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[00:00:39] Hello everyone, this is News Channel, four o'clock in the afternoon, News Live
[00:00:42] Studio continues to bring you news. Recently, the Houthi armed forces in Yemen
[00:00:46] and Saudi Arabia's military confrontation have continued to escalate. The Houthi armed forces
[00:00:50] have frequently launched cross-border attacks, continuously attacking Saudi airports.
[00:00:53] They have also precisely targeted Saudi energy facilities, causing casualties,
[00:00:57] airport closures, and damage to facilities.
[00:01:30] Relevant departments are coordinating to carry out loss assessment and aviation facility
[00:01:34] safety inspections. Previously,
[00:01:36] on the 10th, Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport was also attacked by Yemen's
[00:01:40] Houthi armed forces, causing significant casualties. Local time
[00:01:44] on the 11th, Saudi Arabia stated that the Houthi armed forces in Yemen once again
[00:01:48] attacked the airport. Local time on the 12th, the Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation
[00:01:52] issued a statement saying that the attack caused one death and 11 injuries.
[00:01:56] The injured have been immediately sent to the hospital for treatment.
[00:02:02] The Saudi-led coalition announced on the 11th that Terminal 4 of King Khalid International Airport
[00:02:06] in Riyadh was attacked that day and caused a fire.
[00:02:10] Saudi air defense forces also intercepted a cruise missile
[00:02:14] near the airport. Saudi civil aviation authorities issued a statement on the 11th
[00:02:17] stating that some people were injured in the attack. The statement said
[00:02:21] that Saudi Arabia's relevant departments are coordinating to assess the damage to the airport
[00:02:25] and inspect the safety status of the airport facilities.
[00:02:29] one person.
[00:03:39] Videos from other angles show more graphically that when the explosion occurred, a
[00:03:43] fireball suddenly rose in the picture and caused a violent shaking.
[00:03:46] The Saudi General Authority of Civil Aviation stated that the attack on the 10th resulted in 12 deaths
[00:03:50] and 309 injuries. According to media reports, the attack
[00:03:54] caused 13 deaths. King Khalid International Airport
[00:03:57] has suspended operations. According to multiple media reports,
[00:04:00] after Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport was repeatedly attacked, the US Federal Aviation
[00:04:04] Administration issued an aviation notice on the 11th, reminding US
[00:04:08] airlines to exercise caution when flying over Saudi Arabia or taking off and landing
[00:04:12] in the country. The notice pointed out
[00:04:16] that continuous military activities and navigation system interference pose a safety threat.
[00:04:20] These threats will pose a potential risk to aircraft at all
[00:04:24] altitudes. The notice is valid until December 10
[00:04:27] of this year.
[00:05:12] seized these strategic locations along the Red Sea coast of Yemen. Then, by early
[00:05:16] October, with the strong support of Saudi Arabia, the Yemeni government forces launched
[00:05:20] a counterattack against the Houthis, and it is said that they also recaptured some of the Red Sea coast. This
[00:05:24] is a huge blow to the Houthi's strategic goal of controlling the Red Sea and the Strait of Mandeb.
[00:05:27] This time, the Houthis are trying to curb the government forces'
[00:05:31] counterattack on the ground against the Houthis by attacking the external
[00:05:35] support forces of the Yemeni government forces, which is Saudi Arabia. At the same
[00:05:38] time, they consolidate their advantage on the ground battlefield in Yemen. Second,
[00:05:42] I think the Houthi armed forces also hope to obtain more benefits and concessions
[00:05:46] from Saudi Arabia through this escalating attack.
[00:05:50] In 2022, Saudi Arabia and the Houthi armed forces
[00:05:54] reached a ceasefire arrangement in Yemen,
[00:05:58] but this did not lead to a permanent peace
[00:06:02] prospect. Saudi Arabia and the Houthi armed forces are still in a cold peace
[00:06:05] state. What the Houthis demand from the special zone, for example, is to lift the blockade
[00:06:09] on the areas controlled by the Houthis.
