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大陆持续加强台湾以东海上活动 学者：新海上热点但各方会避免冲突

2026年9月3日 23:43 / 联合早报

• 大陆海警及科研船近期在台东活动增多，台方驳斥其无管辖权并派舰监控，指陆方假执法真扩权。 – 学者包承柯称陆方举措旨在展示常态化管辖能力，从执法与资源层面维权，不认为会导致持续摩擦。 – 揭仲分析北京意在通过执法调查打法律战强化权利主张，提醒日菲处理重叠海域问题须与北京谈判。 – 丁树范判断若陆方持续派海警船，台海巡署或增加部署致对峙，但双方料将保持克制避免冲突。

中国大陆自然资源部称，旗下第二海洋研究所8月间在台湾以东海域开展了海洋地球物理综合调查，并称此次调查采用多学科同步调查手段，利用多波束、多道地震、海底地震、重磁等技术采集了包括海底地形、沉积地层、深部地质构造、地球物理场等海底环境基础数据。 （中新社）

中国大陆在台湾以东海域的活动持续增多，大陆自然资源部星期四（9月3日）通报，旗下第二海洋研究所8月10日至31日进行为期约三周的海洋地球物理综合调查；同日，大陆海警也公布，普陀山舰编队当天在相关海域开展“常态化执法巡查”。

台湾海巡署反驳称，台湾在东部专属经济海域拥有主权权利与管辖权，并指大陆对台湾各海域“绝无管辖权”。台海巡署也指大陆是“假执法、真扩权”，并称已调派吉安舰等舰艇监控普陀山舰及岱山舰。

日本与菲律宾5月底宣布拟启动专属经济区和大陆架海域划界谈判后，大陆在台湾以东的科研、海警及军事活动随之增多。受访大陆学者分析，大陆多项举措旨在展示对台湾以东相关海域进行常态化管辖和维护海洋权益的能力，但不认为相关行动会导致持续性海上摩擦。

中国大陆海警星期四通过微信账号通报，普陀山舰编队星期三位于台湾以东海域开展常态化执法巡查，并称普陀山舰编队8月以来持续加强相关海域管控，有力保障正常航行和作业秩序；坚决维护国家领土主权和海洋权益。

路透社报道，大陆海警周三的行动是6月以来第三次类似巡查。此前，大陆6月在台湾以东开展海上交通执法及扫测行动；大陆海警7月4日也曾在相关海域开展执法巡查。

除海警执法外，大陆今年也在相关海域展开多项调查。大陆自然资源部第二海洋研究所通报，8月10日至31日在台湾以东海域进行海洋地球物理综合调查，使用多波束、多道地震、海底地震以及重力、磁力等技术，采集海底地形、沉积地层、深部地质构造和地球物理场等资料。

大陆官方称，此次调查旨在了解相关海域的基本地质和构造特征，为自然资源“一张图”和国土空间规划提供数据，并为沉积物特征、构造活动、深部地壳结构及海域动态演化研究提供资料。

此前，大陆自然资源部东海局“向阳红22”船在6月16日至18日开展海洋环境调查；农业农村部“蓝海201”则在7月17日至23日开展渔业资源调查。

军事活动方面，中国海军红河舰8月12日与印度尼西亚海军护卫舰在相关海域举行海上通航演练，科目包括海上通信、编队运动及海上补给。路透社报道，这是中国官方首次公开宣布与外国海军在该区域进行联合航行活动。印尼海军称，演习并非旨在“作战”，而仅仅是“过航演习”。

上海海峡两岸研究会研究员包承柯向《联合早报》分析，过去大陆在台湾以东海域多侧重军事演练或航道通行，今年较明显的变化是海警力量介入执法巡查，重点在于展现实际管辖权及维护海洋权益。

他说，海警执法与自然资源部门调查分别从海域管辖和资源掌握两个层面展开，后者通过掌握海底地形、水文及资源等资料，为今后利用相关海域及发展海洋经济作准备。对于台湾以东海域未来会否形成持续性海上摩擦，包承柯认为不太可能，并称日本缺乏相关海域管辖的法理依据。

