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Biden-world veteran issues stark warning about Abdul El-Sayed as he crosses party lines

August 9, 2026 12:24pm EDT / Fox News

Michael LaRosa accused Abdul El-Sayed of being too cowardly to confront extremist rhetoric about Sept 11 victims

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Lara Trump: It’s almost like Abdul El-Sayed wants Mike Rogers to be Michigan’s next senator

Fox News host Lara Trump criticizes Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed and discusses the success rate of Trump vs. DSA endorsements on ‘My View.’

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Former Jill Biden press secretary Michael LaRosa said he won’t support Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, citing the candidate’s refusal to distance himself from far-left streamer Hasan Piker over his past remarks about the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

LaRosa, who served as press secretary to former first lady Jill Biden, made the unusually sharp break with his party in a post responding to reports that he was supporting Republican Mike Rogers over El-Sayed.

At the center of LaRosa’s criticism is El-Sayed’s association with Piker, who drew widespread condemnation after saying during a 2019 livestream that “America deserved 9/11.”

EL-SAYED’S SOCIALIST ALLIES REJECT GOP CLAIMS ABOUT DEMS EMBRACING THE FAR LEFT

Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers is making a direct pitch to Michigan Democrats following Abdul El-Sayed’s primary victory.(Sarah Rice/Getty Images ; JEFF KOWALSKY / AFP via Getty Images)

El-Sayed has campaigned alongside Piker and, when pressed about the remark, has argued that appearing with the streamer does not mean he endorses everything Piker has said.

For LaRosa, the controversy is deeply personal. He said the mother of his best friend died on Sept. 11 after jumping from the 95th floor of the World Trade Center rather than remain inside the burning building.

“I won’t defend or support anyone who is too cowardly to stand up to extremists who think the mother of my best friend, who jumped from 95 stories because the alternative was worse, deserved what happened to her,” LaRosa wrote. “Her only crime was showing up to work that morning.”

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LaRosa concluded by accusing El-Sayed of refusing to stand up to “the guy who says she ‘deserved’ what she got that morning she showed up for work.”

LaRosa’s rebuke is about more than one Democrat refusing to back another.

It highlights a growing fault line within the party over extremism and the boundaries of acceptable political rhetoric. Those divisions could ultimately push some longtime Democrats across the aisle in consequential races.

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El-Sayed is facing Republican former Rep. Mike Rogers for the open seat being vacated by retiring Democratic Sen. Gary Peters, setting up a closely watched contest in the battleground state that could factor heavily into the fight for control of the Senate.(Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)

That dynamic could prove particularly consequential in Michigan, where the Senate contest could help shape the balance of power in Washington and even a small erosion of Democratic support could matter.

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Max Miller locked in as Republican nominee after Ohio ballot deadline passes without withdrawal

August 9, 2026 1:07pm EDT / Fox News

The congressman faces Democrat Brian Poindexter in Ohio’s 7th Congressional District despite domestic abuse allegations

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Fox News chief congressional correspondent Chad Pergram reports on Ohio Rep. Max Miller’s decision to press ahead with his re-election campaign despite mounting calls for him to resign or withdraw following allegations of abuse.

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The deadline for Ohio Republicans to replace Rep. Max Miller on the November ballot has now passed, effectively locking in the embattled congressman as the GOP nominee in Ohio’s 7th Congressional District.

Miller, who has resisted calls to end his re-election campaign, would have needed to withdraw by Saturday evening to give Republican officials enough time to select a replacement and complete the steps needed to meet Monday’s 4 p.m. certification deadline under Ohio election rules.

Instead, Miller is staying in the race despite mounting pressure from fellow Republicans to step aside over domestic-abuse allegations made by his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, the daughter of Republican Sen. Bernie Moreno.

Rep. Max Miller, R-Ohio, attends the Ways and Means Committee hearing on the priorities of the Treasury Department in Longworth building on June 4, 2026.(Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)

As Fox News Digital previously reported, the controversy escalated last week when Sen. Moreno publicly called on his former son-in-law to resign from Congress, bringing a years-long family dispute and contentious divorce into the national political spotlight.