[00:06:58] Then, after the US opened the southern shipping lane of the strait, in fact, there is a lot of
[00:07:02] oil in the strait that can be shipped out normally. This is a relatively big impact
[00:07:05] on Iran. Then, the Houthi armed forces opened a new
[00:07:09] front in Yemen against Saudi Arabia, which is the United States.
[00:07:42] Saudi Arabia has sought help from France, the United Kingdom, Pakistan, and Egyptian players.
[00:07:46] Reports say that US air defense missile stockpiles
[00:07:49] were largely depleted during the conflict with Iran this year.
[00:07:53] Support for Saudi Arabia is limited to intelligence sharing, target identification,
[00:07:57] and planning of attacks on Houthi forces. AFP reported on the same day
[00:08:00] that repeated Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia
[00:08:04] are continuously depleting Saudi air defense missile interceptors, and
[00:08:08] the depleted ammunition is currently in short supply worldwide.
[00:08:14] Currently, the Houthi armed forces control the capital Sana'a and large areas, becoming
[00:08:18] a key party affecting Red Sea shipping. Analysts point out
[00:08:22] that the Houthi armed forces have a unique power structure and possess
[00:08:26] multiple capabilities such as military strikes, financial mobilization, and social control.
[00:08:29] Their expansion of power is rooted in Yemen's domestic political and social
[00:08:33] ecology, and is also closely related to regional power struggles.
[00:08:36] In its early days, the Houthi armed forces
[00:08:40] were mainly composed of tribal militias in northern Yemen, with loose organization,
[00:08:44] lack of training, and backward weapons. In 2004, the Houthi armed
[00:08:48] forces clashed with the Yemeni government, and have since fought multiple
[00:08:52] battles with government forces. In 2011, Yemen's political situation was turbulent, and the Houthi armed
[00:08:55] forces took the opportunity to expand, and occupied Sana'a in 2014.
[00:08:59] Since then, their power has continued to grow, gradually affecting Red Sea shipping
[00:09:03] and Middle East geopolitics. Analysts point out that the Houthi armed forces
[00:09:07] are a local force nurtured by Yemen's own political, social,
[00:09:10] and national governance contradictions. Their gradual growth is the result
[00:09:14] of the combined effects of organizational capabilities, power structure, and external variables.
[00:09:18] First, the selection mechanism enhances their organizational resilience.
[00:09:22] Since 2004, long-term conflict has formed a selection mechanism
[00:09:26] for the Houthi armed forces. Commanders who survive and enter the core
[00:09:30] mostly have strong military combat experience. The weapons and equipment
[00:09:33] of the Houthi armed forces have also become stronger in the conflict. Recent battles
[00:09:37] show that the Houthi armed forces can not only carry out long-range attacks, but also organize relatively large
[00:09:41] operations.
[00:10:05] Second, the security and intelligence system is independent of the public power structure, responsible for preventing infiltration, supervising officials and frontline personnel. Third, it has
[00:10:09] a system of supervisors embedded at all levels of local government. Even if a certain
[00:10:14] leader or commander is killed, the organizational network can continue to operate. In addition, the opponent of the Houthi armed
[00:10:18] forces is not a unified government army, but a loose alliance
[00:10:22] of multiple anti-Houthi forces in Yemen. These troops
[00:10:26] have different backing forces, different strategic goals, and low trust levels.
[00:10:29] Therefore, their operations lack coordination. After controlling the capital Sana'a,
[00:10:33] the Houthi armed forces faced not only combat, but also managing
[00:10:37] a large population. The Houthi armed forces can maintain a military security
[00:10:40] system, but military means are difficult to solve livelihood problems such as power outages,
[00:10:44] unemployment, and economic stagnation. Analysts point out that the Houthi armed forces' internal
[00:10:48] considerations for fighters are changing. Considering the overall situation in Yemen,
[00:10:52] the Houthi armed forces do not wish the war to continue indefinitely,
[00:10:56] because from the perspective of casualties, economic losses, or territorial damage,
[00:11:00] it is becoming increasingly unbearable. Regional observers generally believe
[00:11:04] that if Saudi Arabia reduces its involvement and ultimately ends its military
[00:11:08] intervention, the Houthi armed forces may engage in political negotiations with the government
[00:11:12] and discuss forming a joint government. However, if Saudi Arabia continues
[00:11:16] to expand military operations, or the conflict further escalates, the Houthi armed forces'
[00:11:20] strategic choices may be adjusted.
