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别家大门外拍照假交差 虾皮送货员疑偷包裹

2026年6月27日 19:16 / 新明日报

这名送货员拍照以证明货物送达时，一直左右晃动手上的手机，疑似故意要让照片模糊。 （视频截图）

一名电商送货员晚上送货，却在下单人的邻居家门口拍照表示“包裹送到”，然后把包裹带走。事主发现包裹不见后检查电眼录像，揭发送货员的偷窃行为。

事主卓女士（44岁，产品设计师）星期六（6月27日）凌晨在脸书群组Complaint Singapore发贴文，并附上门铃摄像头拍下的视频。根据视频上显示的时间，电商平台虾皮（Shopee）的一名送货员在星期五（26日）晚上11时零2分送来一个包裹。

卓女士告诉《联合早报》，这个包裹装着她购买的咖啡手柄和压粉器，折扣价约140元。

她说，虾皮应用显示包裹已送达，但她在门外遍寻不获。她查看送货记录发现，送达证明照片拍的是邻居家的大门，于是向邻居询问是否包裹送错门了。

送货员拍照假交差后，带着包裹走了。（视频截图）

邻居证实也没收到后，事主于是调阅门外监控电眼的录像，这才发现包裹被送货员带走。

这段35秒的视频显示，一名身穿橙色上衣、黑色短裤的男子，拿着一个包裹走到卓女士家门口。他停留片刻后，踱步到隔壁门口。

送货员拍摄的照片十分模糊，其中一张只拍到包裹的侧面，看不清贴在盒子上的快递单。（受访者提供）

接着，他手里拿着包裹，以邻居的家门为背景拍照，作为包裹送达的记录。

然而，这名送货员拍照时，拿着手机的手不断左右晃动，似乎刻意要让画面不清晰。拍完照后，他没有把包裹放下，而是拿着离开。

卓女士出示送货员拍下的两张照片，只见画面十分模糊，其中一张只拍到包裹的侧面，看不清贴在盒子上的快递单。

她曾通过虾皮应用的聊天功能联系那名送货员，并告知门铃摄像头拍下了整个过程，希望他归还包裹，但对方始终没有回复。

卓女士事发后通过虾皮的聊天功能联系送货员，并告知对方门铃摄像头拍下了整个过程，但他都没有回复。（受访者提供）

虾皮：已处罚送货员 并为买家全额退款

虾皮发言人答复《联合早报》询问时说，公司调查后发现，涉事送货员在填写送货记录时，没有遵循公司的指定程序。虾皮已为受影响的买家办理全额退款，并对那名送货员采取纪律处分。

发言人强调：“公司非常重视这起事件，并对买家造成的不便深感抱歉。”

他也说，公司正与物流合作伙伴合作，强化送货程序，确保送货员遵守规定。

虾皮呼吁消费者，若遇到包裹遗失的情况，应马上向平台反映。公司会认真调查，并在适当情况下协助办理退款。

分享事件望他人提高警惕 避免与邻居起冲突

卓女士坦言，她日后收货时会更谨慎，但不会因此减少网购。她公开这个经历是希望提醒其他消费者提高警惕，更不要因着急而与邻居发生争执。

她指出，如果她门外没有安装电眼，恐怕就会因说不清而导致邻里纠纷。送货员可能以照片为依据，声称包裹误送到邻居家，而邻居又说没收到，这就可能引起不必要的误会。

她除了庆幸自家门外装了摄像头，更有感邻居和睦共处的可贵。“我和邻居相处得很好，彼此有信任基础；如果双方关系原本就紧张，这样的事情可能会引发更大的误会。”

澳门保龄球国际公开赛 新加坡好手包揽高手赛双金

2026年6月27日 19:33 / 联合早报

白欣仪和沙米（右）在取胜后合影留念，这也是沙米个人首个国际大赛冠军。 （新加坡保龄球总会提供）

我国保龄球女将白欣仪和男选手沙米（Syahmi）称霸澳门保龄球国际公开赛，在新加坡时间星期六（6月27日）包揽男子组和女子组高手赛的晋级赛（Stepladder）冠军。

白欣仪在预赛表现出色，以1519的总瓶数在国际球员中排名第一，因此直接晋级高手赛第二轮。她在第二轮中再接再厉，打出1875的总瓶数，再次位列第一，成为头号种子直接进入决赛。

