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5月20日，位于冲绳县名护市的美国海军陆战队施瓦布营地的一块武器安全指示牌。 （法新社）
日本媒体报道，一名驻扎在日本冲绳县的美军士兵因涉嫌性侵一名成年女性熟人并致她受伤，已移送检方侦办。
据日本放送协会（NHK）报道，冲绳警方星期五（5月22日）通知冲绳县政府，这名20多岁的士兵已于当日移送检方，罪名包括非自愿性交致人受伤。
新华社引述报道称，该男子涉嫌在冲绳本岛户外性侵这名熟人，并随后使用暴力致她受伤，伤势需要数周才能痊愈。
报道还称，涉案士兵在事发后驾车逃往军事基地，并涉嫌未报告一起造成财产损失的交通事故。
当局尚未透露嫌疑人是否认罪。
日本境内约70%的美军设施位于冲绳县。长期以来，涉及美军人员的非法犯罪活动、交通事故和噪音污染等问题一直困扰着当地居民。
2026年5月23日 美国东部时间早上6:00 / 福克斯新闻
联邦官员还拘留了古巴军事控股企业GAESA的负责人，该实体控制着古巴70%的经济
文/查尔斯·克赖茨，福克斯新闻
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佛罗里达州共和党众议员卡洛斯·希门尼斯接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访时，就美国司法部起诉古巴独裁者劳尔·卡斯特罗一事发表了看法，该起诉与上世纪90年代佛罗里达海峡一架人道主义飞机被击落事件有关。
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曾亲身经历古巴独裁政权恐怖统治的美国国会众议员告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，劳尔·卡斯特罗遭到联邦起诉一事，很可能在古巴政权内部引发恐慌，该国官员们正密切关注今年其他独裁者的下场。
尽管自2021年米格尔·迪亚斯-卡内尔接任以来，劳尔·卡斯特罗已不再是古巴的正式领导人，但佛罗里达州众议院国土安全委员会委员希门尼斯表示，劳尔对哈瓦那权力核心的掌控仍比古巴现政府更牢固。
希门尼斯指出，此次起诉虽然迟到了很久，但或许能为1996年两架人道主义飞机在佛罗里达海峡被击落事件中遇难的美国人家属带来一定程度的正义。
希门尼斯表示，卡斯特罗蓄意针对的是一个几乎每天都在海上搜寻试图横渡90英里海域、前往他如今所代表的国会选区（从南达德县延伸至佛罗里达群岛）的古巴难民的组织。
奥巴马与卡斯特罗的棒球聚会在特朗普司法部对古巴领导人采取行动后再度引发众怒
费德尔·卡斯特罗与弟弟劳尔·卡斯特罗1996年12月2日出席古巴哈瓦那的一场游行。（斯文·克罗伊茨曼/曼波摄影/盖蒂图片社）
“我们有他承认行凶的录音，”希门尼斯在古巴独立日当天谈及被起诉的卡斯特罗时说道。
“我们绝不能容忍任何政权在任何地方杀害美国公民。”
当被问及古巴是否会出现类似委内瑞拉的行动——美国军方救出了被起诉的独裁者，希门尼斯表示，尽管各方在意识形态和犯罪行为上相似，但每个情况都有所不同。
“我认为总统会让这件事酝酿一段时间，同时继续对该政权施加我们一直以来的压力，”他说道，他同意同为迈阿密人的国务卿马可·卢比奥的观点，即卡斯特罗/迪亚斯-卡内尔政权正因其自身的失败而走向崩溃。
他表示，在美国国内逮捕政权盟友以及周三对卡斯特罗提出指控的背景下，这种不安情绪正实实在在地击垮着古巴政府。
“古巴全国会出现数小时的停电，所以我认为唐纳德·特朗普总统会让这件事再酝酿一阵。我确信他正在为各种突发情况制定计划。他现在已经有合法权力出手逮捕卡斯特罗，但我认为他不会立刻这么做。”
与委内瑞拉或伊朗不同，美国在古巴拥有军事基地——关塔那摩湾。
但希门尼斯表示，尽管关塔那摩湾能发挥作用，但并非万全之策。希门尼斯最近时隔60多年首次重返故土，当时他6岁就逃离了古巴，随后参观了关塔那摩湾基地。
“以防万一，”他说道。“如果发生什么事，古巴人民起义——这样劳尔·卡斯特罗就会彻夜难眠；他永远不知道我们的直升机会不会来抓他。”
他表示，目前最好的办法是为该政权营造持续的心理压力环境，让他们“时刻警惕，而非只顾内部维稳——想着山姆大叔就在外面，乘着大型航母漂浮在海面上”。
希门尼斯称，美国政府这次“似乎是动真格的了——这是首次有美国政府对卡斯特罗家族成员采取此类行动”。
在之前的发言中，希门尼斯提到了谋杀事件发生后不久，国务卿马德琳·奥尔布赖特在橘子碗体育场参加的一场活动，当时克林顿政府承诺会采取应对措施。
因此，希门尼斯表示，冒着生命危险走上街头抗议的古巴民众或许会感受到真正的变革正在到来，而且与往届政府不同，联邦政府这次会“支持他们”。
卢比奥：古巴需要“换一批掌权者”，停电与动荡笼罩全岛
古巴前副总统何塞·马查多与独裁者劳尔·卡斯特罗在古巴露面。（亚米尔·拉赫/盖蒂图片社）
“（该政权）不像伊朗那样大规模屠杀数千人，但他们确实将数千人投入监狱；对他们施以酷刑……我们看看古巴国内民众会作何反应。”
本届政府还有一位立场强硬的古巴问题鹰派人物卢比奥，他是古巴移民的后代。
采访结束后不久，迈阿密的联邦官员拘留了GAESA的负责人，希门尼斯称该实体是哈瓦那真正的权力支柱。国土安全部随后撤销了阿迪斯拉斯特雷斯-莫雷拉的绿卡。
希门尼斯表示，迪亚斯-卡内尔不过是个傀儡，他指出卡斯特罗掌控着GAESA，因此才是真正的掌权者。
希门尼斯打趣道，他的迈阿密同僚马里奥·迪亚斯-巴拉特众议员曾指出，古巴的“总统”基本都毫无意义——当时他问另一名采访者是否听说过除卡斯特罗之外的古巴前总统。
迪亚斯-巴拉特还提到，他的兄弟、前佛罗里达州共和党众议员林肯·迪亚斯-巴拉特曾在1996年致信克林顿政府，要求采取行动，但最终不了了之。
马杜罗下台后，墨西哥因古巴新石油生命线面临更多压力
巴拉克·奥巴马总统与古巴领导人劳尔·卡斯特罗在奥巴马访问古巴期间并肩站立。（盖蒂图片社）
“就GAESA而言，它由卡斯特罗家族控制下的军官管理，控制着古巴70%的经济……这表明古巴国内存在一个国中之国，”希门尼斯说道。
他认为，GAESA坐拥约160亿美元资产，这让该政权自我暴富，而普通古巴人却面临经济崩溃，私营企业也纷纷倒闭。
卢比奥在一份西班牙语声明中指出，古巴之所以被本国政府“洗劫一空”，根源在于GAESA，而非所谓的美国石油封锁。
就在希门尼斯和卢比奥发表上述言论之际，国会对起诉行动的支持已经升温。
佛罗里达州共和党参议员里克·斯科特告诉福克斯新闻，对哈瓦那的军事干预永远不应被排除在选项之外。
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“劳尔·卡斯特罗——他杀害了美国人，我很高兴他被起诉了，”斯科特说道，他补充道，最近一名16岁少年因抱怨家中断电而被监禁——他认同起义或许即将到来。
代表卡莱奥乔美国古巴侨民群体的佛罗里达州共和党众议员玛丽亚·萨拉萨尔表示，她的社区等待了65年、历经10位美国总统，终于向卡斯特罗家族传递了这条“讯息”。
“是时候让他们滚蛋了。”
如今，随着卡斯特罗遭到起诉，再加上希门尼斯、迪亚斯-巴拉特等人的预测，下一个古巴独立日到来时，这个日子或许将拥有全新的意义。
查尔斯·克赖茨是福克斯新闻数字频道记者。