[00:11:22] 。
[00:11:28] You are watching News Live Studio.
[00:11:32] According to our station's news, Wang Yi,
[00:11:36] member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Foreign Minister, will attend the 7th Summit
[00:11:39] of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia (CICA)
[00:11:43] in Baku, Azerbaijan on October 15, as President Xi Jinping's special
[00:11:47] representative, and will visit Azerbaijan, Croatia, Montenegro, and Bulgaria
[00:11:51] from October 14 to 20.
[00:11:56] On October 10,
[00:11:57] the leader of the Taiwan region's so-called "Double Ten Speech" continued to spread false accusations and attacks against the mainland.
[00:12:05] In response, at today's press conference of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the spokesperson stated:
[00:12:10] The true status quo across the Taiwan Strait is that both sides of the Strait belong to one China.
[00:12:14] No matter what the German leader says or does, it cannot change the historical and legal fact that Taiwan belongs to China.
[00:12:23] There is only one China in the world, and Taiwan is an inalienable
[00:12:27] part of China's territory. The government of the People's Republic of China is the sole legal
[00:12:31] government representing all of China. Upholding the One-China
[00:12:34] principle, opposing "Taiwan independence" and supporting China's reunification
[00:12:38] is the shared aspiration of the international community and the general trend.
[00:12:42] The so-called "democracy" in Lai Ching-te's mouth cannot
[00:12:46] cover up the essence and truth of his "Taiwan independence" secessionist
[00:12:49] agenda. Taiwan's return to China is a result of the victory
[00:12:52] of World War II and the post-war international order.
[00:13:22] It cannot stop China's eventual and inevitable reunification. Today, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced sanctions against Paraguayan Minister of Communications and Technology, Billia Te.
[00:13:56] Paraguayan and Belizean politicians willingly act as pawns
[00:14:00] for the Taiwan authorities' "independence by external forces" by visiting Taiwan
[00:14:03] and receiving "Taiwan independence" separatists, seriously interfering
[00:14:07] in China's internal affairs, spreading false information about China's cyberattacks,
[00:14:10] attacking and smearing China, causing a negative international
[00:14:14] impact. In response to the actions of relevant individuals, China
[00:14:18] has, in accordance with the Law of the People's Republic of China on Countering Foreign Sanctions,
[00:14:21] issued diplomatic sanctions.
[00:14:34] Recently, after former Japanese Foreign Minister and President of the Japan-China Economic Association visited China, he stated that the reason for the deterioration of
[00:14:38] China-Japan relations lies with Japan, and the Japanese government should find ways to
[00:14:42] improve them. There are also voices in Japan criticizing the practice of evading historical responsibility,
[00:14:46] which has led Japan's policy toward China astray, calling on the Japanese government
[00:14:50] to seriously address and solve the problem. In response, at today's
[00:14:54] press conference of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs...
[00:15:40] We urge the Japanese authorities to listen and attach importance to the voices of justice
[00:15:44] in their country, to address the root cause of the problem,
[00:15:47] and to adhere to the four political documents between China and Japan, reflecting
[00:15:51] deeply on issues such as Taiwan, history, and understanding of China.
[00:15:55] 。
[00:16:00] You are watching News Live Studio.
[00:16:04] Let's turn to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. According to multiple
[00:16:08] Russian media reports on the 11th, Russia's largest search engine service
[00:16:12] provider, Yandex, had its data center in Vladimir Oblast attacked
[00:16:15] by Ukrainian drones that day, damaging facilities and stopping
[00:16:19] operations. Many of the company's services were interrupted. Yandex
[00:16:23] issued a statement saying that its technical personnel are carrying out
[00:16:26] repair work, and various services are gradually resuming.
