乌克兰总统泽连斯基第三次出席了自俄罗斯致命入侵开始逾两年半以来的第79届联合国大会（UNGA），这一次他的演讲直指帮助莫斯科的国家：中国、朝鲜和伊朗。
长期以来，在这场战争中保持复杂地缘政治关系的泽连斯基，首次不仅谴责向莫斯科直接提供武器的国家，还指出了那些未能支持乌克兰要求普京总统撤军的呼吁者的无动于衷。他提出质疑：“明确和平的公式是什么？联合国宪章下哪个部分是不可接受的？”“如果世界上有人寻求替代方案，这可能意味着他们自己想要复制普京正在做的事情。[这]揭示了他们的隐藏欲望。”
对于伊朗和朝鲜向俄罗斯提供直接军事援助的问题，这是泽连斯基在国际场合首次进行点名批评，尽管特拉维夫已为莫斯科提供了超过两年的资金支持通过无人机。
泽连斯基还经常提及的核安全威胁问题同样受到了关注。他过去曾提醒联合国大会，不仅乌克兰对核安全感到担忧，现在更是警告：“辐射不会尊重国家边界。”俄罗斯持续攻击乌能源部门旨在切断其电力供应，尤其是在冬季。他说，“普京破坏了所有我们的热电厂和大部分水电能力，这是他对冬天的准备，希望折磨数百万、数百万的乌克兰人。”
如今，除了在冬季来临之前寻求类似的战术外，泽连斯基还警告说，普京还在计划针对核电站进行打击以断开其与电网的连接——这是据报道通过其他国家提供的卫星图像所实施的一种策略，但具体是哪国并未提及。
“由于俄罗斯无法在战场上击败我们人民的抵抗，普京正在寻找其他方式来挫败乌克兰的精神。”他警告道。
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原文地址：Zelenskyy questions China’s ‘true interest’ behind plan to end Russia’s war
新闻日期：2024-09-25
原文摘要：
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy took to the podium at the 79th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) for the third time since Russia’s deadly invasion began more than two and half years ago, though this time he took direct aim at nations aiding Moscow: China, North Korea and Iran. Zelenskyy – who has long toed the line when it comes to maintaining murky geopolitical relations amid the war – for the first time called out not only the nations supplying direct arms to Moscow, but those who have remained complacent in their refusal to back Ukraine’s demands that Russian President Vladimir Putin withdraw his troops. "We need to make it clear the war is over. This is the peace formula – what part of this could be unacceptable to anyone who upholds the U.N. Charter?" he questioned. "If someone in the world seeks alternatives…it likely means they themselves want to do a part of what Putin is doing. [It] reveals the desire they are hiding." ZELENSKYY WARNS VANCE’S PLAN TO GIVE RUSSIA SEIZED LAND WILL LEAD TO ‘GLOBAL SHOWDOWN’ "And when the Chinese-Brazilian duo tries to grow into a choir of voices with someone in Europe, with someone in Africa, saying something alternative to a full and just peace, the question arises – what is the true interest?" Zelenskyy’s comments referred to a monthslong attempt by China to enlist the backing of other nations for a six-point peace plan it introduced in coordination with Brazil in May, rather than backing the 10-point plan Ukraine first introduced in 2022. China's plan has not been embraced by Western nations as it not only lacked concrete steps to actually end the war, but it did not explicitly call for Russia's withdrawal from Ukraine. Chinese representatives have not addressed the U.N. body, though Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Tuesday said he encouraged the joint plan. In a similarly assertive tone, Zelenskyy called out Iran and North Korea for providing direct military aid to Russia – a step he has not taken before at the international meeting despite Tehran having provided Moscow’s war chest with drones for over two years. IRAN SPOUTS 'PROPAGANDA' FROM UN PODIUM, CALLS ON MIDDLE EAST TO UNITE BEHIND TEHRAN One topic the Ukrainian leader has regularly touched on, and once again drew attention to, is the threat Russia poses to nuclear security. Zelenskyy in years past has reminded the UNGA that nuclear security is not only a concern for Ukraine, and on Wednesday, he warned that "radiation will not respect state borders." Russia has repeatedly targeted Ukraine’s energy sector in a move to cut the nation from its power sources, especially during the winter months. "Russia has destroyed all our thermal power plants and a large part of our hydroelectric capacity. This is how Putin is preparing for winter, hoping to torment millions, millions of Ukrainians," he said. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Zelenskyy said that now, not only is Putin looking to employ the same strategy as winter looms, but he is also planning to target nuclear power plants in a move to disconnect the plants from the power grid – a tactic he is allegedly employing by relying on satellite images supplied by other nations, though Zelenskyy did not specify which ones. "Since Russia can't defeat our people's resistance on the battlefield, Putin is looking for other ways to break the Ukrainian spirit," Zelenskyy warned.