他于2013年加入福克斯新闻，担任撰稿人和制作助理。
查尔斯负责报道福克斯新闻数字频道的媒体、政治和文化领域。
查尔斯是宾夕法尼亚州本地人，毕业于天普大学，获广播新闻学学士学位。新闻线索可发送至charles.creitz@fox.com。
Havana regime in suspense after Castro indictment with Trump pressure on, says Cuban-born GOP Rep.
May 23, 2026 6:00am EDT / Fox News
Feds also detained the head of GAESA, Cuba’s military-led entity that controls 70% of the island’s economy
By Charles Creitz, Fox News
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Rep. Carlos Gimenez, R-Fla., talked to Fox News Digital about the Justice Department’s indictment of Cuban despot Raul Castro in connection with the downing of a humanitarian plane in the Strait of Florida in the 1990s.
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Cuban despot Raul Castro’s federal indictment is likely sparking paranoia inside the regime as officials look at what has happened to other despots this year, the one member of Congress who personally experienced the dictatorship’s terror told Fox News Digital.
Though no longer Cuba’s formal leader since Miguel Diaz-Canel took over in 2021, Raul Castro still holds a tighter grip on the levers of power in Havana than the island’s established government, House Homeland Security Committee member Carlos Gimenez, R-Fla., said.
Gimenez said the indictment, while long overdue, could bring some measure of justice to the families of Americans killed in the 1996 downing of two humanitarian aircraft in the Strait of Florida.
Gimenez said Castro intentionally targeted a group that searched the sea almost daily for Cuban refugees attempting the 90-mile trip to the congressional district he now represents, spanning South Dade to the Keys.
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Fidel Castro and his brother Raul Castro attend a parade in Havana, Cuba, on Dec. 2, 1996.(Sven Creutzmann/Mambo Photography/Getty Images)
“We have him on tape saying [he did it],” Gimenez said of Castro — indicted on Cuban Independence Day.
“We cannot tolerate any regime murdering American citizens wherever they may be.”
Asked whether Cuba may see a mission similar to the one in Venezuela, where U.S. forces extracted an indicted dictator, Gimenez said every situation is different even if the actors are ideologically and criminally similar.
“I think that the president’s going to let this kind of percolate for a while and also continue the pressure on the regime that we’ve been exerting,” he said, agreeing with fellow Miamian Secretary of State Marco Rubio that the Castro/Diaz-Canel regime is collapsing under its own failure.
The suspense — coming amid additional arrests of regime allies stateside and Castro’s charges Wednesday — is proverbially killing the Cuban government, he said.
“The island goes dark for hours and so I think President Donald Trump’s going to let it percolate for a while. I’m sure that he is drawing up plans for every contingency. He now has the legal authority to come in and try to arrest him, but I don’t think he is going to do that right away.”
Unlike Venezuela or Iran, America has a home base in Cuba — Guantanamo Bay.