[00:16:30] Recently, Yandex's data
[00:16:34] center in Ryazan Oblast, Sasovo, and its data center in
[00:16:38] Kaluga Oblast were also attacked by drones. The Russian
[00:16:42] Ministry of Defense announced on the 11th that Russian forces used drones that day to attack
[00:16:46] a logistics center in Mykolaiv Oblast, Ukraine, which stored goods for the Ukrainian
[00:16:50] army. It also attacked a cargo ship carrying military supplies
[00:16:53] to a Ukrainian port at sea. US
[00:16:57] President Trump said on the 11th that the Russia-Ukraine conflict has now
[00:17:01] entered an energy ceasefire. Ukrainian President Zelensky
[00:17:04] responded that day, saying that Ukraine supports Trump.
[00:18:00] Chen Yu, Deputy Director of the Eurasian Institute, analyzed:
[00:18:03] This time, Trump said that Russia and Ukraine have both agreed to an energy ceasefire.
[00:19:07] still need more communication.
[00:19:08] 。
[00:19:11] Recently, a magnitude 7.6 earthquake occurred in central Morocco. Panama's
[00:19:15] largest airport, Tocumen International Airport in Panama City, was once closed
[00:19:19] and then gradually resumed operations. Tocumen International Airport in Panama City
[00:19:23] is one of the busiest airports in Latin America.
[00:19:27] It mainly operates routes connecting North America, Central America, the Caribbean, South America,
[00:19:31] and Europe. Due to the frequent aftershocks, some
[00:19:34] flights are still canceled or delayed, and some passengers.
[00:19:38] Let's watch the report from our reporter.
[00:19:42] I am now at Tocumen International Airport in Panama City. As
[00:19:46] the main airport in Latin America, the number of passengers I see here is indeed
[00:19:50] less than usual. Due to the frequent aftershocks
[00:19:54] after the earthquake, many airlines have also reduced
[00:19:57] the number of flights. Here you can also see the phenomenon of flight delays.
[00:20:01] So, how frequent are the aftershocks? The number
[00:20:05] I currently see is nine.
[00:20:14] Four of them were above magnitude six. Currently,
[00:20:18] Copa Airlines flights, which are based at Tocumen International Airport, are the most
[00:20:22] affected. Many flights to multiple destinations have been
[00:20:26] canceled or delayed, leaving some passengers stranded at the airport.
[00:20:30] Camila and her friends from Brazil missed their connecting flight
[00:20:33] due to flight delays and were stranded at Panama Airport.
[00:20:37] Então a solução é basicamente é que a gente vai ter que ir amanhã,
[00:20:41] mas a gente tá esperando para ver se a gente consegue uma vaga em algum hoje ainda, mas
[00:20:45] I believe the family of Andres
[00:21:06] at the airport cannot leave because it is illegal to leave. We cannot go out
[00:21:10] to find food, we cannot go out to find a place to
[00:21:13] rest, so it has been a little
[00:21:17] difficult to have to sleep here.
[00:21:20] We are freezing cold right now,
[00:21:24] so yes, it has been a bit tiring, difficult,
[00:21:27] and stressful. Affected by the typhoon, on the 11th local time, the Mexico region experienced floods.
[00:21:36] Mexican residents stayed indoors.
[00:21:42] Currently, the typhoon has weakened.
[00:21:47] In Manmani, local residents
[00:21:50] were flooded in the streets by red water. Rescuers helped residents drain water from their homes.
[00:21:54] 。
[00:22:03] The latest news from the US National Hurricane Center shows that although Hurricane Simon
[00:22:06] continues to weaken, its strength will remain at hurricane level
[00:22:10] for the next few days.
[00:22:12] 。
[00:22:25] dangerous storm surges and destructive waves may also occur. News is
[00:22:29] happening, hot spots quickly scanned. More international news, let's look at the news brief.
[00:22:32] Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council,
[00:22:36] Ali Shamkhani, said on the 11th that the United States has accepted
[00:22:40] some of Iran's conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, but the situation regarding
[00:22:44] other conditions proposed by Iran is still unclear.