晋级赛的规则是，头号种子直接进入决赛，且只要赢下一局就能夺冠。其他挑战者得按排名一轮接一轮获胜才能与头号种子交手，且在决赛必须连赢两局才能夺冠。

面对挑战者、韩国的三号种子朴诗恩，白欣仪在以214比267输掉首局后，在次局以267比211取胜。

沙米的晋级之路则曲折一些。他在男子预赛中以国际球员第七名晋级，在高手赛首轮排名第八，次轮排名第三。

而在晋级赛中，沙米作为挑战者击败香港选手麦绍岐和韩国的张大俊，闯入决赛。他随后在决赛中挑战头号种子、另一名香港好手麦卓贤时，以277比237、246比225连下两局，成功夺冠。

幼有所育老有所乐 金文泰打造三代同欢家园

2026年6月27日 19:33 / 联合早报

首届“金文泰水上嘉年华”星期六在金文泰游泳池举办，特别引入了漂浮式充气游乐设施，让一家大小玩得不亦乐乎。配合部长走访选区活动，社会及家庭发展部长马善高（右二）星期六在裕廊东—武吉巴督集选区基层组织顾问（金文泰）许德财（右一）的陪同下走访金文泰区，了解区内新推出的活动。 （周国威摄）

金文泰游泳池星期六（6月27日）在学校假期结束前摇身一变，成为热闹的漂浮水上乐园。从小在金文泰长大，如今还住在那里的卢恩儿（40岁，家庭主妇）带着丈夫、11岁儿子和7岁女儿在这里享受了温馨的家庭时光。

看到孩子们玩得尽兴，也让她不再苦恼每逢学校假期该带孩子去哪里玩。卢恩儿说，去年年终假期，对科学与科技充满兴趣的儿子黄志杰，曾参与“金文泰探索者”（Clementi Explorers）试点计划下的机器人工作坊。用筷子组装机器人的体验让他至今印象深刻。

离卢恩儿家不远处就是她的娘家，70岁的母亲马玉芳也是金文泰社区活动的常客，经常参与区内举办的指画和运动班。她说，金文泰是一个适合三代人共同生活的市镇。

把金文泰打造为一个适合孩童成长、年轻父母育儿，以及乐龄人士养老的市镇，是负责金文泰基层事务的裕廊东—武吉巴督集选区议员许德财，致力于推动的社区愿景。

社会及家庭发展部长马善高星期六在许德财的陪同下走访了金文泰区，并亲自参与了新启动的“代代同欢金文泰”（Clementi for Every Generation）计划下的多项活动。

面向家庭的“金文泰水上嘉年华”星期六吸引了约500人参与，活动计划每年年中假期举办，为区内家庭提供免费的亲子娱乐活动。

马善高在嘉年华致辞时指出，过度或不当使用数码设备会影响孩子身心健康。他鼓励家长多带孩子参与这类户外活动，通过陪伴建立更深厚的情感。

他强调，我国致力于构建亲家庭社会，接下来将公布更多支持家庭的政策，协助家长应对不同育儿阶段的挑战，并应对生育率低的难题。

另一个在星期六正式推出的新项目“金文泰探索者”主要面向8岁至12岁的孩童，预计第一年能惠及200人。除了去年底试行期间推出的机器人工作坊，未来还计划推出太阳能车制作和学习之旅等体验。

许德财说：“只有让孩子发掘自身所长，他们对成功才会有更宽广、更立体的定义，而社区能做的就是创造这些机会。”

他坦言，育儿不易且开销大，“我们能做的，就是尽量降低育儿成本，提供免费或低收费的活动，不让孩子因经济原因失去学习和玩乐的机会。”

至于面向乐龄人士的活动，则有每两周在金文泰不同组屋区举办一次的“爱心早餐”，旨在聚集年长者一起做运动、共享早餐并联络感情。活动自去年7月推出以来已举办30场，平均每场吸引约百名长者参与。

许德财说，不少居民反馈活跃乐龄中心在周末不开放，因此基层组织希望在周末接棒陪伴长者。

星期六早上举行的“爱心早餐”活动配合世界杯特设了足球主题，现场不仅有桌上足球等游戏，许多居民也穿上球衣赴约。社会及家庭发展部长马善高（左四）与裕廊东—武吉巴督集选区基层组织顾问（金文泰）许德财（右三）也参与其中。（周国威摄）