But Gimenez — who recently visited the compound, and therefore his homeland, for the first time in more than 60 years since fleeing at age 6 — said the geopolitics are such that Gitmo is helpful but not the end-all.
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Guantanamo lies on the opposite side of Cuba from Havana, so U.S. assets would need to be positioned closer in the event of any incursion.
“Just in case,” he said. “If something were to happen and the people rise up – so that Raul Castro doesn’t sleep very well at night; not knowing if our helicopters are coming for him.”
He said the best idea at present is creating an environment of constant psychological pressure for the regime — so that they are “looking out and [not] inward as much – thinking that somehow, Uncle Sam is just outside there, floating in the water with a big aircraft carrier.”
Gimenez said the U.S. government appears “actually serious this time – the first time any administration is taking the kind of action against one of the Castros.”
In prior comments, Gimenez referenced an Orange Bowl event attended by Secretary of State Madeleine Albright shortly after the murders, where the Clinton administration promised a response.
Therefore, protesters risking their lives in the streets may feel real change is afoot, Gimenez said, and that unlike in past administrations, the feds will “have their back.”
RUBIO SAYS CUBA NEEDS ‘NEW PEOPLE IN CHARGE’ AS BLACKOUTS, UNREST GRIP ISLAND
Former Cuban Vice President Jose Machado and dictator Raul Castro are seen in Cuba.(Yamil Lage/Getty Images)
“[The regime doesn’t] wholesale kill thousands of people [like Iran] but they do put thousands of people in prison; torture them … Let’s see what’s going to happen inside the island with the Cuban people themselves.”
The administration also has a vocal Havana hawk in Rubio, the son of Cuban emigres.
Shortly after the interview, the feds in Miami detained the head of GAESA, Cuba’s public-private military-led entity that Gimenez said is the true lever of power in Havana. DHS then revoked Adys Lastres-Morera’s green card.
Diaz-Canel is a figurehead, Gimenez said, noting Castro leads GAESA and therefore is the end-all.
Gimenez quipped that his Miami colleague Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart made the point that “presidents” of Cuba essentially mean nothing – when he asked another interviewer if they had heard of a past president not named Castro.
Diaz-Balart also noted that his brother, former Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart, R-Fla., wrote to the Clinton administration in 1996 demanding action, but none came.
POST-MADURO, PRESSURE BUILDS ON MEXICO OVER CUBA’S NEW OIL LIFELINE
President Barack Obama and Cuban leader Raul Castro stand together during Obama’s visit to Cuba.(Getty)
“So, in the case of GAESA, it is run by military officers under the control of the Castros [and] controls 70% of Cuba’s economy… It shows you that there is a government inside a government,” Gimenez said.
He argued the estimated $16 billion held by GAESA self-enriches the regime while ordinary Cubans face economic collapse and private industry fails.
In a Spanish-language statement, Rubio noted GAESA is the reason the island has been “plundered” by its government – not from any alleged U.S. oil blockade.
As Gimenez and Rubio spoke, congressional support for the indictment was already building.
Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., told Fox News military intervention in Havana should never be off the table.
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“Raul Castro – he’s killed Americans, and I’m so glad he’s indicted,” Scott said, adding that a 16-year-old was recently imprisoned for complaining his family lost electricity — agreeing an uprising may be in the offing.
Rep. Maria Salazar, R-Fla., who represents the U.S.-Cuban diaspora in Calle Ocho, said her community waited 65 years and 10 U.S. presidents to express this “message to the Castros.”
“It’s time for you guys to go.”
Now, with Castro’s indictment and the predictions of Gimenez, Diaz-Balart and others, Cuban Independence Day may have new meaning by the next time it passes on the calendar.
Charles Creitz is a reporter for Fox News Digital.
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2026年5月23日 / 美国东部时间早上6:15 / 美联社 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻
中国官方媒体周六报道称，中国北部山西省一煤矿发生瓦斯爆炸，造成至少90人死亡，这是该国近年来伤亡最惨重的煤矿事故。
官方通讯社新华社报道称，事故发生于周五晚间，位于长治市潞州区（译者注：原文Liushenyu为六余神？不对，标准译法是柳林神峪？不，长治的六神峪煤矿，标准译法为长治市六神峪煤矿），当时约有247名工人在岗。
新华社称，截至周六下午，仍有9名矿工下落不明，另有120多人住院治疗。
新华社报道称，爆炸原因正在调查中，救援工作正在紧张进行，数百名救援人员和医护人员已赶赴现场。据中国官方媒体中央电视台报道，伤者中有多人因有毒气体受伤。
新华社报道称，中国国家主席习近平已下令全力搜救失踪人员。
新华社称，习近平还要求“妥善处理事故善后工作，彻查事故原因，依法依规追究责任”。
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新华社随后援引当地应急管理部门消息报道称，“该煤矿事故涉事公司负责人已被控制”。
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这座由山西同州煤焦集团运营的煤矿年产能为120万吨，2024年因“瓦斯含量高”被中国国家矿山安全监察局列入全国煤矿灾害重点监管名单。
山西省是中国主要的煤炭开采大省。该省面积大于希腊，人口约3400万，去年数十万矿工开采了13亿吨煤炭，几乎占中国煤炭总产量的三分之一。
2023年2月，中国北部内蒙古自治区一露天煤矿发生坍塌，造成53人死亡。据官方媒体报道，2009年11月，中国东北部黑龙江省一煤矿发生爆炸，造成108人死亡。
Coal mine explosion in China kills 90 people, state media say
May 23, 2026 / 6:15 AM EDT / AP / CBS News
A gas explosion at a coal mine in China’s northern Shanxi province killed at least 90 people, state media said on Saturday, in the country’s deadliest mining accident in recent years.