[00:22:47] Regarding the actions taken by the US,
[00:22:56] Iran believes it is not enough. He emphasized that the US must clarify some ambiguities, and Iran needs to observe whether the US can address Iran's concerns
[00:22:59] in order to carry out follow-up work. Previously, Iran had submitted
[00:23:03] seven conditions to the US and informed them that unless these conditions were met,
[00:23:07] they would not open the Strait of Hormuz to them, nor would they engage
[00:23:11] in any negotiations. Bloomberg reported today that due to the US-Israel military
[00:23:15] strike on Iran, the freight rates for ultra-large cruise ships have surged to 6.
[00:23:19] 标 升 至 6 。
[00:23:50] villagers were again attacked by Israeli forces and Jewish settlers.
[00:23:53] The Palestinian side reported multiple injuries. A reporter was also
[00:23:57] shot and injured while reporting on the incident. Olive cultivation and olive
[00:24:01] oil production have always been the main source of income for local Palestinian farmers.
[00:24:05] With the arrival of the olive harvest season, the frequency of attacks
[00:24:09] by Israeli forces and Jewish settlers has also increased.
[00:24:12] The International Organization for Migration announced on the 11th that a migrant
[00:24:16] boat capsized off the coast of Djibouti, resulting in 139 deaths,
[00:24:20] including at least 15 children. About 84 others are missing.
[00:24:23] The accident occurred between the evening of the 8th and
[00:24:27] the 9th local time. The boat capsized en route from Djibouti to Yemen.
[00:24:31] Currently, the International Organization for Migration and Djibouti are continuing to organize
[00:24:35] search and rescue operations and provide medical assistance
[00:24:38] and aid to survivors. The 2026 Annual Meetings
[00:24:42] of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group will be held from today to the 18th
[00:24:46] in Bangkok, Thailand. From
[00:25:22] The people of Okinawa Prefecture have long suffered various problems caused by the US military stationed in Japan,
[00:25:26] and recently, the case of a US military member in Okinawa suspected of robbery and murder
[00:25:29] once again aroused greater public anger, and completely tore open the
[00:25:33] heavy social and livelihood burden of the Japan-US alliance beyond the economic
[00:25:37] accounts.
[00:25:39] At around 2:10 AM on October 3rd, local time, Japanese Prime Minister's Official Residence in Tokyo
[00:25:43] received Okinawa Prefecture Governor Koshiro Genki, who had been in office for a week,
[00:25:47] regarding a murder case that had just occurred.
[00:26:03] Sanae Takaichi responded by saying that such a heinous case was
[00:26:07] deeply regrettable.
[00:26:20] To outsiders, this heinous murder case was a huge
[00:26:23] problem for both Koshiro and Takaichi. At around
[00:26:26] 2:10 AM on October 3rd, local time,
[00:26:30] Okinawa...
[00:26:56] Police investigations found that the deceased had clear ligature marks on his neck
[00:27:00] and died of asphyxiation by pressure.
[00:27:03] His wallet and backpack were also stolen.
[00:27:06] At dawn on October 4th, local police arrested
[00:27:10] the suspect, Balard, in an entertainment district of Okinawa City.
[00:27:14] Faced with police interrogation, he consistently answered,
[00:27:18] "I don't know," and denied committing the crime. Reuters
[00:27:22] noted that Balard belongs to the US Marine Corps
[00:27:25] Third Expeditionary Force.
[00:27:27] 。
[00:28:32] Is this knowledge really okay? In this situation, why
[00:28:36] are you laughing? This made Koshiro's personal reputation
[00:28:40] suffer a loss among the local people. In the eyes of Japanese media,
[00:28:44] the core reason why Koshiro was supported by Sanae Takaichi
[00:28:48] and other right-wing forces like the Japan Restoration Association in the Okinawa gubernatorial
[00:28:51] election was that he advocated cooperating with the central government
[00:28:55] to relocate Futenma Air Base to Henoko.
[00:28:59] In May 2006, the then-incumbent...