每场活动的主题各异，星期六早上就特地配合世界杯推出足球主题。与丈夫身穿西班牙球衣出席的陈玉琴（62岁）说，活动不仅能让他们保持身心活跃，更是邻里间联络感情的绝佳机会。

一油轮在霍尔木兹海峡遭“不明投射物”击中

2026年6月27日 19:25 / 联合早报

6月26日发布的视频截图显示，一处未知地点发生爆炸。美国中央司令部 说，这次袭击是对伊朗无人机袭击霍尔木兹海峡一艘货船的回应。 （路透社）

英国海上贸易行动办公室（UKMTO）通报，一艘油轮在霍尔木兹海峡遭“不明投射物”击中。

路透社报道，UKMTO星期六（6月27日）发布信息说，油轮的驾驶室受损，油轮船长通报指全体船员安全。截至信息发布时，尚未收到任何环境损害通报。

据新华社报道，美国和伊朗近日达成谅解备忘录后，霍尔木兹海峡航运逐步恢复，但近日风波再起。美军中央司令部26日发表声明称，美军当天对伊朗发动打击，以回应此前一天一艘途经霍尔木兹海峡的商船遭袭事件。

Firefighter brother of 9/11 victim incensed by ‘radical’ Muslims winning key Dem primaries

Don Arias, whose brother died in the South Tower on 9/11, questions how voters can back these candidates in NY and New Jersey

June 27, 2026 7:00am EDT / Fox News

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Firefighter brother of 9/11 victim rips emergent leftist Muslim candidates

A former New York City firefighter who witnessed the 1993 World Trade Center bombing and whose brother subsequently died on 9/11 says a rash of radical Muslim candidates winner Democratic party elections is “beyond the pale.”

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A man whose life has been deeply impacted by radical Islamic terrorism is incensed as people he claims hold extreme beliefs are winning Democratic Party elections at alarming rates.

“When it comes to terrorist sympathizers, I don’t really suffer fools kindly, and this guy is beyond the pale,” Don Arias said of Dr. Adam Hamawy, now the Democratic nominee for Congress in New Jersey’s blue-leaning 12th Congressional District.

Arias is an Air Force veteran and former New York firefighter who witnessed the grave destruction of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. His brother, who worked on the 84th floor of the South Tower, died in the subsequent 9/11 terrorist attacks that changed the trajectory of American history.

Arias spoke to his brother, Adam, the morning of the attack after the first plane had already struck the North Tower. Adam described to him the chaos, as desperate victims jumped from the burning skyscraper that once anchored the city’s skyline.

Don Arias, a former firefighter and Air Force veteran who is now an advocate for families of 9/11 victims, in his dress blue uniform.(Courtesy: Don Arias)

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“So, that has stuck with me for many years,” he told Fox News Digital. Arias has since gone on to advocate for the families of victims of 9/11.

Hamawy is a veteran combat plastic surgeon who now operates his own private practice in New Jersey. He won a crowded Democratic primary to replace outgoing Rep. Bonnie Watson-Coleman, D-N.J., on June 2.

He emerged victorious despite heavy baggage, including ties to radical Islamic terrorism.

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In his past, Hamawy cozied up to infamous terrorist Omar Abdel-Rahman, better known as the “Blind Sheikh,” the mastermind of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing who died in federal prison in 2017.

Dr. Adam Hamawy speaks during an interview in Washington, D.C., on June 14, 2024, after meetings at the White House and on Capitol Hill. He recently returned to the U.S. after volunteering in Gaza.(Drew Angerer/AFP)

The pair met in 1991, when Hamawy was a young adult, and soon thereafter Hamawy began accompanying Abdel-Rahman to mosques. In the same year, Hamawy, the sheikh and others took a 13-hour car ride from Abdel-Rahman’s home in New Jersey to a conference in Detroit called “Towards a Global Islamic Economy.”

The congressional hopeful testified on behalf of the defense in the sheikh’s trial.

While Arias said it’s possible that Hamawy has some positive credentials — he is a doctor and a veteran — he doesn’t trust the candidate at all.

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“But when he’s pals with the Blind Sheikh, and he’s his translator for several years, when he testifies for him in court saying what a great guy is, when he spends that kind of time with this guy, and then says that he’s never heard him say anything about jihad, I have to question his veracity. I mean, that just doesn’t ring true,” Arias told Fox New Digital.