Moreno had previously avoided publicly weighing in on the dispute, but broke his silence after Miller posted a livestream denying allegations of domestic and child abuse. Moreno accused Miller of increasingly “erratic and dangerous behavior” and said he should not serve in the House of Representatives.

Miller has denied the allegations, saying no court or agency has substantiated claims that he committed abuse and that he has never been criminally charged in connection with the dispute. He has also sued his ex-wife for defamation.

Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, issued a public statement earlier this month calling on his former son-in-law, Rep. Max Miller, to resign from Congress.(Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)

With the withdrawal window now closed, Republicans have no apparent path to replace Miller on the ballot through a voluntary withdrawal.

The controversy comes as Republicans fight to protect their narrow House majority. Miller represents a district that has generally favored the GOP, with President Donald Trump carrying it by roughly 11 points in 2024.

The showdown comes as Republicans look to defend their narrow House majority in November’s midterm elections, where control of Congress is at stake and every competitive seat could prove critical.(Al Drago/Getty Images)

Miller is now poised to face Democrat Brian Poindexter, a union ironworker, in November, giving Democrats an opportunity to compete for a Republican-leaning seat that otherwise would have been expected to remain in GOP hands.

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Rep. Max Miller, accused of abuse, will remain in reelection race as withdrawal deadline passes

2026-08-09T18:15:50.366Z / CNN

By Michael Williams

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PUBLISHED Aug 9, 2026, 2:15 PM ET

Rep. Max Miller, a Republican from Ohio, at a summit in Washington, DC, on March 18, 2026.

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Rep. Max Miller will remain in his race for reelection, despite abuse allegations that have rocked his campaign and prompted growing calls from fellow Republicans for him to drop out.

Miller, who has denied the allegations of abuse from his ex-wife, has consistently maintained that he would remain in the race for Ohio’s 7th District. But now that the deadline for party leaders to replace him on the ballot has passed, his position on the ticket is locked in.

Miller would have had to drop out by Saturday evening. The deadline for Republican leaders to replace him on the ballot is August 10, but two days’ notice is required before party leaders would hold a meeting to pick the candidate.

Miller’s spokesperson told CNN on Sunday that he is remaining in the race.

The controversies surrounding Miller, who represents a district in eastern Ohio, threaten to jeopardize his chances of winning what was once thought to be a safe GOP seat, and could imperil Republicans’ chances of maintaining control of the House in this year’s midterms.

CNN previously reported that party officials led an intense push to get him out of the race, believing he could imperil the GOP’s chances in the district, according to a source familiar with the matter. Allies of Donald Trump also pushed the president to encourage Miller to drop his reelection bid, CNN has reported, amid the abuse claims and pressure from Miller’s former father-in-law, Sen. Bernie Moreno.

Moreno has been increasingly vocal about the issue, saying his fellow Ohioan “should not serve” in Congress and calling him “a danger to my daughter.”

The state’s junior Republican senator, Jon Husted, separately called for Miller to abandon his race and to resign from Congress.

In an interview on CNN last week, Miller said he had spoken with Trump about his position in the race.

Trump, Miller said, told him the race would be “tough” and seemed to express doubt about his chances to win.

But Miller remained defiant in the interview that he would remain in the race and clear his name.

Emily Moreno accused Miller of abusing both her and her daughter throughout their marriage, which ended last year. The couple’s divorce and child custody dispute have become increasingly public in recent weeks, especially in the light of a combative livestream from Miller last week in which he sought to defend against his ex-wife’s claims.

After the livestream, Miller posted on social media a link to a file containing hundreds of messages, pictures and videos exchanged between him and Moreno that he said would exonerate him from claims of mistreating his wife and daughter.

But the release of that information generated its own controversy after an attorney for Miller conceded the files inadvertently had contained sensitive details about Miller’s family.

Miller is set to face Democrat Brian Poindexter, an ironworker, on November 3.

CNN’s Ethan Cohen contributed to this report.

NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya says “I trust the science” on childhood vaccines amid measles outbreak

August 9, 2026 / 3:41 PM EDT / CBS News

Washington — Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, director of the National Institutes of Health, said on Sunday that “I trust the science” on vaccines, as measles cases have risen to their highest levels in 35 years, sparking concern among some parents about their children returning to school this fall.

“I think that parents,for most kids, especially for the measles vaccines, the DTP, all the standard childhood vaccines, it’s very important that parents vaccinate their kids,” Bhattacharya said on “Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan”.

Bhattacharya, who’s also been serving as acting CDC director in recent months, said “I’m giving my recommendation — I’ve vaccinated my kids.”

“I think if you want to protect your kids from these sort of preventable diseases, yes, you should vaccinate your kids,” he said. “But it is even more important that these kids go to school.”

Bhattacharya pointed to the COVID-19 pandemic and the loss of trust in public health officials and institutions. He argued that it was a “tremendous mistake” to cause parents to fear sending their kids to school at the time. And as he encouraged parents to vaccinate their children, he said “it is a mistake, and it contributes to lack of public trust if you sort of fearmonger around, ‘Oh, if you send your kids to school, well, you might be around unvaccinated kids.’”

“That’s a tremendous mistake,” he said. “You vaccinate your kids, you can protect your kids from those risks, whatever they are.”

As measles cases have risen to their highest rates in decades in recent years, just 10 states had measles coverage rates among kindergarteners above the 95% threshold required for so-called herd immunity during the 2024-2025 school year, according to the CDC. When pressed by Margaret Brennan about what the administration can do, like a national push to share widely HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s message that he shared on CNN last week that parents should get their kids vaccinated against measles, Bhattacharya said “I’ve done my best to try to do that.”

“Every time anyone’s asked me about vaccinating their kids for measles, I say exactly that,” he said. “The best way to protect your kids from measles is to get the vaccine for measles.”

Bhattacharya noted that one of his first actions as acting CDC director in February was to go on camera and recommend that the best way to end the measles outbreak in South Carolina was for kids to get vaccinated, saying “the outbreak has now ended in South Carolina in part because of that.”

Bhattacharya stressed that outbreaks in specific states have been addressed.

“Big outbreak in Texas, which has now been addressed; big outbreak in Arizona and Utah, that’s been addressed; South Carolina, that’s been addressed,” he said. “Now, we saw there’s an outbreak in Virginia, again coming down sharply, and now Pennsylvania. It’s specific communities of people that are the highest risk that we have to focus on, as well as the broader sort of message that it’s important for children to be vaccinated for the measles.”

Bhattacharya’s comments came after reports the White House is drafting an executive order on childhood vaccines and autism.Bhattacharya deferred to the White House on the details of the executive order, noting that “I won’t be able to tell you specifically what’s on it because I don’t think it’s done yet.” But he stressed that the president and HHS secretary care “deeply” about the rise in autism.

“I, as NIH director, have been focused on making sure that we have science that addresses that very complicated question about why we’ve seen a rise in autism,” Bhattacharya said. “It’s not going to be a simple answer.”

He added, “If you ask me, as a scientist, do I know why we’ve seen this rise in autism, I’ll tell you, I don’t know the answer to that question. And the fact that it gets so tied up with OK, is it is it vaccines not vaccines, what it does is it sends a signal to scientists that if you work on this topic, you’re going to get destroyed if you get the wrong answer.”

“The way you build public trust is, allow people to talk and think without that kind of sort of political overlay,” Bhattacharya said. “I’ve tried my very hardest as NIH director to allow that to happen.”

Kennedy is a longtime critic of vaccines, and has promoted the previously debunked connection between vaccines and autism.