台湾的国防安全研究院国防资源与战略研究所委任副研究员揭仲则分析，北京系列动作意在持续让外界看到，它在台湾以东海域“行使管辖权的例证跟事实”。

他认为，大陆通过海警及其他公务船持续开展执法、资源调查和海上交通管理，是在打一场“法律战”，强化对相关海域的权利主张，并通过持续建立管辖事实提醒日菲，如果处理重叠海域问题，必须与北京谈判，不能与台北接触。

他说，台湾以东目前已成为新海上热点，但未来中国大陆与日本的执法船发生冲突的可能性不大，“可能形成类似钓鱼台（中国大陆称钓鱼岛，日本称尖阁诸岛）模式，你巡你的，我巡我的，你喊你的，我喊我的，双方会避免冲突”。

台湾政治大学东亚研究所名誉教授丁树范判断，如果大陆持续派遣海警船，台湾海巡署也可能相应增加东部部署，双方执法船可能出现对峙，情况类似台湾海峡或金门一带，但仍会保持克制。

美国8月服务业增速创半年来最快 指标升至四年高点

2026年9月3日 23:52 / 联合早报

美国企业活动指标升至2022年以来最强水平。图为纽约时报广场的人流。 （法新社）

得益于强劲需求和商业活动回升， 8月美国服务业以六个月来最快速度扩张。

彭博社报道，美国供应管理协会（ISM）星期四（9月3日）公布的数据显示，8月服务业指数上升1.3点至55.4，为2月以来最高水平，也高于彭博调查中经济学家的预期中值。指数高于50意味着行业处于扩张状态。

新订单增速加快至2023年初以来最高，企业活动指标升至2022年以来最强水平。未完成订单连续第七个月扩张。

美国服务业受益于消费者支出坚韧、就业市场稳定以及企业投资稳健。不过，企业也仍需应对供应链中断、关税以及整个经济中不断上升的成本压力。

ISM衡量服务业材料和服务价格的指标8月升至72.6，为2022年年中以来最高水平。

虽然当前通货膨胀已远低于2022年的水平，但自2月伊朗战争爆发以来，消费者价格和生产者价格指标均有所上升，并维持在较高水平，给许多企业带来压力。

高物价可能也是企业缩减员工规模的原因之一。ISM就业指标在过去六个月中有五个月显示收缩。

供应商交货时间指标仍处于扩张区间，但降至近一年来最低水平，这可能表明供应瓶颈正在逐步缓解。

U.S. layoffs in August fell to their lowest level in 4 years, labor data shows

September 3, 2026 / 11:30 AM EDT / CBS News

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Layoffs across the U.S. fell last month to their lowest level in four years, new labor data shows, a sign the job market remains resilient even as hiring slows.

Employers announced 52,881 job cuts in August, down 38% from the 85,979 layoffs announced during the same month a year ago, according to a report from outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas. Through August, companies cut nearly 530,000 workers this year, down 41% from the same period in 2025 — the lowest eight-month total since 2022.

Despite muted layoff activity, however, many companies remain reluctant to hire.

“What we’d like to see with low layoffs is an increase in hiring activity,” Andy Challenger, chief revenue officer and workplace expert at the firm, said in a statement. “While companies are making plans to hire more workers than last year, according to our numbers, it doesn’t appear those positions are being filled quickly.”

The nation’s unemployment rate dipped to 4.1% in July. But job growth reversed, with employers shedding 23,000 jobs.

The August job cuts were led by the consumer products industry, which laid off more than 10,000 workers, according to Challenger, Gray & Christmas. Food industry players and technology companies recorded the second- and third-highest number of layoffs last month.

Over the first eight months of 2026, tech firms announced the most layoffs of any sector, with more than 155,000 cuts, the firm found. Notably, artificial intelligence was not a main driver of those layoffs. Restructuring was the leading reason for cuts, followed by market and economic conditions.

