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【環(huán)球時報綜合報道】據(jù)美國媒體報道，美國總統(tǒng)特朗普已宣布暫停向烏克蘭提供軍事援助，這一決定將在他確認烏克蘭總統(tǒng)澤連斯基表現(xiàn)出"達成俄烏和平協(xié)議的誠意"后實施。美國媒體普遍認為，這一行動是特朗普向澤連斯基施加壓力，以期終結俄烏沖突。美國民主黨眾議員丹·戈德曼則指責特朗普的這一決定是對澤連斯基的"又一次勒索"，目的是迫使烏克蘭總統(tǒng)簽署礦產協(xié)議。另一方面，路透社援引消息人士的話稱，美國正制定一項可能減輕對俄羅斯制裁的計劃。在此背景下，烏克蘭總理什梅加爾4日表示，烏克蘭"下定決心"繼續(xù)與美國合作，并準備"隨時"與美國簽署礦產協(xié)議。他表示，美國的安全保障對烏克蘭和歐洲都至關重要。同一天，歐盟委員會主席馮德萊恩提出了為歐洲防務調動約8000億歐元的計劃，以期為烏克蘭提供軍事支持。

近日，在烏克蘭基輔的一所軍事學院，學員們使用美國科爾特M16A4步槍進行訓練。（視覺中國）

"沒有理由相信這些只是空話"

美國彭博社援引美國國防部一位匿名高級官員的消息稱，根據(jù)特朗普發(fā)出、由美國國防部長赫格塞思執(zhí)行的命令，所有尚未運抵烏克蘭的美國軍事設備將暫停交付，包括正由空中和海上運往烏克蘭的武器，以及已抵達波蘭境內并準備運往烏克蘭的武器。據(jù)法新社報道，波蘭總理圖斯克4日表示，“我們沒有理由相信這些只是空話”，“來自邊境以及我們（后勤）中心的報告……也證實了美國方面的消息”。

美國有線電視新聞網(wǎng)（CNN）援引消息人士的話報道，暫停援助的決定是在3日晚些時候作出的，是對烏施壓策略的一部分。據(jù)美聯(lián)社3日報道，一名白宮官員表示，特朗普專注于達成俄烏和平協(xié)議，并希望澤連斯基"致力于"實現(xiàn)這一目標。此外，特朗普3日表示，他沒有放棄美烏礦產協(xié)議，并稱其為"一項偉大的協(xié)議"。在福克斯新聞3日播出的采訪中，美國副總統(tǒng)萬斯呼吁澤連斯基接受礦產協(xié)議。

CNN稱，白宮決定暫停對烏軍事援助，正值美方尋求澤連斯基對上周五在橢圓形辦公室與特朗普發(fā)生爭吵作出回應。據(jù)多名美國官員透露，特朗普和他的高級助手可能想要澤連斯基公開道歉，然后再推進兩國的礦產協(xié)議，或者就繼續(xù)援助進行討論。

與此同時，烏克蘭總統(tǒng)的表態(tài)又一次惹惱了特朗普。據(jù)美聯(lián)社報道，澤連斯基當?shù)貢r間2日晚在結束對英國的訪問前，有記者問及對結束俄烏沖突的歐洲新倡議有何評論。對此，烏克蘭總統(tǒng)回答，“我們今天正在談論第一步”，“結束戰(zhàn)爭的協(xié)議仍然非常非常遙遠，還沒有人開始這些步驟”。

對此，特朗普3日在"真實社交"網(wǎng)站上表示，“這是澤連斯基可能做出的最糟糕的聲明，美國不會再忍受太久了！這就是我所說的，這個家伙不希望有和平，只要他有美國的支持”。

美國總統(tǒng)特朗普 資料圖

The impact could be毀滅性的.

For Trump's decision, reactions within the U.S. have been divided. According to a report by a U.S. media outlet, Republican Senator Mark W. Marlin of Vermont stated that he believes the U.S.'s obligation to Ukraine is limited to "so far." He expressed that Americans are weary of funding the war and sees no end in sight. However, Republican Senator Susan Collins criticized the decision to pause U.S. military aid to Ukraine, arguing that the U.S. needs to continue supporting its allies. Some Democrats have also expressed that halting aid is dangerous and unwise.

"This move puts additional pressure on European allies, including Britain and France." A report by Reuters cited French Minister of European Affairs Benjamin Adagud, who said that halting U.S. weapons supplies to Ukraine "makes peace seem out of reach, as this will strengthen the resolve of ground-occupied Russian forces." The British government, however, has taken a more cautious stance. A spokesperson for the U.K. government stated: "We remain absolutely committed to ensuring the long-term peace of Ukraine and are working with our key allies to support this effort. This is the correct approach and aligns with our interests." The Estonian foreign minister, Zahel Kner, expressed on several European media outlets that after the U.S. decision to halt aid to Ukraine, the EU must increase its support for Ukraine to fill the gap.

According to a Russian website, U.S. pause of aid to Ukraine will pose serious problems to Ukraine, as Europe may not be able to replace all of its supply. Without U.S. intelligence, Ukraine will face challenges. According to CNN, Western officials believe that Ukraine might continue its current conflict for several weeks, even until the summer, before the U.S. pause of aid will begin to have significant impact. "The impact will be huge. I believe it will be毀滅ive," said a U.S. defense policy researcher, Mark Kansin.

5.澤連斯基, 烏克蘭總統(tǒng), 資料圖

The EU is planning to allocate 8,000 billion euros to bolster its defense sector.

"Ukraine has decided to continue its efforts to collaborate with the United States," a report by U.S. wire service agency Reuters cited Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Shmyga as saying. He emphasized that the U.S. would continue to support Ukraine. He also stated that Ukraine is preparing to sign a previously prepared mining agreement, to begin a mutually-beneficial economic cooperation with the United States. Ukrainian President's Office Advisor Oleksandr Poddublyi made a statement on his social media account, X, saying that Ukraine is now assessing weapons supplies. "We are discussing various options with our European partners, of course, and we will also consider negotiating with the U.S.," he wrote.

On the same day, the EU Council President,馮德萊恩, proposed a plan to bolster European defense capabilities and increase defense spending. According to a report by a German news outlet,馮德萊恩 said, "We are at the time of rearmament, and Europe is prepared to increase defense spending significantly." The plan, called "Reinforcing Europe," could reallocate about 8,000 billion euros. One proposal in the plan is to temporarily lift the EU's strict budget rules to allow member states to increase defense spending without triggering the default procedure for excessive borrowing.馮德萊恩 also emphasized the need to improve military equipment, including anti-aircraft and anti-missile defense systems, artillery, missiles and ammunition, drones and anti-drone systems. "With these equipment, member states can increase their support to Ukraine substantially," she said.

The New York Times reported that European leaders have pledged to take on a "major burden" in defending Ukraine. However, given the high debt burden, long-term low growth, and Tariff hike that Trump is expected to impose, can Europe afford to increase its defense spending? According to a website called "ukr.net," if the U.S. really stops supplying weapons to Ukraine, Europe might not be able to fill the funding gap in the short term. In addition, within the EU, there is serious disagreement about providing support to Ukraine. As the U.S. exerts pressure and shows the determination to quickly resolve the conflict, the extent of long-term and stable support from Europe to Ukraine remains uncertain.

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