Bhattacharya: “I trust the science” on vaccines

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NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya says “I trust the science” on childhood vaccines

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核爆81周年长崎市长誓言人类与核武永不共存 高市含糊表态

2026年8月9日 22:34 / 联合早报

日本首相高市早苗星期天（8月9日）在长崎遭原子弹爆炸81周年和平纪念仪式上致辞。 （路透社）

日本首相高市早苗在长崎遭原子弹爆炸81周年和平纪念仪式上，对反核立场含糊表态，只以描述现状的表述形容日本“正在坚持无核三原则”、“正在推进无核武世界”，引发国内反核势力担忧政府的无核立场正在松动。

同场活动上，长崎市长铃木史朗则在和平宣言中，将核武器定位为“绝对的恶”，“人类与核武永远无法共存”，促日本政府“推动转向不依赖核武器的安全保障政策”，大力呼吁大国废核，誓“让长崎成为最后一个遭原子弹轰炸的地方”。

长崎星期天（8月9日）举行核爆81周年和平纪念仪式。二战末期8月9日，美国对广岛投下原子弹的第三天，也向长崎投下原子弹。每年的这一天，长崎市都会在原子弹爆炸地点松山町和平公园内举行“长崎原子弹爆炸遇难者纪念仪式”。今年共有98个国家的代表出席，包括拥核大国美国和俄罗斯。

铃木史郎是原子弹遇难者的第二代。他在宣读和平宣言时强调：“经历过核武器毁灭性力量的幸存者和原子弹受害地的人们，都坚信核威慑极其危险。核武器的恶是绝对的，人类与核武器永远无法共存。”

他高呼日本政府坚持“不拥有、不制造、不引进”的“无核三原则”，转向不依赖核武器的安全政策，“要让长崎成为最后一个遭受原子弹轰炸的地方”。他也面向拥核国家及依赖核威慑力的国家领导人指出：“越依赖核威慑，核战争的危险就越高。”

高市在致辞时则强调“将切实努力，朝着实现无核武器世界迈进”。针对无核三原则，她只说：“我国正在坚持无核三原则，作为唯一在战争中遭受核爆的国家的使命，正在推进实现‘无核武世界’的现实举措。”

据日本共同社报道，高市的这番表述与8月6日广岛和平纪念仪式上类似，被指为立场“暧昧”，未能承接历届首相以“未来式”。

前首相石破茂去年在同样场合的表述是：在坚持无核三原则的同时，引领国际社会为实现“没有核战争的世界”、进而为实现“没有核武器的世界”作出努力，是日本的使命。

日本政坛近期掀起推翻修改“无核三原则”的声音，除高市之外，防长小泉进次郎也在核武装问题上不断试探，似是有意修改相关政策。

另据报道，出席同个仪式的俄罗斯使节也对日本发出警告。

俄罗斯驻日本大使诺兹德廖夫在接受俄新社采访时强调，日本推翻“无核三原则”，将直接违背作为无核国家加入《不扩散核武器条约》所规定的国际义务，必将导致亚太地区安全局势严重恶化，招致地区其他国家的反制措施。

在国际局势日益动荡，冲突不断地大背景下，广岛和长崎都呼吁大国履行《不扩散核武器条约》义务，勿背离核裁军方面的努力。不过两地对这个条约近年未获得认可的趋势担忧，唯恐以核裁军与不扩散为目标的这个体系日渐空心化。

日本国内则面对幸存者老龄化的隐忧。据日本政府发布的数据，遭原子弹袭击的直接和间接受害的幸存者至今有9万1105人，平均年龄是86岁；“没有核爆受害者的时代”正在临近，也加剧了受害经历无法实际传承的焦虑。

伊朗官媒：总统佩泽希齐扬近期曾与最高领袖穆杰塔巴会面

2026年8月9日 23:12 / 联合早报

伊朗最高领袖穆杰塔巴（画中人）自2月底在美国与以色列发起的首轮袭击中受伤以来，一直没有公开露面。 （法新社档案照片）

伊朗总统佩泽希齐扬本周早些时候称，与最高领袖穆杰塔巴的沟通“非常困难”。伊朗官方媒体则报道，两人曾在7月底会面，讨论了军事和经济领域的问题。

路透社星期天（8月9日）引述伊朗官媒迈赫尔通讯社报道称，双方在这场会面中讨论包括确保资源供应、管理外汇、能源使用，以及与外国合作伙伴的经济关系等话题。

最近几周，佩泽希齐扬就和穆杰塔巴的接触情况，给出了相互矛盾的说法。佩泽希齐扬在7月底曾说，与最高领袖的互动“日益增多”，但在8月初，他又称与穆杰塔巴的沟通“非常困难”。