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新加坡驻新山总领事馆新办事处启用 维文访柔会见马国元首

2026年9月3日 23:50 / 联合早报

外交部长维文医生（左）星期四访问马来西亚柔佛州，会见了马国元首苏丹依布拉欣。 （取自苏丹依布拉欣脸书）

我国外交部长维文医生星期四（9月3日）访问马来西亚柔佛州，并为新加坡驻新山总领事馆新办事处主持启用仪式。

根据外交部星期四发布的文告，维文是应柔佛摄政王及王储东姑依斯迈的邀请访问柔佛州，出席首届柔佛超级皇冠马球赛。

访问期间，维文会见马国元首苏丹依布拉欣。他也与东姑依斯迈和柔佛州务大臣翁哈菲兹会面。双方重申新加坡与柔佛之间密切且长久的关系。

维文也为新加坡驻新山总领事馆的新办事处，主持启用仪式。

外交部说，新办事处体现我国致力于加强与柔佛合作与关系的承诺，并提升总领事馆为当地新加坡公民提供领事服务的能力。

Chocolate eyeball candy sold at Marshalls, TJ Maxx and other retailers recalled over milk allergy risk

September 3, 2026 / 11:55 AM EDT / CBS News

A New Jersey candy company is recalling chocolate eyeballs sold at Marshalls, TJ Maxx, HomeGoods and Sierra Trading Post because the product contained undeclared milk allergens.

The recalled candy, sold in a variety of packaging under the “Crystal Temptations” brand, was distributed in Arizona, California, Connecticut, Georgia, Indiana, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Texas, Virginia and Wyoming, according to a recall notice issued by the Food and Drug Administration.

People with a severe sensitivity to milk or a milk allergy could have a “serious or life-threatening allergic reaction” if they consume the candy, the agency said. No illnesses have been reported as of Aug. 31, the date the FDA posted the recall notice.

Crystal Temptations issued the recall after an analyst who follows TJ Maxx discovered the products’ packaging did not disclose that the candy contained milk. An investigation later revealed that the issue resulted from a “temporary breakdown in the company’s production and packaging processes,” according to the recall notice.

The FDA said shoppers who purchased the candy should destroy it. For a refund, consumers must contact Crystal Temptations and provide proof of purchase. The company can be reached at 1-201-246-7990. The stores where the candy was sold will not issue refunds, according to the recall notice.

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Norah O’Donnell returning as co-host of “CBS Mornings”

September 3, 2026 / 10:25 AM EDT / CBS News

Norah O’Donnell is coming home: The Emmy Award-winning CBS News journalist is returning to “CBS Mornings” as co-host alongside Gayle King and Nate Burleson, starting Tuesday.

O’Donnell co-hosted the show with King for seven years before moving on in 2019 to anchor the “CBS Evening News.” She was recently named a “60 Minutes” correspondent and also hosts”Healthful,” a weekly women’s health podcast.

In an email to staff, “CBS Mornings” senior producer Jon Tower said King and O’Donnell created “one of the most memorable partnerships in the history of the morning news” in their first run as co-hosts.

“They have a friendship and chemistry that extends beyond the studio,” he said. “They know each other, respect each other, and — maybe most importantly — genuinely enjoy each other. To put it simply, I can’t think of a team I’d rather watch navigate the news than Gayle, Nate and Norah.”

O’Donnell has earned nearly every major recognition in journalism for her work covering some of the biggest stories in the world and conducting impactful, news-making interviews. She has covered eight presidential elections and has interviewed every living president of the United States, as well as the late former President Jimmy Carter. In 2024, O’Donnell spoke exclusively with Pope Francis in Rome for a historic and first-of-its-kind papal interview for an American journalist.

In 2023, O’Donnell and the “CBS Evening News” were awarded an Edward R. Murrow Award for the broadcast’s report on the overturning of Roe v. Wade. She was honored with the prestigious 2022 Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Award and the Scripps Howard Award for Excellence in Broadcast National/International Coverage in 2021 for an exclusive, year-and-a-half-long investigation into sexual assault in the U.S. military.

“All of that experience and energy makes her a perfect match for Gayle and Nate,” Tower said in his email. “Gayle is one of the hardest-working and best interviewers in the business, with an unmatched ability to connect with audiences on all topics. And Nate brings curiosity, warmth, spontaneity and a perspective that can take a conversation in a direction none of us expected.”

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Prior to her roles as an anchor, O’Donnell served as CBS News’ chief White House correspondent during the Obama administration.

