are mostly civil in nature.
[00:44:56] They worry that equipping electric shock gloves will make it easier
[00:45:00] for law enforcement officers to use force. U.S. President Trump
[00:45:04] intensified efforts to combat illegal immigration after returning to the White
[00:45:08] House in January last year. U.S. Immigration
[00:46:10] and Customs Enforcement launched enforcement actions against illegal
[00:46:14] immigrants in major cities across the United States. In recent
[00:46:18] months, immigration enforcement actions have occurred multiple times in the United
[00:46:21] States. The Iraqi Prime Minister's Office issued a statement on the 12th
[00:46:25] saying that Iraqi Prime Minister Kadhimi reaffirmed that September 30th
[00:46:29] of this year is the final deadline for the U.S.-led international
[00:46:33] coalition against extremist organizations to end its military mission
[00:46:37] in Iraq and complete its troop withdrawal. The statement said
[00:46:43] Kadhimi reiterated the above position during his meeting with U.S. Central
[00:46:47] Command Commander McKenzie in Baghdad. He stated that on October 1st,
[00:46:51] Iraq will completely get rid of all foreign military presence and
[00:46:55] regain full national sovereignty over its territory. The Lebanese government
[00:46:58] issued a statement on the 12th saying that Israel continues to violate
[00:47:02] existing framework agreements and international law, launching continuous attacks
[00:47:06] on southern Lebanon and destroying many buildings, hindering local
[00:47:10] residents from returning home and obstructing the deployment of the Lebanese
[00:47:14] army. The statement said that the Israeli army recently destroyed the administrative
[00:47:18] building in the town of Dhayra in southern Lebanon, and also destroyed
[00:48:52] a public school, a health center, a kindergarten, and several
[00:48:56] civilian houses in the town. The U.S., Lebanese, and Israeli
[00:49:00] sides announced a framework agreement on June 26th. According to
[00:49:04] the agreement, the Israeli army would withdraw from some areas
[00:49:08] in southern Lebanon, and the Lebanese army would take over local
[00:49:12] security matters. However, since the agreement was reached, the Israeli
[00:49:15] army has repeatedly attacked Lebanese territory. The Moroccan government
[00:49:19] has launched investigations into several suspects who instigated illegal
[00:49:39] smuggling, severely cracking down on any attempt to illegally
[00:49:43] cross the border into Ceuta. Several media recently reported
[00:49:47] that posts appeared on some social media platforms inciting
[00:49:50] people to cross the border
[00:50:44] from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on August 15th.
[00:50:47] Local time on the 12th, the South Sudanese Minister of
[00:50:51] Health held a press conference stating that since September
[00:50:55] 2025, the South Sudanese
[00:50:59] According to Texas police on the 12th, a U.S. Apache military
[00:51:02] helicopter crashed near Fort Hood in Texas,
[00:51:06] killing two people. This U.S. Army Apache helicopter
[00:51:10] belongs to. French Minister of Ecological Transition,
[00:51:13] Monique Barbe, stated on the 12th that preliminary estimates
[00:51:17] from the French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Research
[00:51:20] show that the economic losses
[00:51:26] caused by high temperatures in France during the second half of
[00:51:30] 2026 could reach 10 to 15 billion euros.
[00:51:33] Currently, as this year's extreme high temperatures have not yet ended,
[00:51:37] the final losses are still difficult to accurately estimate.
[00:51:41] Barbe warned that if France does not further adjust public
[00:51:44] policies and strengthen its ability to adapt to climate change,
[00:51:48] the related economic costs will continue to rise in the future.
[00:52:08] Since August 7th, Mount Etna volcano on the island of Sicily,
[00:52:11] Italy, has been erupting and continues to do so. According
[00:52:15] to a report issued by the Italian National Institute of
[00:52:19] Geophysics and Volcanology
[00:52:21] on the 12th, Mount Etna has
[00:52:25] the lava flow is advancing down the mountain. The volcanic
[00:52:29] ash cloud is mainly moving south and southwest. The volcanic eruption has seriously
[00:52:33] disrupted flight operations on Sicily.
[00:53:05] On the 12th, Catania Airport near the volcano twice announced
[00:53:09] an extension of its closure. The latest closure is until
[00:53:12] 2:00 AM local time on the 14th. This suspension
[00:53:16] comes during the peak holiday season. Since the 8th, the airport
[00:53:20] has been.
[00:53:23] 颗 鸡 蛋 的 重 量 差 不 多 。 但 是 他 们 将 会 飞 越 1 万 多
[00:53:27] 公 里 奔 复 非 洲 越 东
[00:53:30] 。
[00:53:32] Let's look at domestic news. Today, in Dayu County, Ganzhou
[00:55:13] City, Jiangxi Province, a warm-hearted citizen accidentally rescued a national
[00:55:17] first-class protected wild animal, a Hainan swift, on his
[00:55:21] way home from work. He saw two dogs chasing this
[00:55:25] bird on the side of the road. After he chased the two dogs
[00:55:28] away, he found that the bird could not fly. If he
[00:55:32] left it there, he was afraid the two dogs would
[00:56:09] bite it. He took
[00:56:35] care of it and contacted the forestry department. The bird
[00:56:39] was thin. It is one of the 30 most
[00:56:43] endangered bird species in the world. There are only about 1,000
[00:56:46] adult individuals globally, and it requires extremely
[00:56:50] It is an SUV, which has an ultra-long sliding rail on a pure flat floor, allowing the SUV to
[00:56:54] transform into a variable living space. Safety above all else.
[00:56:58] In the past three years, Xiaomi has invested 566 test vehicles, having undergone various extreme environmental
[00:57:02] tests, bringing users a reliable driving experience. Use new ideas
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[00:57:09] a brand new answer. One car, one world, at ease
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[00:57:14] 。
[00:57:21] Hot weather, these anti-mouse zones, avoid stepping on pits. Heatstroke is not
[00:57:25] only happening outdoors in the sun. The stuffy indoor
[00:57:28] environment is equally dangerous. For indoor heatstroke,
[00:57:32] you can cool down with air conditioners and fans. The temperature of the air conditioner
[00:57:35] should not be lower than 26 degrees Celsius, and open the window
[00:57:39] for ventilation for 20 to 30 minutes every two to three hours.
[00:57:43] Diet should be light, and drink
[00:57:46] more water. If symptoms occur, rest immediately and keep hydrated. If there is no relief or the symptoms are severe,
[00:58:43] consult a doctor for health protection.
[01:00:39] Good afternoon everyone, this is China Central Television News Channel, 5 pm
[01:00:43] News Live will continue to bring you the news. First, let's pay attention to the heavy rain weather.
[01:00:47] Although the white dolphin has stopped moving, its residual low pressure
[01:00:51] combined with cold air will bring
[01:00:55] heavy rain to Jianghuai, eastern Jiangnan, South China and other places. Some
[01:00:58] areas will have heavy rain or,