作为伊朗的最高领袖，任何与霍尔木兹海峡有关的新协议，都必须获得穆杰塔巴的批准。目前尚不清楚穆杰塔巴是否已表示同意。

此前也有传闻指佩泽希齐扬与伊朗最高领袖及伊朗革命卫队存在分歧，称佩泽希齐扬可能辞职，不过伊朗总统办公室已多次辟谣。

穆杰塔巴自2月底在美国与以色列发起的首轮袭击中受伤以来，一直没有公开露面。

一名伊朗巴斯基（Basij）组织领导人星期天则说，未来会公开穆杰塔巴与民众互动，以及与军方领袖会面的影像和其他记录。

切尔西副选军柔佛遇“硬仗” 艰难3比3踢平JDT

2026年8月9日 22:53 / 新明日报

切尔西在最后一场夏季巡回赛踢平JDT，右图粉衣为在比赛中攻入一球的JDT球星阿里巴斯。 （取自JDT社媒）

英超劲旅“蓝狮”切尔西（Chelsea）星期天（8月9日）在长堤彼岸一场激烈的“狮虎大战”友谊赛中，被马来西亚豪门柔佛达鲁达格敬（Johor Darul Ta’zim，简称JDT）3比3逼平，以不算出色的战绩结束这次在澳大利亚和亚洲的夏季巡回赛之旅。

切尔西星期六（8月8日）才在印度尼西亚雅加达3比0完胜体育米兰（AC Milan），随后就马不停蹄飞到新山，参加这场在振林山苏丹依布拉欣体育场举行的友谊赛。

由于连续两天征战，对体育米兰时首发的11名球员全都不在大名单，包括帕尔默（Palmer）、若奥·佩德罗（Joao Pedro）、门将桑切斯（Sanchez）等。

今夏出任球队新帅的阿隆索（Alonso）派出了埃斯特旺（Estevao）、德拉普（Delap）和杰克逊（Jackson）攻坚，加上多位年轻二线和三线球员出战，显然不是最强阵容，遇上有多位西班牙外援的马超联赛12连冠霸主JDT。

JDT凶狠拼抢放铲 友谊赛场面火爆

虽然是友谊赛，但面对欧洲豪门，JDT可谓毫不留情，凶狠的拼抢和放铲让两队球员数次发生口角。在JDT门将席汉（Syihan Azmi）于前12分钟扑出德拉普和杰克逊的劲射后，他们在反击中意外取得领先。

巴西边锋吉列尔梅（Guilherme）第14分钟高速突入禁区横传，JDT马国球星阿里夫（Arif Aiman）包抄射门得分。

切尔西过后在禁区内两次被犯规获得罚球，上赛季重金加盟但只在英超进一球的德拉普把握机会，在第42和62分钟都命中，为球队反超比分。

不过JDT过后又连入两球重夺领先，先是阿里巴斯（Arribas）第65分钟主罚自由球，击中德拉普折射入网；随后替补上阵、马超和JDT历史第一射脚柏格森（Bergson）在第87分钟于禁区外带球低射得手。

JDT无法将领先优势保持到最后，此前经历禁药风波一度被禁赛近两年的穆德里克（Mudryk），替补上阵后不久就在第89分钟制造进球。他的传中击中JDT后卫格劳德（Glauder）胸口后弹入网中，切尔西最终依靠这个乌龙球抢下和局。

加上此前在澳大利亚6比4拿下西悉尼流浪者（Western Sydney Wanderers），1比2输给托特纳姆（Tottenham）；在香港0比1输给尤文图斯（Juventus），以及拿下体米的胜利，阿隆索的切尔西夏季巡回赛以两胜一平两败收场，对于即将开始的新赛季看来还有很多要改进。

他们回到伦敦后，将在8月15日的最后一场季前热身赛主场对垒西甲的皇家社会（Real Sociedad），随后在25日的英超首轮客战富勒姆（Fulham）。届时阿隆索将和富勒姆新帅阿韦洛亚（Arbeloa）上演两任前皇家马德里（Real Madrid）主帅的较量。