[00:29:17] At that time, the Okinawa Prefectural Government advocated relocating Futenma Air Base outside the prefecture
[00:29:21] or overseas. For 20 years, three Okinawa
[00:29:25] prefectural governors explicitly opposed the Henoko base relocation project,
[00:29:29] until September this year, when Koshiro Genki
[00:29:35] was elected as the new governor. The recent murder case in Okinawa has undoubtedly made the Futenma issue once again
[00:29:39] a focal point of public opinion, and has also put Koshiro in an awkward position.
[00:29:42] Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is also facing intense scrutiny.
[00:29:46] On October 5th,
[00:29:49] the Japanese temporary parliament officially opened. Facing immense
[00:29:52] pressure, Takaichi had to temporarily insert a protest statement
[00:29:56] against the United States.
[00:29:57] 。
[00:31:02] no longer special. In addition to the judicial privileges of the US forces stationed in Japan, the increasing
[00:31:06] discord between the US and Japan has also become evident recently.
[00:31:09] On September 21st, Sanae Takaichi
[00:31:13] took a special plane to the US. After landing at New York's JFK Airport,
[00:31:17] although there were no salutes or red carpets, Sanae Takaichi
[00:31:21] waved from a distance, making Japanese netizens feel awkward.
[00:31:24] On September 26th, the Japanese Cabinet published
[00:31:28] a photo on its official account of the leaders of the US and Japan
[00:31:31] meeting in New York on September 22nd. Although both sides
[00:31:35] were smiling, some Japanese netizens found that this was actually
[00:31:39] a spliced photo. In fact, the situation
[00:31:43] at the scene that day was...
[00:32:15] On August 18th this year, the President of the International Criminal Court, Japanese
[00:32:19] judge Akane Tsuchiya, was sanctioned by the United States
[00:32:22] on the grounds that Tsuchiya was directly involved in the investigation,
[00:32:26] arrest, detention, or prosecution of officials
[00:32:29] of states not accepting jurisdiction. Some analysts believe that the United States
[00:32:33] has always emphasized a rules-based international order, and the hierarchical relationship
[00:32:37] between the US and Japan is precisely a part of the rules permitted
[00:32:41] by the United States. In fact, as early as 2020, the United States
[00:32:49] sanctioned the then-Chief Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda because the International Criminal Court launched a war crimes investigation
[00:32:53] into the US military in Afghanistan. Now, as the United States is facing
[00:32:57] accusations for the Gaza War and the Iran War, the latest Okinawa murder
[00:33:00] case has once again become a delicate factor influencing the balance
[00:33:04] of the US-Japan alliance. On September 22nd, Sanae Takaichi
[00:33:08] gave her first speech at the United Nations General Assembly, when the term "enemy clause"
[00:33:12] became a key word.
[00:33:45] The United States is one of the key countries that established the post-war international
[00:33:49] order. Japan recently enthusiastically sent judges to the international
[00:33:53] legal system, targeting some areas that the United States is most reluctant
[00:33:57] to touch, engaging in trials. This naturally also made the seemingly unbreakable
[00:34:01] US-Japan alliance fall into an awkward situation.
[00:34:04] On October 8th, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi
[00:34:07] clearly stated in the House of Representatives that Japan should continue
[00:34:11] to use AI as a teaching method at this stage,
[00:34:15] rather than following Trump and calling it SI.
[00:34:19] Takaichi's public challenge to Trump is also accelerating
[00:34:22] Japan's artificial intelligence strategy. Meanwhile, the US
[00:34:26] has launched a top-level military reform plan called Project Meridian, accelerating the global
[00:34:30] redeployment of military forces, and continuing to pass on defense
[00:34:34] costs to allies. The strategic actions of the US and Japan intertwine,
[00:34:38] causing internal alliance interests to pull apart, ultimately leading to heavy defense
[00:34:42] bills and livelihood pressures.
[00:34:46] It is now necessary to promote domestic investment
[00:34:50] through responsible and active fiscal policies to raise the potential
[00:34:53] growth rate. On September 12, 2027, the international community had such a conversation
[00:35:08] .
