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习近平罕见访朝，中朝关系进入“新阶段”：��亚格局可能正在变化
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据路透社和美联社报道，习近平近日结束对朝鲜的(Reuters)，而是中朝关系重新升温的强烈信号。

朝鲜官方媒体称，中朝双方达成“重要共识”，并将两国关系推向“新的历史阶段”。

这条新闻真正值得关注的，不只是“习近平去了朝鲜”，而是这个时间点非常敏感。

过去几年，东北亚局势已经发生了明显变化。朝鲜不断强化与俄罗斯的关系，美国、日本、韩国则持续加强安全合作。在这种背景下，中国最高领导人再次访问平壤，很难不让外界联想到：北京正在重新稳固��己在朝鲜半岛问题上的影响力。

换句话说，这不是简单的邻国访问，而是一次地缘政治信号。

报道称，中朝双方讨论了政治、经济、贸易、文化、农业、科技、建设等多个领域的合作。中国和朝鲜之间的国际航班、列车等交流也被提到，这意味着两国关系可能不只是停留在政治口号层面，而是可能进入更实际的合作阶段。

但真正敏感的地方在于：公开报道中，朝鲜核问题并没有被突出提及。

这很关键。

因为就在这次访问前后，朝鲜方面仍然强调自己的核地位不会后退。而这次中朝会面没有把“无核化”作为最突出的公开议题，外界自然会猜测：中国对朝鲜核问题的态度是否正在变得更加务实？或者说，在当前国际形势下，北京更重视的是保持朝鲜半岛的战略稳定，而不是公开施压朝鲜弃核。

这可能是这次访问最大的看点之一。

过去，美国一直希望中国在朝鲜问题上发挥更大压力作用。但现实是，如果朝鲜完全倒向俄罗斯，中国在半岛问题上的影响力反而可能被削弱。所以对北京来说，重新拉近与平壤的关系，既是外交动作，也是战略平衡。

而对朝鲜来说，中国的支持同样重要。

朝鲜虽然近年和俄罗斯走得很近，但它不可能只依赖俄罗斯。中国是朝鲜最重要的邻国，也是其长期的经济和外交支撑。金正恩需要在中俄之间保持平衡，从而扩大自己的战略空间。

所以，这次访问表面上是中朝友好，背后其实是三层博弈：

第一层，是中国和朝鲜之间的关系修复与强化。
第二层，是中国、俄罗斯、朝鲜与美国、日本、韩国之间的阵营对峙。
第三层，是中国在东北亚重新确立主导影响力。
���值得注意的是，美联社报道称，金正恩在会晤中重申支持中国在���湾问题上的立场。
这说明中朝关系并不只是半岛问题，也和更大的地区安全格局联系在一起。

如果中朝关系继续升温，接下来可能会带来几个连锁反应。

第一，美国、日本、韩国可能会进一步加强军事合作。
因为中朝关系越密切，美日韩就越会强调安全压力，进而推动联合军演、导弹防御、情报共享等合作。

第二，朝鲜可能获得更大的外交空间。
只要中俄都愿意和朝鲜保持紧密关系，朝鲜面对西方制裁和压力时，就不会那么孤立。

第三，中国在朝鲜半岛问题上的话语权会重新增强。
如果未来美国想和朝鲜重新谈判，中国很可能仍然是绕不开的角色。
第四，东亚局势可能变得更加紧张。
中朝关系升温，美日韩加强合作，双方安全疑虑不断上升，最终可能形成一种新的对峙结构。

这也是为什么外界高度关注这次访问。
因为它传递出的信号并不���单一的，而是多重的：

中国在告诉朝鲜：你仍然是我的重要邻国。
中国��在告诉美国：半岛问题绕不开北京。
朝鲜则在告诉外界：我并不孤立，我背后还有中俄两大支撑。
而美日韩看到的，则是东北亚安全格局正在变得更复杂。
从更大的角度看，东亚正在出现一种新的现实：

一边是美国、日本、韩国强化安全同盟；
另一边是中国、朝鲜、俄罗斯之间的互动增加。
这种结构未必会立刻走向冲突，但它会让地区局势变得更紧张、更敏感，也更难预测。

所以，这次习近平访问朝鲜，真正的关键词不是“访问”，而是“重新站位”。

它说明东北亚的力量格局正在重新排列。过去大家关注俄乌冲突、中美竞争、台海局势，但现在朝鲜半岛也重新回到了国际政治的中心位置。

一句话总结：
这不是一次普通外交访问，而是东亚格局重新洗牌的信号。中朝关系升温，背后牵动的是中美竞争、朝鲜核问题、俄朝关系，以及美日韩安全��盟。
未来最值得观察的，是三个问题：
第一，中国会不会扩大对朝鲜的经济、科技和基础设施合作？
第二，朝鲜会不会继续强化核武和导弹能力？
第三，美国、日本、韩国���不会以此为理由进一步加强军事部署？