曼市逆转胜体马 下周和阿申纳争社区盾

另一支英超球队曼市（Manchester City）星期天则在韩国首尔结束了最后一场热身赛。他们凭借马尔穆什（Marmoush）两次接到塞梅尼奥（Semenyo）横传助攻后进球，加上艾特—努里（Ait-Nouri）连续两场进球，3比1逆转战胜体育马德里（Atletico Madrid）。

后者在第43分钟一度依靠16岁小将多明格斯（Jorge Dominguez）取得领先，但下半场连丢三球被逆转。

本场比赛曼市球员们特别穿上名字以韩语书写的球衣，继日前以同样比分战胜K联赛全明星队收获二连胜，带着信心回到英格兰准备16日对垒阿申纳的社区盾较量。

加拿大山火继续蔓延 政府将提供援助安置灾民

2026年8月9日 23:33 / 联合早报

加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省的山火仍在持续蔓延，联邦政府已批准特别援助，帮助为受灾民众提供庇护所和临时住所。图为8月7日，消防人员在萨默兰区试图控制火势。 （法新社）

加拿大不列颠哥伦比亚省的山火失控，迫使成千上万居民撤离家园。联邦政府宣布将提供紧急援助，重点为受灾地区的流离失所居民提供庇护所和临时住所。

路透社报道，加拿大灾难管理和社区韧性部长奥尔舍夫斯基（Eleanor Olszewski）在社交媒体上说，已批准不列颠哥伦比亚省申请援助的请求，并部署相关官员全力配合，确保支持力量能送达最需要的民众手中。

鲍德山脉（Bald Range）林火快速蔓延，从星期五（8月7日）下午发现火情到星期六短短一天内，过火面积迅速扩大至9500公顷，当地星期六已宣布进入紧急状态。到星期天上午，过火面积估计超过1万公顷。

过去24小时内，受高温干旱天气影响，不列颠哥伦比亚省南部的火情仍在持续蔓延。

当地野火服务处称，能见度低以及火势不断扩大，给航空救援和地面救援人员带来新的挑战。目前当局派出10架直升机和一架夜视直升机，但因浓烟、气流颠簸和大规模火势行动受阻。

目前，有250多名来自澳大利亚、新西兰和墨西哥的国际救援人员已加入灭火工作，预计未来几天还将有更多国际援助抵达。

台风“白海豚”登陆浙江 各地超过100万人疏散

2026年8月9日 23:09 / 联合早报

强台风“白海豚”星期天（8月9日）登陆中国浙江省，给华东地区带来暴雨。图为一名行人在上海黄浦区南京东路上，用力抓住被风吹开的雨伞。 （新华社）

（浙江/福建/上海综合讯）强台风“白海豚”星期天（8月9日）登陆中国浙江省，中国中央气象台发布最高级别红色预警，超过100万人疏散，至少1600多趟航班取消。

综合新华社、路透社等报道，第13号台风“白海豚”星期天傍晚在浙江省玉环市登陆，之后在乐清市沿海二次登陆，带来狂风暴雨。

中央气象台此前发布了台风红色预警。这是继今年7月台风“红霞”后，中央气象台今年第二次发布红色预警。

台风登陆前，各地已展开大规模人员转移。据路透社估计，受影响地区共疏散超过100万人，包括福建省近10万人、浙江台州市约八万人，上海市超过三万人。

台风也打乱多地交通运输。截至星期天，上海两大机场共取消1384趟航班，杭州机场则有近300趟航班取消。被取消的包括新加坡航空公司八趟往返新加坡和上海的航班，另有10趟新航航班调整起飞时间。

此外，宁波舟山港、上海港等航运枢纽的作业也被迫暂停或调整。

中央气象台首席预报员王海平警告，这次台风的强降雨量级、影响范围和持续时间都较突出，须高度警惕。

气象台预计，从星期天至星期三（12日），福建省、浙江省、上海市、江西省、江苏省、安徽省、湖北省、河南省、山东省将出现暴雨到大暴雨，其中浙江中东部和安徽南部将有特大暴雨。当局警告，相关省份须防范强降雨引发的次生灾害。