Don Arias, second from left, poses for a photo with fellow NYFD firefighters.(Courtesy: Don Arias)

“Show me who your friends are, and I’ll tell you who you are,” he continued. “And if this guy Hamawy is going to try and forget all about that — he wants it to go down the memory hole and say, ‘oh, I was a veteran, you know, I did good stuff’ — I’m not going to forget, and I don’t think people should forget.”

In 1994, Hamawy also went on what he describes as a humanitarian mission to Bosnia. There, he worked with the Benevolence International Foundation (BIF). In a post-9/11 terrorism crackdown, BIF was designated as a financier of terrorism by the U.S. government over its ties to al Qaeda.

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” We’re not educating the voters, and the voters aren’t doing the proper research into their candidates, because I think if they knew that this guy, if it was top of mind awareness that this guy had these kinds of connections… they wouldn’t vote for him, and I think people need to bring that to the forefront.”

Plastic surgeon-turned-House candidate Adam Hisham Hamawy is interviewed in New York on April 24, 2024 about his intention to go on a humanitarian mission to Hamas-led Gaza.((Photo by Islam Dogru/Anadolu via Getty Images))

Additionally, a socialist candidate who once suggested that the United States deserved 9/11 is likely to win a seat in the New York State Senate.

Aber Kawas is the Muslim daughter of illegal aliens who is now the Democratic nominee for the New York State Senate District 12. She was backed by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and won as part of a far-left sweep of several federal and state Democratic primaries in the city last Tuesday.

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“The system of capitalism and racism and White supremacy… and Islamophobia have all been used to colonize lands, to take resources from other people and so this is a long trajectory, and we’re just seeing the manifestations of that continuation with 9/11,” she said in a 2017 episode of the Asian American Writers’ Association podcast titled “Islamophobia beyond 9/11 with Aber Kawas.”

“The idea we have to apologize for a terror attack that a couple of people did and then there is no apology or reparations for genocides and for slavery… is something I find reprehensible,” she said.

Aber Kawas, Youth Activities Director for the Arab-American Association of New York, speaks at a rally in Columbus Circle protesting proposals to restrict Muslim arrivals to the United States.(Andy Katz/Corbis)

Arias condemned those comments, too.

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“For her to minimize 9/11 … it’s just like, ‘oh, some people had some planes,’ you know, it’s beyond the pale,” he told Fox News Digital by phone. “So, when I look at somebody like Kawas, when I look at somebody like Mamdani, I don’t see an American. I mean, you scratch the surface, you see a commie, you see a radical, and — forgive me for saying it — I see a Nazi.”

He then blasted the American education system, which he views as a pipeline to far-left activism instead of actual learning. According to Arias, voters for candidates like Hamawy and Kawas are groomed in schools and in higher education to hold radical beliefs.

“It’s very insidious and it’s very seductive to the young and dumb,” he said. “It’s the young, it’s the dumb, it’s the indoctrinated who are voting for these people in numbers.”

“I don’t know what happens to a person where they actually grow to hate their own country, but I blame universities and the schools for this,” Arias continued. It’s an indictment on our education system because almost… they’re all very young, very ill informed and they’re Islamo-Nazis at this point.”

Don Arias speaks at an event as part of his work as an advocate for 9/11 families on September 11, 2025.(Courtesy: Don Arias)

He added that for people like Kawas, Zionism, Judaism and Israel have been conflated with “white supremacy,” and in their minds, the alleged “white supremacy” has to be “put down.”

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He also described socialism as a “luxury belief,” and its supporters as mostly young, wealthy or upper-middle-class people.

“These guys are cruising, so they can have these luxury beliefs, these ethereal conversations about mankind. They’re so out of touch.”

Hamawy’s campaign did not return Fox News Digital’s request for comment. And Kawas declined to answer questions, instead pointing to her X account.

Peter D’Abrosca is a politics reporter at Fox News Digital.