Official news agency Xinhua said the accident at Changzhi city’s Liushenyu coal mine happened on Friday evening. Around 247 workers were on duty at the time.
Nine miners were still unaccounted for as of Saturday afternoon, Xinhua said, and more than 120 people were hospitalized.
The cause of the explosion was under investigation, Xinhua reported, and rescue work is pressing on with hundreds of rescuers and medical personnel sent to the site. Among the injured, many were hurt by toxic gas, according to state media CCTV.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for an all-out effort to rescue the missing, reported Xinhua.
Xi also called for the “proper handling of the aftermath of the accident and urged a thorough investigation into its cause, with accountability pursued in accordance with the law,” the news agency said.
Rescue workers at Changzhi city’s Liushenyu coal mine in Shanxi Province, China on May 23, 2026. Cao Yang/Xinhua via AP
Xinhua later reported that the “persons responsible for the company involved in the mine accident have been placed under control,” citing the local emergency management bureau.
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The coal mine, operated by the Shanxi Tongzhou Coal & Coke Group with an annual production capacity of 1.2 million tons, was placed on a national list of disaster-prone coal mines by China’s National Mine Safety Administration in 2024 for having “high gas content.”
Shanxi province is known as China’s main coal mining province. With a size larger than Greece and a population of around 34 million, the province’s hundreds of thousands of miners dug 1.3 billion tons of coal last year, or almost a third of China’s total.
In February 2023, 53 people were killed after a collapse at an open-pit mine in northern China’s Inner Mongolia region. In November 2009, an explosion at a mine in northeastern China’s Heilongjiang province killed 108, according to state media.
2026年5月23日 17:29 / 联合早报
美国夏威夷发生6.0级地震
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美国夏威夷霍瑙瑙-纳波奥波奥以南12公里处发生6.0级地震，震源深度22.4公里。目前暂无人员伤亡报告。
新华社引述美国地质调查局（USGS）地震信息网消息报道，地震发生于星期五（5月22日）晚上9时46分（新加坡时间星期六下午3时46分）。
美国国家海啸预警中心说，此次地震不会引发海啸。目前尚无人员伤亡或财产损失的报告。
尽管地处巨大板块的中心，夏威夷仍然是地球上地震活动频繁的地区之一。
夏威夷有六座活火山，其中包括基拉韦厄火山。基拉韦厄火山吸引游客乘坐直升机观赏其炽热喷发的壮观景象。
夏威夷也是世界最大火山——莫纳罗亚火山的所在地。
美国夏威夷发生6.0级地震
2026年5月23日 17:29 / 联合早报
美国夏威夷发生6.0级地震
（取自USGS网站）
美国夏威夷霍瑙瑙-纳波奥波奥（Honaunau-Napoopoo）以南12公里处发生6.0级地震，震源深度22.4公里。目前暂无人员伤亡报告。
新华社引述美国地质调查局（USGS）地震信息网消息报道，地震发生于星期五（5月22日）晚上9时46分（新加坡时间星期六下午3时46分）。
美国国家海啸预警中心说，此次地震不会引发海啸。目前尚无人员伤亡或财产损失的报告。
尽管地处巨大板块的中心，夏威夷仍然是地球上地震活动频繁的地区之一。
夏威夷有六座活火山，其中包括基拉韦厄火山（Kilauea）。基拉韦厄火山吸引游客乘坐直升机观赏其炽热喷发的壮观景象。
夏威夷也是世界最大火山——莫纳罗亚火山（Mauna Loa）的所在地。
2026年5月23日 17:29 / 联合早报
（取自USGS网站）
美国夏威夷霍瑙瑙-纳波奥波奥以南12公里处发生6.0级地震，震源深度22.4公里。目前暂无人员伤亡报告。
新华社引述美国地质调查局（USGS）地震信息网消息报道，地震发生于星期五（5月22日）晚上9时46分（新加坡时间星期六下午3时46分）。
美国国家海啸预警中心说，此次地震不会引发海啸。目前尚无人员伤亡或财产损失的报告。
尽管地处巨大板块的中心，夏威夷仍然是地球上地震活动频繁的地区之一。
夏威夷有六座活火山，其中包括基拉韦厄火山。基拉韦厄火山吸引游客乘坐直升机观赏其炽热喷发的壮观景象。
夏威夷也是世界最大火山——莫纳罗亚火山的所在地。
美国夏威夷发生6.0级地震
2026年5月23日 17:29 / 联合早报
（取自USGS网站）
美国夏威夷霍瑙瑙-纳波奥波奥（Honaunau-Napoopoo）以南12公里处发生6.0级地震，震源深度22.4公里。目前暂无人员伤亡报告。
新华社引述美国地质调查局（USGS）地震信息网消息报道，地震发生于星期五（5月22日）晚上9时46分（新加坡时间星期六下午3时46分）。