O’Donnell is also the author of the New York Times bestseller “We the Women: Hidden Heroes Who Shaped America,” a book launched as part of the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

33 House Dems break with Jeffries as party fractures over Israel

September 3, 2026 10:46am EDT / Fox News

Most Democrats voted against the measure, which Republicans say protects Jewish students from hostile environments

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The House of Representatives passed a bill aimed at blocking federal funds to colleges that boycott Israel, with the vast majority of Democrats voting against it.

All but 33 left-wing lawmakers voted to block the measure, which would “prohibit an institution that participates in a non-expressive commercial boycott of Israel” from getting government funding. It would also force universities that do get federal funds to affirm their students “are not unreasonably obstructed” from studying abroad in Israel.

The measure passed 237 to 169, with all but two Republicans voting in favor. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., and his top deputies were among the 167 Democrats to vote “no” alongside Reps. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., and Warren Davidson, R-Ohio.

It comes as antisemitism continues to be a growing threat in the U.S. amid Israel’s war in Gaza.

CHAOS ERUPTS AS HOUSE PASSES $1.15T DEFENSE BILL WITH ISRAEL PROVISION: ‘STOP STOKING JEW HATRED’

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., spoke during a news conference at the U.S. Capitol on July 13, 2026, in Washington, D.C.(Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Democrats have argued the bill is an infringement on the First Amendment, while Republicans hold it up as a way to ensure Jewish students feel safe at U.S. colleges and universities.

Republicans have seized on Democrats’ divisions on the issue, which has coincided with a far-left insurgency plunging the party into civil war ahead of the midterms.

HOUSE DEMOCRATS FRACTURE BADLY OVER MASSIE AMENDMENT TO CUT $3.3B IN U.S. AID TO ISRAEL

Far-left Democrats, like the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), have attacked members of their own party who they view as not sufficiently critical of Israel. It’s translated into some antisemitic incidents, such as a gay Jewish Democrat running for Congress in California getting run out of a pro-transgender rights march over his support for Israel’s sovereignty.

Scott Wiener told CNN that people in the crowd made references to his “Israeli handlers” while berating him, a well-worn antisemitic trope.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., speaks with union activists about free speech on college campuses at the Capitol in Washington, May 23, 2024.(J. Scott Applewhite/AP Photo)

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Those divisions were present on Thursday morning as well, with Rep. Josh Gottheimer, D-N.J., co-leading the legislation that his own senior Democratic leadership opposed.

Gottheimer said of the legislation in a statement, “The goal of the BDS movement is the destruction of the democratic State of Israel, America’s critical ally in the global fight against terror. BDS has no place on college campuses or anywhere in our country. At a time when our Jewish students are facing death threats, being physically assaulted, and blocked from going to class simply for who they are, we must do everything possible to ensure they can learn safely, speak freely, and get the education they deserve.”

But progressives, including Rep. Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., who said he otherwise opposes the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel, called it an attack on the Constitution.

“The First Amendment right to free speech does not apply only to agreeable speech. No matter how much I may disagree with BDS, and find it strategically stupid and morally repugnant, I will always fight to protect Americans’ right to speech with which I disagree,” Nadler said in a statement.

Meanwhile, House Rules Committee Chairwoman Virginia Foxx, R-N.C., said BDS policies at colleges created hostile environments by “marginalizing Jewish students.” She said it was the government’s duty to protect the equal rights of those students, who she argued were living in a hostile environment at schools with anti-Israel policies.

CAMPUS ANTISEMITISM EXTENDS BEYOND STUDENT PROTESTS AND INTO CLASSROOMS, ADL WARNS

Rep. Josh Gottheimer, D-N.J., questions Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell during a hearing in the Rayburn House Office Building on Capitol Hill on June 24, 2025, in Washington, D.C.(Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

“They are discriminating against people of the Jewish faith,” Foxx said. “Now is not the time for talk. It is the time for action.”

Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., said during debate on the bill that it was Jewish students who were often leading BDS movements on college campuses.