[00:35:16] On October 6th, when he asked the robot the same question again,
[00:35:19] it remained silent.
[00:35:31] This little interlude was also seen as a side reflection
[00:35:35] of Japan's lagging development in this new wave of technology.
[00:35:39] It is worth noting that according to a survey by the Japan
[00:35:42] Broadcasting Corporation,
[00:36:16] cannot be directly tampered with. Digital militarism using AI to spread poison
[00:36:20] is becoming an embodiment of Japan's new militarism. Just
[00:36:24] as Japanese right-wingers are keen on small actions and revisionism,
[00:36:27] putting the Asia-Pacific security situation in a tense state, the United States
[00:36:31] is also actively redeploying and adjusting its strategic layout.
[00:36:35] On September 30th, US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin delivered a public
[00:36:39] speech at the Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia,
[00:36:42] officially announcing the launch of the US military's top-secret strategic
[00:36:46] reform project, Project Meridian. under the
[00:36:50] leadership of the department's chief technology
[00:36:53] officer, project meridian will be
[00:36:56] co-led'. by three of our nation's best
[00:36:59] minds, Elon Musk, Palmer
[00:37:03] Lucky, and Newt Gingrich. According to British reports, after the government's efficiency department's 128-day reform last week, this time it took 120 days to implement, and the core of the reform is the commercialization of power. Behind a series of dazzling moves, for the US military, it has long been
[00:37:27] .
[00:38:34] From fiscal year 2022 to 2026, Japan's costs for US forces stationed in Japan reached 1.055 trillion yen, and the budget for maintenance costs soared from 350 billion yen to 930 billion yen.
[00:38:49] 。
[00:38:49] In fiscal year 2025, this figure reached 11 trillion 69.5 billion yen. And
[00:38:57] data from the International Monetary Fund shows that Japan's government debt
[00:39:01] to GDP ratio has approached 230%, ranking
[00:39:03] first among major developed economies.
[00:39:07] The murder case not only exposed the long-hidden internal
[00:39:11] contradictions of the US-Japan alliance, but also tore open the real
[00:39:14] cracks in the relationship between the two countries. Looking at the broader geopolitical
[00:39:18] landscape, the United States is undertaking a systematic restructuring of its global
[00:39:22] strategy. The Pentagon hopes to shift more of the upfront defense
[00:39:26] costs to allies. On the other hand, the Takaichi administration continues to promote
[00:39:29] military expansion and rearmament, accelerating remilitarization, thus becoming a real threat
[00:39:33] to regional peace and stability. Some Japanese right-wing
[00:39:37] politicians are still immersed in the illusion of jointly pursuing hegemony
[00:39:40] through the so-called US-Japan cooperation, yet they are completely unaware
[00:39:44] that this expensive bill, deeply tied to the US-Japan alliance, is rapidly
[00:39:48] reflecting itself on Japanese society in multiple dimensions.
[00:39:50] 。
[00:39:56] You are watching. The same department launched a security and development program.
[00:40:15] Through concentrated efforts, increase the crackdown on smuggling.
[00:40:23] It is understood that this operation involved
[00:40:37] the largest single concentrated destruction of smuggled tobacco products nationwide in recent years.
[00:40:41] The smuggled tobacco products destroyed this time were mainly
[00:40:44] counterfeit cigarettes from abroad, foreign-branded cigarettes, and cigarettes specifically for export that were smuggled
[00:40:48] back. After professional identification, more than 60% of the seized tobacco
[00:40:52] products were fake cigarettes, and many were counterfeit products.
[00:40:56] Lawbreakers used
[00:41:04] these smuggled tobacco products, which are not only of poor quality and harmful to public health,
[00:41:08] but also flavored smuggled e-cigarettes, which pose a huge
[00:41:12] hidden safety hazard. They have become the key target of rectification
[00:41:16] for illegal tobacco sales. Flavored e-cigarettes are very attractive to minors.
[00:41:20] More dangerously, many flavored e-cigarettes that flow into the market
[00:41:23] are also added with substances like THC by criminals to enhance their effect.