美国国家海啸预警中心说，此次地震不会引发海啸。目前尚无人员伤亡或财产损失的报告。
尽管地处巨大板块的中心，夏威夷仍然是地球上地震活动频繁的地区之一。
夏威夷有六座活火山，其中包括基拉韦厄火山（Kilauea）。基拉韦厄火山吸引游客乘坐直升机观赏其炽热喷发的壮观景象。
夏威夷也是世界最大火山——莫纳罗亚火山（Mauna Loa）的所在地。
2026年5月23日 / 美国东部时间上午6:41 / 哥伦比亚广播公司/美联社
马尔代夫政府发言人表示，本月早些时候在马尔代夫一处水下洞穴深处遇难的四名意大利潜水员的遗骸已于周六早些时候被遣返回国。
5月14日，五名意大利潜水员在瓦武环礁一处约160英尺深的水下洞穴中探索时失踪。当时，他们的意大利潜水教练的遗体已在洞穴外被找到并送回国内。
此次遗体打捞行动风险极高，期间遭遇多重阻碍。参与打捞任务的军方潜水员、马尔代夫人穆罕默德·马胡迪在行动中遇难后，打捞工作一度暂停。随后三名芬兰资深深海及洞穴潜水员加入任务，并于上周在该洞穴最深处的密室中找到了四名遇难者的遗体，该处水深约200英尺，即60米。马尔代夫的休闲潜水限制深度约为98英尺，即30米。
马尔代夫总统发言人穆罕默德·侯赛因·谢里夫周六表示，当局已启动两项调查：一项针对五名潜水员的死亡事件，另一项调查马胡迪在执行任务期间的死因。谢里夫还表示，意大利方面同意若对遣返遗体进行尸检，将共享所有调查结果。
2026年5月19日，在马累，红新月会应急救援人员和警方人员将意大利游客的遗体从警用快艇转运至救护车。穆罕默德·阿夫拉 / 法新社 via 盖蒂图片社
遇难者身份已确认：热那亚大学生态学副教授莫妮卡·蒙特法尔科内；其女儿乔治亚·索马卡尔；海洋生物学家费德里科·瓜尔蒂耶里；研究员穆里尔·奥登迪诺；以及潜水教练吉安卢卡·贝内德蒂。
政府发言人艾哈迈德·沙姆此前表示，四具遗体被发现时“几乎聚集在一起”。意大利《共和国报》报道称，该团队被困在了一处死胡同密室中。
最终完成遗体打捞任务的芬兰团队“丹麦欧洲公司”的首席执行官告诉法新社，该团队可能在洞穴内迷路了。
“考虑到他们的氧气供应极为有限，在水下停留时间极短，他们可能甚至都没有时间多次尝试寻找正确的出口，”马罗尼说道。
Bodies of divers who died in Maldives scuba accident returned to Italy
May 23, 2026 / 6:41 AM EDT / CBS/AP
The remains of four Italian divers who died deep inside an underwater cave earlier this month while diving in the Maldives were repatriated early Saturday, a Maldivian government spokesperson said.
Five Italian divers went missing on May 14 while exploring the cave about 160 feet underwater in Vaavu Atoll. The body of their Italian diving instructor was recovered outside the cave at the time and returned home.
A high-risk operation to recover the bodies faced hurdles and was initially suspended after Mohamed Mahudhee, Madlivian, a military diver who was part of the recovery team, was killed. Three Finnish expert deep and cave divers joined the mission and located the four bodies last week in the innermost chamber of the cave at a depth of around 200 feet, or 60 meters. The recreational diving limit in the Maldives is about 98 feet, or 30 meters.
Maldives President’s Spokesman Mohamed Hussain Shareef said Saturday two investigations were initiated; one into the death of the five divers and the other probing how Mahudheea died while on duty. Shareef also said Italy agreed to share any findings if autopsies were performed on the repatriated bodies.
Red Crescent emergency responders and police personnel transfer the bodies of Italian tourists from a police speed boat to an ambulance in Male on May 19, 2026. Mohamed Afrah /AFP via Getty Images
The victims have been identified as Monica Montefalcone, an associate professor of ecology at the University of Genoa; her daughter, Giorgia Sommacal; marine biologist Federico Gualtieri; researcher Muriel Oddenino; and diving instructor Gianluca Benedetti.
Government spokesperson Ahmed Shaam said earlier the four bodies were found “pretty much together.” Italy’s La Repubblica daily paper reported that the group was found inside a dead-end chamber.
The CEO of Dan Europe, the Finnish group that eventually recovered the remains, told AFP that the group “may have got lost” while inside the structure.
“Considering that they had a very limited air supply and therefore only a few minutes at the bottom, there probably wasn’t even time for them to make numerous attempts to find the correct exit,” Marroni said.