西马提早落实新柴油补贴机制

2026年6月27日 19:43 / 联合早报

马国财政部星期六（6月27日）在西马提前落实新柴油补贴机制后，许多柴油车车主到油站添油。 （马新社）

（布城综合讯）马来西亚财政部星期五宣布，原定下星期三（7月1日）落实的新柴油补贴机制，西马地区将提前至星期六（27日）落实，东马则按计划在下星期三实施。

当局选在柔佛州选举星期六提名日当天落实新措施，让柔州许多柴油车主叫好，这对各阵营选情的影响则仍有待观察。

财政部星期五（26日）发文告说，新柴油补贴机制落实后，符合资格的马国车主能以每公升2.10令吉的补贴价格，每月购买最多200公升柴油。

财政部也将同步推出多项改进，包括允许车主将柴油补贴资格转让给实际驾驶同一辆车的直系亲属。当局这么做的理由是柴油车辆的实际使用者与登记车主很多时候并非同一人。当局将在确认资格转让机制的技术细节后公布更多详情。

从7月1日起，柴油车车主将豁免缴交柴油车辆更名费用，为期三个月，以方便车主和实际使用者更新车辆所有权。

此外，内阁也同意将柴油补贴计划扩大到公司名下、但属于私人用途的皮卡和吉普车。

Lawyer who beat Hawaii gun law calls state’s reliance on Black Code ‘disgraceful’

June 27, 2026 6:00am EDT / Fox News

Justice Alito called the 1865 Louisiana statute a ‘tainted artifact’ enacted to disarm newly freed Black Americans

By Elaine Mallon, Fox News

One of the lawyers behind the case says the decision reinforces that states cannot treat the Second Amendment differently from other constitutional protections.

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The attorney who helped persuade the Supreme Court to strike down Hawaii’s private-property concealed-carry restriction on Thursday criticized the state’s reliance on a Reconstruction-era Black Code to defend the law.

In a 6-3 decision in Wolford v. Lopez, the Court held that Hawaii cannot require licensed gun owners to obtain express permission before carrying firearms onto private property open to the public. Gun-rights challengers dubbed the policy the “vampire rule” because lawful gun owners had to be “invited in” before entering businesses while armed.

“It is disgraceful that any state would rely on a law specifically aimed at taking away the Second Amendment rights or any constitutional right of Black Americans as it was at that time,” attorney Kevin O’Grady, who represented the plaintiffs, told Fox News Digital.

“And it’s not surprising, however, that Hawaii would rely on it as they are diametrically opposed to the Second Amendment. We fully expected that the Supreme Court would identify that as the kind of law that one absolutely should not look to determine whether or not something is constitutional because this is the perfect example of something which is not constitutional.”

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Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson speaks on stage during the “Ketanji Brown Jackson on Lovely One: A Memoir” panel at The Atlantic Festival in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 20, 2024.(Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images for The Atlantic)

A major flashpoint was Hawaii’s effort to justify the law under the Supreme Court’s 2022 decision in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen. Since Bruen, courts evaluating firearm regulations have generally asked whether modern gun restrictions are consistent with the nation’s historical tradition of firearm regulation.

Hawaii cited several historical laws, including an 1865 Louisiana statute enacted as part of the post-Civil War Black Codes. The law made it unlawful to carry firearms onto another person’s property without the owner’s consent.

Justice Samuel Alito, writing for the majority, rejected that argument outright, calling the Louisiana statute a “tainted artifact” that was enacted to disarm newly freed Black Americans and leave them defenseless after the Civil War. He concluded the law “cannot be taken seriously” as evidence of the Second Amendment’s original public meaning.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, however, argued in her dissent the Court skipped an important constitutional question.

Jackson did not defend the Black Codes, which she acknowledged were racist and used to oppress newly freed Black Americans. But she argued the Court should have first decided whether the Louisiana law itself violated the Second Amendment, or whether the real constitutional problem was that it was enforced in a racially discriminatory way.

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Todd Settergren handles pistols inside his display case at Setterarms gun shop in Walnut Creek, Calif., on Jan. 13, 2017.(Michael Macor/The San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images)

“It might well be that the Black Codes are invalid inputs for Bruen’s test,” Jackson wrote, “but only if they violated the Second Amendment — which may or may not be the case.”

Instead, she argued that under the Supreme Court’s Bruen framework, the Court could not simply dismiss those laws without first explaining why they should not count as historical evidence.

She outlined two possibilities: either the firearm restrictions in the Black Codes were constitutional but enforced in a racially discriminatory manner — making the constitutional defect an equal-protection problem — or the restrictions independently violated the Second Amendment. The Court, she argued, never resolved that question before excluding the Louisiana law from consideration.

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“Either history does matter, and if so, all potentially relevant historical experiences must be thoroughly examined,” she wrote. “Or, it does not, and the Court should just admit that the test it has created is boundless.”

Her reasoning immediately drew pushback from critics, who argued the Fourteenth Amendment was passed in response to laws like the Black Codes that denied newly freed Black Americans their constitutional rights, like the right to bear arms.