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“This is an attack on free speech and academic freedom, all in the name of defending a genocidal apartheid state,” Tlaib said. “A vote for this bill is a betrayal of those promising young students…because they want to save lives, no matter their faith or ethnicity.”

Elizabeth Elkind is a politics reporter for Fox News Digital leading coverage of the House of Representatives. Previous digital bylines seen at Daily Mail and CBS News.

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普京：要实现和平 俄乌应先自行达成协议

2026年9月3日 21:01 / 联合早报

9月3日，俄罗斯总统普京在符拉迪沃斯托克举行的东方经济论坛上发表讲话。 （路透社）

俄罗斯总统普京说，俄罗斯和乌克兰仍保持接触，但他几乎没有透露双方在达成和平协议方面取得进展。

彭博社报道，普京星期四（9月3日）在符拉迪沃斯托克举行的东方经济论坛上说：“俄罗斯和乌克兰首先应该自行达成协议。”

他说，中国与美国等国都愿意提供帮助，但“归根结底，首先还是必须由相关国家解决这个问题”。

普京说，与基辅方面的接触仍在继续，主要是在安全部门层面，但这些接触能否促成和平协议还很难说。

“有没有机会？在我看来，是有的。”不过，乌克兰威胁扰乱往返俄罗斯的航空交通，“无疑令开展双边和平谈判的可能性变得更加复杂”。

美国总统特朗普将注意力转向对伊朗的战争后，由美国主导的俄乌和平谈判自2月以来陷入停滞。俄罗斯认定谈判已陷入死胡同后，加大对基辅及乌克兰其他城市的导弹和无人机袭击。这场由普京发动的战争如今已进入第五年。

乌克兰也加大对俄罗斯纵深地区的袭击。乌方打击炼油厂，导致俄罗斯多地出现燃料短缺，还袭击了国防工厂以及电商巨头Wildberries和Ozon的仓库，给物流网络造成数十亿美元损失。

普京还说，俄罗斯与特朗普政府的接触仍在继续。他说：“据我理解，特朗普总统感受到并看到开展这种积极、建设性工作的必要性……我希望这最终能够带来积极结果。”

普京指出，俄罗斯本月晚些时候举行议会选举后，没有实施新一轮动员的计划。俄罗斯每年招募约40万人，以补充在战斗中遭受重大伤亡的军队。

他说：“目前没有任何一种情况需要进行动员。这是敌人在国家杜马选举前发动的信息攻击，企图影响选举结果。”

朝鲜劳动党重整党章：删除对韩统一路线 首设战时条款

2026年9月3日 21:36 / 联合早报

• 朝鲜劳动党党章删除对韩统一路线，落实“两个国家论”，但未直接将韩国定义为敌对国家或交战国。 – 新党章细化总书记权限，将金正恩对干部任免及党组织的控制权明确写入，进一步制度化其个人权力。 – 党章首次增设战时条款，允许紧急状态下简化人事与决策程序，显示朝鲜正推动战争准备常态化制度化。 – 入党年龄从18岁提高至20岁，研究院认为此举旨在使规定与现实接轨，并非针对金珠爱接班安排。

分析认为，淡化先代领袖政绩、强化总书记权能，意在进一步凸显金正恩时代的独立统治体系。此外，将最高领导人的权力具体化，也可能着眼于未来权力交接。 （法新社）

自从2023年朝鲜宣布韩朝为“敌对的两个国家”后，已从劳动党最高统治规范《党章》中彻底删除对韩统一路线，同时首次增设“战时”条款，并进一步细化总书记权限，将金正恩对干部任免和党组织的控制权明确写入党章。

分析认为，朝鲜正从制度层面落实“两个国家论”，并加快构建以金正恩为核心、兼顾长期执政和非常时期统治的权力体系。

韩国国家安全战略研究院星期四（9月3日）在首尔举行记者会，首次公开反映2024年6月和今年2月朝鲜第九次党代会两轮修订内容的最新版劳动党章全文。

全文显示，“祖国和平统一”、“民族大团结”、“统一战线”、“南韩”、“全国范围”等涉及统一和民族概念的表述，以及要求驻韩美军撤离等过去对韩革命路线相关内容均被删除。