2026-05-23T11:00:08.336Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/05/23/politics/tulsi-gabbard-sidelined-deep-state-trump-grievances
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唐纳德·特朗普总统任命图尔西·加巴德为其最高情报官员，原因是她的不干涉主义和“美国优先”理念，这一理念曾促使她脱离民主党，加入“让美国再次伟大”阵营。
但作为特朗普的国家情报总监，加巴德的孤立主义倾向很快让她与特朗普在伊朗和委内瑞拉的军事行动产生分歧。在周五宣布辞职的数月前，加巴德以丈夫被诊断出患有罕见骨癌为由辞职，而在此期间，她经常被排除在特朗普第二任期内政府的一些重大外交政策决策之外。
当特朗普的国家安全团队在新年当天在海湖庄园聚集，观看美国在委内瑞拉的行动时，加巴德却在数千英里外的家乡夏威夷的海滩上，在社交媒体上发布照片。
在特朗普去年夏天决定打击伊朗核设施之前，加巴德发布了一段视频，警告世界“比以往任何时候都更接近核毁灭的边缘”，这激怒了特朗普和白宫，也让她被边缘化。
今年2月，特朗普与以色列联合对伊朗发动打击时，加巴德正在华盛顿与副总统JD·万斯及其他内阁成员在一起。而特朗普则在海湖庄园与包括中央情报局局长约翰·拉特克利夫、国防部长皮特·赫格斯瑟和参谋长联席会议主席丹·凯恩在内的顶级国家安全官员在一起。
据一位知情人士告诉CNN，在打击行动前，特朗普与加巴德就其可能在伊朗采取的军事行动进行了交谈，并询问有关她因此辞职的传闻是否属实——如果他决定采取行动，她是否会离职。该知情人士称，加巴德表示传闻不实，即使他采取军事行动，她也不会辞职。
尽管加巴德在国际审议中被边缘化，但她与特朗普一样对所谓的“深层政府”抱有怀疑。铲除情报界中被认为反对特朗普利益的人，成为她担任国家情报总监期间的主要工作重点。
“任何他们认为越过特朗普的人，都会遭到毁灭性打击，”一位知情人士告诉CNN。
该知情人士称，加巴德很快就连在自己的办公室内部都变得孤立，她只和一小圈顾问待在一起，并且——在许多人看来这是偏执的表现——反对让中央情报局官员担任她的安保人员，因为她不信任该机构。
另一位消息人士反驳了这一说法，称加巴德仅因能力不足和缺乏专业素养，解除了一名安保人员的职务。
“她非常感谢自己的安保团队，并将生命托付给他们，”国家情报总监办公室的一位发言人告诉CNN。
据多位消息人士透露，加巴德与中央情报局局长拉特克利夫的关系一直紧张。加巴德认为，拉特克利夫有时会绕过她直接向总统汇报，尽管传统上各情报机构应密切合作。这促使加巴德开始直接就各种问题与总统沟通，一位消息人士推测，这可能保住了她的职位。
周五，加巴德在椭圆形办公室会见特朗普，递交了辞职信。周五，一位与加巴德关系密切的消息人士告诉CNN，尽管她在国家情报总监任上经历了动荡，但她能在这个职位上待这么久的一个关键原因，仅仅是总统仍然个人喜欢她。
另一位与加巴德关系密切的消息人士称，自大约三周前丈夫被诊断出癌症以来，她就一直在纠结辞职的决定。
加巴德宣布离职后，特朗普周五在社交媒体上称赞了她，称她做得“非常出色”——这条推文并未提及他此前与这位情报负责人在伊朗和委内瑞拉问题上的冲突。
但尽管加巴德与特朗普找到了一些共同点，在她的任期内，她似乎基本上一直是局外人。
“她根本就与本届政府不合拍，”前国家情报副局长贝丝·桑纳周五在CNN的《头条新闻》节目中表示。
“这就是为什么她的缩写DNI变成了‘请勿邀请’，”桑纳补充道。“在本届政府中，图尔西所处的位置让我认为，她完全不适合这个职位，最终变得毫无作为。然后她就转向了其他工作。”
加巴德在这个职位上的18个月任期将于下月结束，这一任期既体现在她对特朗普军事行动的参与度极低，也体现在她愿意追随特朗普的一些重大不满情绪。
她解密了情报界关于2016年俄罗斯干预选举的评估文件，以声称巴拉克·奥巴马总统是针对特朗普“叛国阴谋”的幕后黑手。她带走了波多黎各的投票机，试图证明毫无根据的选举舞弊指控。今年1月，加巴德出现在佐治亚州富尔顿县的现场，当时联邦调查局特工扣押了2020年选举的选票，这引发了严重疑问：特朗普为何要让其最高间谍负责人在场——毕竟国家情报总监被禁止参与国内执法行动。
一些特朗普官员将加巴德决定在选举相关调查中扮演突出角色，描述为她在伊朗和委内瑞拉等更紧迫问题上被边缘化的表现。
一位知情人士表示，这两者并无关联——他指出，特朗普直接致电加巴德，要求她监督与选举相关的调查，因为他知道她已经在代表他调查2020年大选的情况。
加巴德担任国家情报总监一直是一个非常规的选择。该职位是在9/11事件后设立的，旨在促进构成美国情报界的18个机构之间的信息共享和协调。作为夏威夷州的国会议员，加巴德曾以民主党人身份参加2020年总统竞选，此前她曾对泄露机密信息的举报人表示同情，并批评特朗普在第一任期内针对伊朗的军事行动。
但在拜登政府期间与民主党人决裂后——包括加巴德反对美国向乌克兰对抗俄罗斯提供援助——加巴德成为共和党人，并在2024年支持特朗普。
然而，加巴德的反战观点很快就与特朗普产生冲突。2025年3月，她在国会作证称，伊朗并未积极研发核武器——这与美国和以色列官员称伊朗正在迅速努力获取核弹的说法直接矛盾。
“她错了，”2025年6月，特朗普在谈到加巴德时说道，几天后他就对伊朗的核设施发动了导弹打击。
CNN当时报道称，特朗普认为加巴德“偏离了路线”，这源于她发布的视频警告核扩散的危险，并指责“政治精英和战争贩子”煽动“核大国之间的恐惧和紧张关系”。
今年2月美伊联合打击伊朗后，加巴德再次陷入尴尬境地，在国会作证时被问及此次打击的依据。
“情报界的职责不是确定什么是迫在眉睫的威胁，什么不是，”加巴德在3月参众两院情报委员会的作证中说道。
如果说加巴德在军事干预问题上与特朗普意见不合，那么去年她很快就转向了特朗普完全支持的议题。
去年7月，加巴德解密并发布了一系列文件，她声称这些文件证明奥巴马政府在2017年的情报评估中“捏造”了不利于特朗普的证据，该评估称俄罗斯总统弗拉基米尔·普京干预了2016年选举，并试图帮助特朗普。
然而，加巴德关于情报被捏造的许多说法都站不住脚。2020年共和党主导的参议院报告同意情报界关于俄罗斯干预选举以及普京指导相关行动的结论。
去年8月，加巴德撤销了至少37名现任和前任国家安全官员的安全许可，名单中包括参与俄罗斯问题评估的人员以及乔·拜登总统国家安全委员会的成员。
今年1月，加巴德采取了非同寻常的举措，在联邦调查局特工对亚特兰大附近的富尔顿县选举办公室执行搜查令后，亲自前往现场。
考虑到加巴德的职权范围通常涉及协调美国情报机构及其海外行动，而非国内事务或执法工作，她的出现引发了关注。
CNN当时报道称，在现场期间，加巴德让特朗普与参与搜查选举办公室的一些联邦调查局特工通了电话。
她在写给参众两院情报委员会高级民主党议员的一封信中表示，她在搜查期间在场“是应总统的要求”。
几位前高级情报官员和选举法专家告诉CNN，加巴德对联邦调查局的搜查没有法律管辖权，她出现在富尔顿县，有可能破坏水门事件后确立的外国和国内情报活动之间的关键界限。
在特朗普政府对加巴德在场的原因给出相互矛盾的解释后，白宫新闻秘书卡罗琳·利夫特表示，特朗普“指派”加巴德“监督美国选举的神圣性和安全性”，并且她“正在与联邦调查局局长直接合作”。
Sidelined on Iran and Venezuela, Gabbard instead pursued Trump’s Deep State grievances amid her own suspicions
2026-05-23T11:00:08.336Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/05/23/politics/tulsi-gabbard-sidelined-deep-state-trump-grievances
AI-generated summary was reviewed by a CNN editor.
President Donald Trump selected Tulsi Gabbard as his top intelligence official thanks to her non-interventionist, “America First” ideology that had pushed her away from the Democratic Party and into the MAGA fold.
But as Trump’s director of national intelligence, Gabbard’s isolationist tendencies quickly put her at odds with his military actions in Iran and Venezuela. Months before announcing her resignation Friday, citing her husband’s diagnosis of a rare form of bone cancer, Gabbard was routinely sidelined from some of the administration’s biggest foreign policy decisions of Trump’s second term.