今年夏季以来，“红霞”“巴威”“白海豚”等台风接踵侵袭中国。科学家警告，在厄尔尼诺现象推动下，中国今年或将持续面对极端天气。

在登陆中国大陆前，“白海豚”星期六（8日）席卷日本南部冲绳县，造成六人受伤，五万多栋建筑断电。此外，台风外围环流也为台湾带来强降雨，造成六人受伤。

目前尚未有台风登陆中国大陆后的人员伤亡报告。 不过据报道，浙江温岭石塘镇海边星期五（7日）已掀起巨浪，一名九岁男孩被大浪卷入海中，至今生死未卜。

伊朗提出重开霍尔木兹海峡多项要求 美媒：美国不太可能同意

2026-08-09 20:27 / 联合早报

伊朗目前正在与阿曼就霍尔木兹海峡的法律机制、管理方式以及确定船舶通行路线进行谈判。 （路透社）

（德黑兰/华盛顿综合电）伊朗就重开霍尔木兹海峡提出一系列先决条件，只有在美国完全接受这些条件之后，这条航运要道才会重新开放。

伊朗最高国家安全委员会秘书佐勒加德尔星期六（8月8日）通过官方媒体发表声明，列出重开霍尔木兹海峡的多项条件。他要求美国解除对伊朗的海上封锁和制裁，从伊朗周边撤出美军，支付战争赔款并解冻伊朗资产，同时停止针对伊朗地区盟友的攻击以及针对伊朗本国的威胁。

《纽约时报》报道指，特朗普政府不太可能同意这些要求，这令霍尔木兹海峡重新开放的希望变得渺茫。根据美国与伊朗6月达成的停火协议，只有在就伊朗核计划达成最终协议的情况下，对伊制裁才会全面解除。美方也表明，伊朗必须先承诺放弃高浓缩铀，才能动用被冻结的资金。

伊朗革命卫队发言人穆赫比星期天重申，伊朗当前的战略是保持对霍尔木兹海峡的控制，直至敌方接受伊朗的全部条件并承认失败。

穆赫比星期六警告美国不得干涉伊朗与阿曼或其他国家正在进行的谈判。

伊朗目前正在与阿曼就霍尔木兹海峡的法律机制、管理方式以及确定船舶通行路线进行谈判。但穆赫比直言，海峡是否重开“并不取决于伊朗与阿曼之间的谈判”。

伊朗外长阿拉格齐同日说，伊朗与阿曼确定新的航道不意味着重开霍尔木兹海峡。他也说，目前伊朗没有与美国进行任何谈判。

阿拉格齐星期六说，伊朗与阿曼“接近”达成协议，但是海峡能否重新开放还取决于其他条件，包括美国应就违反美伊谅解备忘录作出赔偿。6月签署的停战谅解备忘录仅维持不到一个月，美伊又重燃战火。

以色列国家安全研究所的伊朗问题专家齐姆特指出，穆赫比和阿拉格齐的言论显示伊朗与阿曼的谈判只是为了商讨未来如何重开霍尔木兹海峡，即便双方就海峡具体事宜达成一致，若美国不履行谅解备忘录中的承诺，包括解除对伊朗的海上封锁及恢复制裁减免进程，德黑兰将不会落实与阿曼达成的共识。

万斯：美伊冲突处于“博弈中段”

美国副总统万斯星期六接受福克斯新闻访问时说，美国同伊朗正在对话，美伊冲突仍处于“博弈中段”。他说，美国正在综合运用外交、经济和军事等一系列手段，以确保最终取得最好结果。

万斯说，美国当前最关注的是尽可能增加通过霍尔木兹海峡运出的石油和天然气数量，并正在观察伊朗是否愿意作出必要的长期改变，从而与美国建立更好的关系；如伊朗不愿意，美国会继续施压。

万斯还说，美方试图建立一套航行机制，确保过往船只能够安全通行，其中包括清除水雷，同时也需要伊朗方面承诺不向商船开火。