这是在金正恩2023年12月宣布韩朝不再是“同族关系”而是“敌对的两个国家”后，于2024年6月修订党章时正式落实，意味着朝鲜已从党内最高规范层面放弃以统一为目标的传统对韩路线。

不过，与今年修订的宪法类似，新党章并未直接将韩国写成“敌对国家”或“交战国”。

分析认为，平壤一方面以“国与国关系”重新界定韩朝关系，另一方面避免将“敌对性”彻底制度化，为今后调整对韩关系留下有限空间。

此次修订另一突出变化，是金正恩个人权力进一步制度化。

过去党章仅笼统规定总书记为“党的首脑”，新版首次详细列明，总书记召集和主持政治局及政治局常委会会议、任免重要干部，以及批准党员入党、退党和撤销党组织、机关部门等权限，将金正恩事实上掌握的人事和组织控制权正式写入党章。

新党章淡化金日成金正日政绩

同时，金日成、金正日的象征性地位进一步淡化。继2021年大幅删减两人政绩表述后，此次又删除剩余相关内容，基本只保留“金日成—金正日主义”名称。

分析认为，淡化先代领袖政绩、强化总书记权能，意在进一步凸显金正恩时代的独立统治体系。此外，将最高领导人的权力具体化，也可能着眼于未来权力交接。

值得关注的是，新党章首次增设“战时”条款。平时新任干部进入地方或机关党领导机构须经过党内选举，但战时可省略相关程序；党中央政治局也可受中央委员会全会委托，直接讨论和决定重大问题。

这意味着战争等紧急状态下，可简化人事和决策程序，确保党的指挥体系不中断。研究院认为，此举显示朝鲜正推动战争准备“常态化、制度化”。

另外，劳动党入党年龄从18岁提高至20岁。由于金正恩女儿金珠爱据推测出生于2013年，此举是否与她未来获得党内职务、推进接班制度化有关受到关注。

不过，研究院认为，调整并非针对金珠爱的接班安排，而是考虑到朝鲜青年实际多在服兵役和进入社会后，于20多岁入党，主要是使党章规定与现实接轨。

普京：要实现和平 俄乌应先自行达成协议

2026年9月3日 21:01 / 联合早报

9月3日，俄罗斯总统普京在符拉迪沃斯托克举行的东方经济论坛上发表讲话。 （路透社）

俄罗斯总统普京说，俄罗斯和乌克兰仍保持接触，但他几乎没有透露双方在达成和平协议方面取得进展。

彭博社报道，普京星期四（9月3日）在符拉迪沃斯托克举行的东方经济论坛上说：“俄罗斯和乌克兰首先应该自行达成协议。”

他说，中国与美国等国都愿意提供帮助，但“归根结底，首先还是必须由相关国家解决这个问题”。

普京说，与基辅方面的接触仍在继续，主要是在安全部门层面，但这些接触能否促成和平协议还很难说。

“有没有机会？在我看来，是有的。”不过，乌克兰威胁扰乱往返俄罗斯的航空交通，“无疑令开展双边和平谈判的可能性变得更加复杂”。

美国总统特朗普将注意力转向对伊朗的战争后，由美国主导的俄乌和平谈判自2月以来陷入停滞。俄罗斯认定谈判已陷入死胡同后，加大对基辅及乌克兰其他城市的导弹和无人机袭击。这场由普京发动的战争如今已进入第五年。

乌克兰也加大对俄罗斯纵深地区的袭击。乌方打击炼油厂，导致俄罗斯多地出现燃料短缺，还袭击了国防工厂以及电商巨头Wildberries和Ozon的仓库，给物流网络造成数十亿美元损失。

普京还说，俄罗斯与特朗普政府的接触仍在继续。他说：“据我理解，特朗普总统感受到并看到开展这种积极、建设性工作的必要性……我希望这最终能够带来积极结果。”

普京指出，俄罗斯本月晚些时候举行议会选举后，没有实施新一轮动员的计划。俄罗斯每年招募约40万人，以补充在战斗中遭受重大伤亡的军队。

他说：“目前没有任何一种情况需要进行动员。这是敌人在国家杜马选举前发动的信息攻击，企图影响选举结果。”