Rain clouds roll over the United States Supreme Court building in Washington, D.C., on June 18, 2026.(Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

“I would simply point her to what Justice Alito pointed out in the majority ruling — it was in response to these types of laws that the Fourteenth Amendment was enacted in the first place,” Hannah Hill, vice president of the National Association of Gun Rights, told Fox News Digital.

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“That right there is your answer,” Hill continued. “Yes, there was a historical tradition — they enacted a constitutional amendment to fix that deprivation of rights, and that is also in the Constitution now, so I think she should probably go back to law school.”

Tyler Yzaguirre, president of Second Amendment Institute, echoed O’Grady and Hill’s criticism.

“Those laws were not legitimate expressions of our Nation’s constitutional tradition; they were examples of government using its power to deprive Americans of a fundamental right,” Yzaguirre told Fox News Digital. “The Court was right to reject the notion that such laws could define the historical limits of the Second Amendment.”

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Businesses may still ban guns by posting or enforcing a “no firearms” policy. But what Hawaii can’t do, the Court said, is treat every business as off-limits to licensed gun owners unless the owner specifically says guns are allowed.

Elaine Mallon is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business covering national politics.

伊朗强烈谴责美军空袭 袭击美军相关目标以示报复

2026年6月27日 16:37 / 联合早报

6月26日，从阿曼的穆桑达姆（Musandam）望见的霍尔木兹海峡上的船只。 （路透社）

伊朗外交部发表声明称，为报复美国对其南部海岸的空袭，伊朗对与美军有关的目标发动了袭击。

不过，伊朗外交部并未透露袭击目标的具体名称或位置。

据路透社报道，伊朗外交部星期六（6月27日）发声明说，美国空袭违反了《联合国宪章》以及两国签署的结束战争备忘录。

另据新华社报道，伊朗外交部在声明中“强烈谴责”美军对伊朗南部沿海多地发动空袭。

伊朗外交部称，以色列“与美国协调”袭击黎巴嫩，同样违反伊美谅解备忘录有关条款。

伊朗外交部也说，伊朗武装力量对美军相关目标实施了防御性打击，造成这一局面的责任在美方。

美军中央司令部星期五（6月26日）发声明说，美军当天对伊朗发动打击，以回应此前一天一艘途经霍尔木兹海峡的商船遭袭事件。

伊朗强烈谴责美军空袭 袭击美军相关目标以示报复

2026年6月27日 16:37 / 联合早报

6月26日，从阿曼的穆桑达姆（Musandam）望见的霍尔木兹海峡上的船只。 （路透社）

伊朗外交部发表声明称，为报复美国对其南部海岸的空袭，伊朗对与美军有关的目标发动了袭击。

不过，伊朗外交部并未透露袭击目标的具体名称或位置。

据路透社报道，伊朗外交部星期六（6月27日）发声明说，美国空袭违反了《联合国宪章》以及两国签署的结束战争备忘录。

另据新华社报道，伊朗外交部在声明中“强烈谴责”美军对伊朗南部沿海多地发动空袭。

伊朗外交部称，以色列“与美国协调”袭击黎巴嫩，同样违反伊美谅解备忘录有关条款。

伊朗外交部也说，伊朗武装力量对美军相关目标实施了防御性打击，造成这一局面的责任在美方。

美军中央司令部星期五（6月26日）发声明说，美军当天对伊朗发动打击，以回应此前一天一艘途经霍尔木兹海峡的商船遭袭事件。

When cybercriminals hire burglars: Inside an alleged Russian effort to infiltrate multibillion-dollar US law firms

2026-06-27T10:30:26.217Z / CNN

When an executive at a US law firm’s phone rang in April, the voice on the other end was urgent: A computer virus was spreading through the firm.

The caller said they were from IT support and needed physical access to the lawyer’s computer because remote fixes to stop the attack weren’t working. The lawyer told his purported colleague to swing by his desk at the law firm’s office in New Jersey.

The next day, the firm’s receptionist called: The lawyer had a visitor from IT at the front desk.

“That’s when an alarm bell went off: Why would an IT person need to check in with reception?” said Leeann Nicolo, who handles incident response for cybersecurity insurance firm Coalition, which the law firm hired to investigate the incident.

The visitor ran out of the building when the lawyer approached the front desk, according to Nicolo.

