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21-06-09

局势不稳 伊朗限令BBC记者离境
 
英国广播公司BBC在伊朗首都德黑兰的常驻记者乔恩 莱恩已经被伊朗当局要求在24小
时内离境。

保安部队在德黑兰街头巡逻

议会议长拉里贾尼说，有些人认为总统选举结果不准确，每个人应当尊重他们的想
法。拉里贾尼说，监督选举的监护委员会应当彻底调查那些说法。不过拉里贾尼也
说，质疑选举结果的人与上街暴乱的人是不同的。

奥巴马促伊朗停止“一切暴力行为”
 
美国总统奥巴马警告伊朗停止针对其人民的“一切暴力和非正义的行为”。伊朗首
都德黑兰市中心防暴警察与示威者的冲突在周六已持续了一整天。

美国总统奥巴马呼吁伊朗政府尊重民众集会和言论自由的权利，停止对参加抗议活
动的民众采取强硬措施。奥巴马说，如果伊朗政府希望得到国际社会的尊重，就必
须尊重人民的尊严并通过协调而非高压手段来治理国家。

索马里议长寻求紧急军事救援

索马里政府表示，该国目前面临被伊斯兰激进分子篡权的危险，这些激进分子跟基
地组织有联系。索马里政府已经向邻国发出请求，在24小时之内对索马里进行军事
干预。

格鲁吉亚西部爆炸一死一伤

格鲁吉亚内政部说，在分离出去的阿布哈兹地区附近发生一次爆炸，炸死一名医疗
救援汽车的司机，炸伤一名格鲁吉亚医务人员。内政部说，当他们乘坐的汽车星期
天在格鲁吉亚西部的祖格迪迪地区行驶时连续发生两次爆炸。

纽约时报记者从塔利班逃脱

被塔利班绑架并关押在阿富汗和巴基斯坦山区的纽约时报记者，41岁的大卫罗德和
阿富汗记者塔希尔卢丁星期五晚上翻越了院墙逃生，他们被关押在巴基斯坦北瓦济
里斯坦地区。罗德和卢丁离开关押他们的大院后，发现了一名巴基斯坦士兵，他指
引他们逃到安全地点。

印度军方进入毛派叛军据点平叛
 
印度军队进入毛派武装在该国西孟加拉邦的一处据点，试图终止这支左翼反叛力量
的叛乱。毛派反叛武装在一周前占领了距离加尔各答180公里的拉盖地区的数百个村
庄，杀害了许多共产党领导人。据印度内政部估计，毛派武装总人数已经超过一万，
拥有两万多件武器。今年稍早时候，印度警方曾破获毛派武装的一个制造火箭和枪
炮的地下兵工厂。

印度将造７艘隐形战舰 耗资近百亿美元

印度国防部已经批准海军建造7艘现代化多用途隐形护卫舰，总造价近百亿美元，分
别由孟买和加尔各答两大造船厂负责建造。

日本新防卫大纲基本方针重视对抗中朝
 
鉴于中国的军事崛起、朝鲜开发核武器和导弹，日本政府年底将出台的2010～2014年
度新《防卫计划大纲》基本方针，谋求增加防卫预算。“将确保根据形势变化做出
选择的能力”。

美防长与国会在F-22战机问题上分歧严重
 
盖茨和国会之间在F-22战斗机问题上冲突不断升级。日本希望购买F-22。盖茨表示
F-22停产是国防预算改革的措施之一，而众议院军事委员会17日通过的2010财政年
度国防授权法案规定将拨款3.69亿美元用于增产12架F-22。

F-22停产是盖茨主导的“改革预算”的象征。对此国会方面表示反对，除了安全上
的理由外，更深层的原因是要照顾军需产业。消息人士表示：“算上零部件的生产，
有关地区涉及美国约40个州，很多议员有著切身的利害关系。”

美防长:应对未来冲突 同时打两场战争已不现实

盖茨说：“长期以来，我们按照能同时打赢两场战争的标准构建军队。这已经是一
个不现实的想法了。”“我们已经身陷伊拉克和阿富汗。如果再有第三场、第四场、
第五场类似战争呢？”从冷战时期开始，美军一直遵循的军队规模理念就建立在同
时打赢两场战争的基础上。五角大楼的官员们也表示，世界已经发生重大变化，
“同时打赢两场战争”的战略已经不再适合美军。

俄罗斯总统表示俄愿意大幅削减其核武器库

梅德韦杰夫说，俄国想要削减的导弹数量是美俄两国20年前签署的《第一阶段削减
战略武器条约》中规定的数量的好几倍。梅德韦杰夫还呼吁把俄国与美国拥有的核
弹头数量减少到低于双方在2002年同意的数量。

举报贪官 中国检察院开通热线
 
中国检察机关全国统一的举报电话12309将于6月22日在最高人民检察院和部分省级
检察院正式投入使用。12309电话24小时昼夜开通，举报者可以使用座机、手机等拨
打。去年6月，中国纪检监察机关也曾开通全国举报电话。