When Trump’s national security team gathered at Mar-a-Lago on New Year’s Day to watch the US operation in Venezuela unfold, Gabbard was thousands of miles away posting pictures on social media from a beach in her home state of Hawaii.
Ahead of Trump’s decision to strike Iran’s nuclear sites last summer, Gabbard posted a video warning that the world is “closer to the brink of nuclear annihilation than ever before,” which angered Trump and the White House and put her on the sidelines.
And in February, when Trump launched joint strikes on Iran with Israel, Gabbard was in Washington with Vice President JD Vance and other cabinet members. Trump was in Mar-a-Lago with top national security officials, including CIA Director John Ratcliffe, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Dan Caine.
Before the strikes, Trump and Gabbard had a conversation about his potential military action in Iran, and he asked if the rumors about her resigning over it were true — whether she would leave if he decided to go forward, a source familiar with the matter told CNN. She said that the rumors were not true and she would not resign if he took military action, the source said.
While Gabbard was sidelined when it came to international deliberations, she shared Trump’s suspicions of the so-called “deep state.” Rooting out those perceived as being against Trump’s interests in the intelligence community became a main focus of her time as DNI.
“It’s scorched earth for anyone who they feel crossed Trump,” a source familiar with the matter told CNN.
Gabbard quickly became isolated inside even her own office, the source said, surrounding herself with a small circle of advisers and — in a move many viewed as a symptom of paranoia — objecting to CIA officers serving as a part of her security detail because she did not trust that agency.
Another source pushed back on this notion and said Gabbard only removed one member of her detail for incompetence and lack of professionalism.
“She is extremely grateful for her protective team and trusts them with her life,” a spokesperson for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence told CNN.
Gabbard and CIA director Ratcliffe have had a fraught relationship, according to multiple sources. Gabbard felt Ratcliffe at times was going around her directly to the president, despite the agencies traditionally working hand in hand. This prompted Gabbard to begin talking to the president directly about various issues, something one source speculated saved her job.
Gabbard met with Trump in the Oval Office on Friday to present him with her resignation letter. A source close to Gabbard told CNN on Friday that despite her turbulent tenure at DNI, a key reason she stayed in the job as long as she did was simply that the president still likes her personally.
Another source close to Gabbard said she had been wrestling with the decision to resign since her husband was diagnosed roughly three weeks ago.
Trump praised Gabbard on social media Friday after she announced her departure, saying she’d done an “incredible job” — a message that did not reference his previous clashes with his intelligence chief on Iran and Venezuela.
But while she found some common ground with Trump, Gabbard seemed to be largely on the outside looking in during her tenure.
“She’s just not in sync with this administration,” Beth Sanner, a former deputy director of national intelligence, said Friday on CNN’s “The Lead.”
“This is why her initials DNI became ‘do not invite,’” Sanner added. “In this administration, Tulsi was put in a position where I think that she just was such a bad fit that it became absolutely nothing. And she then turned to other endeavors.”
Gabbard’s 18-month tenure in the job, which ends next month, is defined as much by her lack of involvement in Trump’s military actions as it is for her willingness to pursue some of Trump’s biggest grievances.