[00:41:44] Since the beginning of this year, the State Tobacco Monopoly Administration, the Ministry of Public Security,
[00:41:48] the General Administration of Customs, and 13 other departments have jointly
[00:41:52] launched a special operation to clear the source and cut off the chain, addressing prominent
[00:41:56] issues such as foreign counterfeit smuggling and rectifying industry
[00:42:00] chaos. Since the launch of the special operation, a total of
[00:42:04] over 4,500 tobacco smuggling cases have been investigated nationwide,
[00:42:07] with a total value of 2.37 billion yuan. This has effectively deterred
[00:42:11] illegal tobacco crimes. In the next step, customs departments across the country
[00:42:15] will always maintain a high-pressure stance against illegal tobacco, deepen multi-departmental
[00:42:19] joint law enforcement, establish a long-term governance mechanism, strengthen cross-border
[00:42:22] coordinated rectification, and earnestly safeguard a good market economic
[00:42:26] order, fully protecting national interests and consumer rights.
[00:42:30] Today, from 80 townships to 249 counties,
[00:42:34] the section from Koumenzi to Nanshan Pass in Hami, Xinjiang, is under class-A closure,
[00:42:37] prohibiting vehicle traffic. The section from...
[00:42:48] Among them, the section from Koumenzi to Nanshan Pass is 26 kilometers long, located in a mountainous
[00:42:52] area, with frequent snowfall in winter, and many continuous sharp
[00:42:56] bends and steep slopes, making it unsuitable for maintenance operations and social vehicle traffic.
[00:43:00] Traffic is closed annually from October to April or May of the following year.
[00:43:04] News is happening, hot spots quickly scanned. For more news,
[00:43:08] see the news brief.
[00:43:11] The newly revised Measures for the Protection and Management of Martyrs' Commemorative Facilities
[00:43:15] will officially take effect on November 1st this year. The new regulations clearly
[00:43:19] state that for scattered martyrs' commemorative facilities of confirmed
[00:43:23] protection level, the management responsibilities must not be arbitrarily changed.
[00:43:27] The use of martyrs' commemorative facilities shall not be sold or mortgaged.
[00:43:30] Strictly regulate the construction, relocation, renovation, expansion
[00:43:34] and other actions of martyrs' commemorative facilities. At 6:30 this morning, the new
[00:43:38] port connecting Shenzhen and Hong Kong.
[00:44:10] Affected by terrain and wind, the fire is approaching our country's border.
[00:44:14] The local area quickly activated an emergency response, urgently dispatching
[00:44:17] firefighting and rescue teams as well as local firefighting teams, a total of
[00:44:21] over 2,000 people, to carry out firefighting operations along the border.
[00:44:25] They mainly adopted coordinated patrols and proactive firefighting methods
[00:44:29] to contain the fire. As of now,
[00:45:06] News Live Studio.
[00:45:10] According to media reports, recently, a primary school student in Hengyang, Hunan, Meng You, used
[00:45:14] a key to open a security net and accidentally fell from upstairs. Fortunately, he was rescued
[00:45:18] in time and is out of life-threatening danger. Why did Meng You
[00:45:22] make such a dangerous move? Is he dreaming when he sleepwalks? Let's hear
[00:45:26] what the experts say.
[00:45:29] In medicine, sleepwalking is called somnambulism. It is a type of
[00:45:32] parasomnia, which is a type of sleep disorder. Sleepwalking usually occurs
[00:45:36] in the first third of our sleep.
[00:48:24] Experts say that it is indeed difficult to wake up a sleepwalker, but
[00:48:28] absolutely do not use violent methods to wake them up. If you forcefully
[00:48:32] slap them awake or loudly startle a sleepwalker, it is easy to cause
[00:48:35] the sleepwalker to have a violent reaction, or even trigger violent
[00:48:39] behaviors such as aggression or fleeing. This situation is more common
[00:48:43] in men and poses a great
[00:48:44] safety hazard.
[00:48:51] In fact, we should gently guide them.
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[00:55:23] On September 19, 2026, the 13th ancient scene will be in Anzhou.
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