It’s one of several incidents at law firms across the country in the last year in which, the FBI and private investigators suspect, the Russian-speaking Silent Ransom Group has hired people in the US to show up in-person and plug thumb drives into law firms’ computers. The physical access could help bypass anti-virus protections that the hackers run up against from afar.

The group’s millions of dollars in returns contrasts with its modest investments: In a private Telegram channel, the group is offering $500 to people to visit law firms and plug in USB sticks, one cybersecurity professional familiar with the incidents told CNN.

The hired hands are “cannon fodder” for the Russian-speaking cybercriminals — expendable assets in a much larger cybercrime war, the source said. It’s a rare and risky tactic for hackers to undertake because it leaves a trail of evidence, including surveillance footage, that the FBI can pore over.

Cybercriminals “are getting increasingly bold in what they recruit people to do over the internet,” a law enforcement official who tracks the group told CNN.

The goal of these brazen operations is to strengthen the criminals’ hands in multimillion-dollar ransom negotiations by obtaining sensitive data on the law firms’ clients. If the firms don’t pay up, the hackers leak the stolen information.

Hacking alone has already netted Silent Ransom Group a fortune. They have extorted roughly $100 million from law firms in the last six months alone, according to an estimate from a cybersecurity executive who has facilitated ransom payments to the group. Other sources familiar with the group estimated it had extorted at least tens of millions of dollars.

When hacking from afar doesn’t yield enough data for a big score, the group has tried to up the ante by outsourcing burglary. Hired hands have visited major US cities, including New York and Washington, D.C., CNN has found.

In another case, a man posing as IT support entered another US law firm and began speaking Russian into his smart glasses. That was likely intended to give the cybercriminal group a live look at the computers in the building, according to another cybersecurity researcher familiar with the case.

Before the intruder reached the desk of the lawyer whose computer he wanted to compromise, another member of the crime group called the lawyer’s cell phone, posing as a FedEx dispatcher to lure him away from this desk. The intruder plugged in the thumb drive, but the law firm’s cyber defenses blocked the attack, the researcher said.

“My expectation is that they’re targeting every major law firm in the US,” the cyber executive involved in payments to the group told CNN.

Silent Ransom Group is the only “data extortion group” the FBI is aware of that is physically accessing the proprieties of its victims, the bureau said in a statement to CNN.

There have been “numerous physical access attempts” by Silent Ransom Group in cities across the US, the FBI said. It declined CNN’s request for an interview with an FBI official focused on the cybercrime group.

Other cybercriminals have posed physical threats before, from “swatting” (in which a caller triggers a massive police response) to threatening violence. But most government and private security experts are still not trained to deal with cyber and physical threats at the same time.

“Many threat actors have found it easier to conduct things completely digitally, and therefore (the physical aspect) may be a threat that we don’t think about as much,” said Genevieve Stark, head of cybercrime and information operations intelligence analysis at Google Threat Intelligence Group. “It may be a trend where individuals are more likely to trust someone who (shows up) in person because it’s not expected”

The Silent Ransom Group hackers are no strangers to the FBI. Cybersecurity researchers believe some of its members were involved in the infamous Conti ransomware gang that dissolved in 2022 after a Ukrainian man leaked thousands of the group’s internal chat logs in retaliation for Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The leak included evidence that the hackers had connections with Russian intelligence.

The FBI spent years gathering evidence on Conti and tracking its members’ movements (one alleged member pleaded guilty in US court this month). The Ukrainian man told CNN that the FBI asked him to stop leaking the Conti files, apparently because it might interfere with the bureau’s investigation. Now, the FBI is building a case against the Silent Ransom Group by tracking law firms’ payments on the blockchain, multiple sources familiar with the investigation told CNN.

The investigation isn’t completely digital.

Over the last year, at least two US law firms have received extortion letters in the mail demanding payment in cryptocurrency or cash not to leak data allegedly stolen from the firms, according to Nicolo, the executive with cyber insurance firm Coalition. The return addresses on the envelopes were empty offices in Washington, DC, and Boston, she said, calling it “eerie.”

The letters were signed by a different cybercrime group, but Nicolo thinks it’s a false flag. The forensics show that Silent Ransom Group hacked at least one of the firms, she said.

“I think we are going to see more and more of that,” Nicolo said, referring to break-in attempts and other physical threats to victim organizations.

“It’s a fine line between hoping you get paid and/or hacking enough victims that you’re making money somewhere, and having to apply that next level of pressure,” she said.