She declassified documents from the intelligence community’s assessment on 2016 Russian election interference in order to claim President Barack Obama was behind a “treasonous conspiracy” against Trump. She took voting machines in Puerto Rico to try to prove baseless claims of election rigging. And in January, pictures of Gabbard on the scene in Fulton County, Georgia, as FBI agents seized ballots from the 2020 election raised serious questions over why Trump would want his top spy chief present — given that the DNI is barred from domestic law enforcement operations.
Gabbard’s decision to take on a prominent role in election-related investigations was described by some Trump officials as a sign of just how much she had been sidelined on the more pressing issues like Iran and Venezuela.
One source familiar with the matter said the two were unrelated — noting that Trump called Gabbard directly and asked her to oversee the election-related investigations because he knew she was already looking into 2020 on his behalf.
Gabbard was always an unconventional choice as director of national intelligence, a role created after 9/11 to facilitate information sharing and coordination across the 18 agencies that make up the US intelligence community. A Hawaii congresswoman who ran for president as a Democrat in 2020, Gabbard had previously expressed sympathy toward whistleblowers who leaked classified information and criticized Trump’s military actions against Iran during his first term.
But after a falling out with Democrats during the Biden administration — including Gabbard’s opposition to US aid to Ukraine to fight Russia — Gabbard became a Republican and endorsed Trump in 2024.
It didn’t take long, however, for Gabbard’s anti-war views to run afoul of Trump. In March 2025, she testified to Congress that Iran was not actively pursuing a nuclear weapon — a direct contradiction of claims from US and Israeli officials that Iran was rapidly working to obtain a bomb.
“She’s wrong,” Trump said of Gabbard in June 2025, days before he launched missile strikes against Iran’s nuclear sites.
CNN reported at the time that Trump considered Gabbard “off message,” driven by her video warning about the dangers of nuclear proliferation and blaming “political elite and warmongers” for stoking “fear and tensions between nuclear powers.”
After the joint US-Israeli strikes on Iran this February, Gabbard was again put in the awkward position of being pressed on the basis behind the strikes during congressional testimony.
“It is not the intelligence community’s responsibility to determine what is and is not an imminent threat,” Gabbard said in her testimony before the House and Senate Intelligence Committees in March.
If Gabbard did not see eye-to-eye with Trump on military intervention, she was able turn the page quickly last year to a topic he was fully behind.
Last July, Gabbard declassified and released a series of documents she claimed were proof of the Obama administration “manufacturing” evidence against Trump in its 2017 intelligence assessment that Russian President Vladimir Putin had interfered in the 2016 election and tried to help Trump.
Many of Gabbard’s claims that the intelligence was manufactured were dubious, however. A Republican-led Senate report in 2020 agreed with the intelligence community’s conclusions on Russia’s election interference and Putin’s role directing the effort.
Last August, Gabbard revoked the security clearances of at least 37 current and former national security officials, a list that included people involved in the Russia assessment and members of President Joe Biden’s National Security Council.
In January, Gabbard took the extraordinary step of going to the scene after FBI agents executed a search warrant for the Fulton County elections office, near Atlanta.
Gabbard’s presence turned heads, given her purview generally involved coordinating US intelligence agencies and their efforts overseas, not domestic matters or law enforcement.
While there, Gabbard put Trump on the phone with some of the FBI agents who searched the elections office, CNN reported at the time.
She told top Democrats on the House and Senate Intelligence committees in a letter that her presence during the search “was requested by the President.”
Several former senior intelligence officials and election law experts told CNN that Gabbard had no legal authority over the FBI search and that her presence in Fulton County risked eroding a crucial line between foreign and domestic intelligence activities instituted after Watergate.
After the Trump administration offered conflicting explanations for Gabbard’s presence, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Trump had “tapped” Gabbard “to oversee the sanctity and the security of our American elections” and that she was “working directly alongside the FBI director.”
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习特会后 吴钊燮：大陆在第一岛链部署逾百艘船舰
2026年5月23日 19:27 / 联合早报
台湾国安会秘书长吴钊燮星期六（5月23日）在社媒发文，指“习特会”后，中国大陆在第一岛链部署了超过100艘船舰。 （互联网）
台湾国安会秘书长吴钊燮在社媒发文，指“习特会”后，中国大陆在第一岛链部署了超过100艘船舰。
吴钊燮星期六（5月23日）在X平台（前称推特）写道，“我们的情监侦情报显示，中国在过去数日已于第一岛链周边部署超过100艘船舰，而且时间点紧接在北京峰会之后。”
他指出，“在世界这个区域，中国是唯一破坏现状、威胁区域和平与稳定的问题根源。”
吴钊燮星期五（22日）也在X平台分享中国大陆科研船“同济号”驶入台湾周边海域的视频片段，指“中国一直在海上胁迫台湾，这是非法且挑衅的行为。台湾海巡署立场坚定，驱逐中国入侵者。”
另据《太报》报道，台湾海巡署5月7日查获中国大陆科研船“同济号”于鹅銮鼻东南方29海里（54公里）进行非法调查作业，被海巡“成功舰”以广播驱离。
台海巡署星期五晚指出，上星期五（15日）傍晚5时15分再发现“同济号“于花莲港东方33海里（限制水域外6.3海里）非法投放科仪器材。
海巡署立即调派“兰屿舰”实施广播驱离作业，但对方透过无线电以“没有中华民国，只有中华人民共和国”回应。“兰屿舰”回应说，“你船位于我方专属经济海域，未经许可不得从事任何科研活动，请你立即离开”，随后实施迫近造浪、照射灯光，以及无人机空拍监控等方式，干扰其作业后，迫使“同济号”收回调查仪器，航离台湾水域。