报告：中国污染对美贸易构成挑战

美国一个机构公布的最新报告说，中国钢铁企业二氧化碳的排放量是全球其他地方
钢铁企业二氧化碳排放量的总和。由于缺乏严格的污染控制标准，中国的污染已经
对美国的贸易和就业机会以及气候变化政策产生影响。美国钢铁企业工会代表呼吁
政府和国会在制定贸易和气候变化政策时对上述问题作出考虑。

来自美国联合钢铁工人工会的代表Roxanne Brown强调中国企业因为环保低成本形
成的不公平优势对美国钢铁以及其他制造业的就业机会构成挑战。“过去两年来，
美国制造业失去了大约有3百万工作机会，这都是因为不公平贸易以及企业向海外输
出工作机会。这当中的很多工作流向了中国这样一些没有严格执行环保和劳工标准
的国家。”

小麦秆锈病正蔓延 全球可能陷饥荒

这种称为Ug99的小麦秆锈菌（stem rust）已从东非跨越红海蔓延至伊朗。专家说，
这种霉菌随时会进入印度和巴基斯坦，然后随风飘送到俄罗斯和中国，甚至是北美
地区。由于担心这种霉菌会造成广泛破坏，小麦在全球市场的价格不断飙升。育种
家说，虽然至今还没有因此出现饥荒，但这只是迟早问题。
 

Violence Grips Tehran Amid Crackdown

Police officers used sticks and tear gas to force back thousands of demonstrators under plumes of black smoke in the capital on Saturday. The opposition leader, Mir Hussein Moussavi, appeared at a demonstration in southern Tehran and called for a general strike if he were to be arrested. “I am ready for martyrdom,” he told supporters.

Iran’s divisions played out on the streets. Regular security forces stood back and urged protesters to go home to avoid bloodshed, while the feared pro-government militia, the Basij, beat protesters with clubs and, witnesses said, electric prods.

Obama Says ‘Justice’ Is Needed for Iranians

Mr. Obama’s statement was his strongest to date on the post-election turmoil in Iran. Saying that “each and every innocent life” lost would be mourned, he added: “Suppressing ideas never succeeds in making them go away. The Iranian people will ultimately judge the actions of their own government. If the Iranian government seeks the respect of the international community, it must respect the dignity of its own people and govern through consent, not coercion."

Qashqavi: VOA, BBC guiding unrest in Iran

Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesman Hassan Qashqavi pins the blame for the recent post-election turmoil across the country on US and British media outlets. "Voice of America (VOA) and the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) are state-funded channels and not privately-run. Their budgets are ratified in the US Congress, as well as the British Parliament. The two channels serve as mouthpieces of their respective governments," Qashqavi stated on Saturday.

He noted that the two news outlets seek to stir up ethnic discord across Iran in the hope of fomenting the country's disintegration. "Any sort of contact with the said channels either through e-mail or telephone runs against national Iranian sovereignty and is considered as an act of enmity towards the Iranian nation. The channels act as command posts engineering the ongoing post-election riots," Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesman noted.

Iraqis blame Tehran for their country's turmoil

Since the overthrow of Saddam Hussein, there has been growing concern about what many in Iraq see as Tehran's interference in their country. Now, some Iraqis say they are watching Iran's post-election events unfold with a degree of satisfaction, because they believe the root cause of the turmoil and internal conflict in their country is Iran.

As Arms Meeting Looms, Russia Offers Carrot of Sharp Cuts

President Dmitri A. Medvedev said Saturday that Russia was prepared to carry out significant reductions in its nuclear arsenal as part of its continuing arms control negotiations with the United States, which are to culminate here in a summit meeting with President Obama next month.

Later on Saturday, the Kremlin released a statement from Mr. Medvedev that emphasized that Russia would not move forward if the United States did not cancel its plan for an antimissile system based in Poland and the Czech Republic.

“The reductions that we are suggesting are possible only if the United States addresses Russian concerns,” he said. “In any event, the issue of the relationship between strategic offensive and defensive weapons should be clearly laid out in the treaty.”

Deaths confirmed in Iran unrest

Iran's state media has said at least 13 people were killed amid unrest in Tehran on Saturday, as thousands of protesters clashed with police in the fallout of the disputed presidential election.

Manouchehr Mottaki, Iran's foreign minister, denounced outside governments seeking to intervene in the crisis. Speaking to representatives of foreign diplomatic missions in Tehran on Sunday, he also defended the country's electoral system. "There may be complaints ... [but] this is what we've been doing well in [the] last 30 years," he said. He said a mechanism is in place to investigate allegations of election irregularities, so long as they are made "in legal ways".

On Saturday, about 3,000 opposition protesters had spilled on to Tehran's streets, undaunted by a warning from Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, not to continue demonstrations. Security forces responded with live rounds, batons and tear gas, with the pandemonium continuing well into the night. Witnesses said that dozens of people were hospitalised after being beaten by police and the pro-government Basiji militia in the capital.

Reports on community-driven websites such as Twitter claim a number of protesters were killed by police in the clashes.

Mir Hossein Mousavi has repeated his demand for the poll results to be annulled.

"If this huge volume of cheating and changing the votes ... which has hurt people's trust, is presented as the very evidence of the lack of cheating, then it will butcher the republican aspect of the system and the idea that Islam is incompatible with a republic will be proven," he said in a statement posted on the website of his Kalemeh newspaper.