如果这三个问题同时发生变化，东北亚接下来的局势，可能会比很多人想象得更复杂。
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US eyes Iranian assets for Gulf allies' reconstruction, source says
The U.S. government will attempt to redirect Iranian assets to Gulf states for rebuilding and repairs of future damage caused ​by Iran, a source familiar with the matter said on Saturday, a day after a wave of attacks by Iran against Kuwait and Bahrain.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has ‌also directed a team to assess costs for damage already inflicted on Gulf allies by Iran, the source said, adding that the U.S. will consider using Iranian assets for those repairs as well.
The disclosure came a day after Mohsen Rezaei, an adviser to Iran's supreme leader, told CNN that a peace deal hinged on the release of $24 billion in Iranian assets frozen by the United States.
The source on Saturday did not specify what kind of assets the Treasury was examining. The language ​used to describe the new measures did not appear limited to frozen assets.
Peace negotiations appear to have stalled, although a minister from mediator Pakistan traveled to Tehran on Saturday with a ​letter for Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran's semi-official ISNA news agency reported.
The threatened redirection of Iranian assets could create a new irritant to a fragile ⁠ceasefire between the United States and Iran, which was tested again this weekend with strikes by the U.S. and Iran.
U.S. forces struck Iranian coastal radar sites in Goruk and Qeshm Island, both in the ​Strait of Hormuz, early Saturday after shooting down drones launched by Iran that U.S. Central Command says posed a threat to maritime traffic.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard said it retaliated against U.S. bases in Kuwait and Bahrain, and ​Kuwait's army said on Saturday it engaged seven ballistic missiles that passed over residential areas, resulting in material damage but no casualties.
In Bahrain, sirens sounded and residents were urged to seek shelter. Kuwait and Bahrain condemned the strikes.
PAKISTANI MINISTER LANDS IN TEHRAN
Iran later said it had hit U.S. bases in both countries with ballistic missiles, but the U.S. military said six missiles were intercepted and a seventh did not reach its target.
The U.S. and Iran have been engaged in largely indirect ​negotiations for an interim deal to halt the three-month-old war that would leave issues including Iran's nuclear programme to further negotiations.
But a deal has remained elusive while the two sides have periodically skirmished.
Tehran wants access ​to billions of dollars in oil revenue, waivers on sanctions on crude exports, the lifting of a U.S. blockade on its ports and leverage over the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has effectively blocked the waterway, where about a ‌fifth of global ⁠oil traffic transited before the war.
Iranian state media reported that Pakistani Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi arrived in Tehran on Saturday for talks with Iranian officials, including Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi. Naqvi said he was carrying a "special letter" from his country's army chief and prime minister to Iran's Khamenei, ISNA reported.
Trump is facing mounting domestic political pressure due to rising gas prices to bring the unpopular war to an end. He told NBC that while most of Iran's drone and missile manufacturing facilities had been destroyed, the Iranians still had access to about a fifth of their missiles.
"They have some missiles, they have some drones. I would say percentage ​wise, maybe 21% to 22% of their missiles. ​It's a lot of missiles, but it's not ⁠what it was when we first attacked," Trump told NBC News' "Meet the Press" program, according to excerpts released by the network on Friday.
After the U.S. and Israel launched the war against Iran on February 28, Tehran attacked Gulf states hosting U.S. bases and largely stopped shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
The conflict has ​driven up oil prices and disrupted supply chains for other goods, including humanitarian aid.
FIGHTING FLARES ACROSS REGION DESPITE CEASEFIRES
In a parallel conflict in Lebanon, two Lebanese army ​officers and a soldier were killed ⁠in an Israeli strike on a military vehicle in south Lebanon, the Lebanese army said. The Israeli military said it was investigating the incident.
Iran has made a ceasefire in Lebanon between Israel and Iran-aligned Hezbollah a condition for any peace deal with Washington.
Lebanon's army said on Saturday its commander, General Rudolf Haykal, left for Pakistan at the invitation of his Pakistani counterpart, without giving further details.
The surprise visit was notable given the insistence by Washington — and ⁠by Lebanese ​leaders, including the president — that ceasefire talks for Lebanon remain separate from U.S.-Iran negotiations mediated by Pakistan.
Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem this ​week rejected a U.S.-brokered pact between Israel and the Lebanese government to halt the fighting in Lebanon. The deal did not provide for an Israeli withdrawal and Hezbollah had not been party to the negotiations.
Israel has said its forces would not withdraw or halt ​operations in the country amid increasing friction with the U.S.

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