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Chaotic car chase ends with ICE nabbing alleged foreign terrorist leader accused of holding wife captive

June 15, 2026 1:19pm EDT / Fox News

Felipe Linares de Oliveira Dell Aquilla allegedly held his wife against her will as he prepared to escape

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FIRST ON FOX: Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested a Brazilian illegal immigrant, who authorities say previously served as the commander of two designated Foreign Terrorist Organizations, after allegedly attempting to flee a North Carolina traffic stop while preparing to escape to Mexico.

Felipe Linares de Oliveira Dell Aquilla, known as “Don,” was arrested June 5 in Mooresville, North Carolina, after allegedly leading law enforcement on a vehicle pursuit that ended in a crash before his arrest, according to a Department of Homeland Security press release obtained by Fox News Digital.

Federal authorities say Dell Aquilla was wanted in Brazil on charges of criminal association and extortion and had been preparing to leave the United States for Mexico.

Dell Aquilla previously served as a commander within the Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC) and Comando Vermelho (CV), two Brazil-based criminal organizations that were recently designated Foreign Terrorist Organizations by the Trump administration, according to DHS.

ICE ARRESTS ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT WITH ALLEGED TERROR TIES IN CALIFORNIA, ONE OF THE MOST WANTED MEN IN INDIA

ICE said they arrested Felipe Linares de Oliveira Dell Aquilla, a Brazilian illegal immigrant and former commander of two foreign terrorist organizations, on June 5 in North Carolina.(DHS)

“This arrest demonstrates the unwavering commitment of HSI to protect our communities from dangerous international criminals,” Mark M. Zito, special agent in charge of HSI in North and South Carolina, said in an exclusive statement to Fox News Digital.

“By removing a known leader of violent foreign terrorist organizations — wanted for serious crimes including criminal association and extortion — we have prevented further harm to innocent people here and abroad,” Zito said.

EXCLUSIVE: ICE NABS MULTIPLE CONVICTED KILLERS IN SINGLE DAY AMID NATIONWIDE IMMIGRATION SWEEP

ICE agents and other federal law enforcement officials attend a pre-enforcement meeting in Chicago, Illinois, on Jan. 26, 2025.(Christopher Dilts/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Law enforcement intelligence indicated Dell Aquilla was holding his wife against her will as he plotted his escape to Mexico. Authorities said investigators later interviewed his wife, who confirmed she had been held against her will.

Investigators said Dell Aquilla led authorities on a pursuit after officers initiated a traffic stop. The chase ended when he crashed into stopped traffic and allegedly attempted to flee on foot before being taken into custody.

A search of the vehicle resulted in the seizure of multiple cellphones, laptops, cash and a 9 mm handgun, according to DHS.

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Authorities recovered multiple cell phones, laptops, cash and a 9 mm handgun from Dell Aquilla’s vehicle following his arrest.(DHS)

“Our agents, working alongside dedicated state and local law enforcement partners, acted swiftly and decisively to ensure this individual will no longer threaten the safety of our neighborhoods,” Zito said.

“HSI will continue to pursue those who endanger our communities and bring them to justice.”

Dell Aquilla was transported to a county jail and faces a state felony charge of fleeing to elude arrest. HSI is pursuing additional charges of kidnapping and being an alien in possession of a firearm, according to DHS. ICE has also lodged a detainer on him.

Dell Aquilla illegally entered the United States “at an unknown date and location,” according to federal authorities.

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HSI Greensboro and HSI Charlotte worked alongside HSI New England, the Iredell County Sheriff’s Office and the Mooresville Police Department in the operation.

Kiera McDonald is a Production Assistant for Fox News Digital.

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Florida sues TikTok, claiming it violates state child safety law

2026-06-15 18:54:37 UTC / Reuters

June 15 (Reuters) – Florida’s attorney general sued TikTok ​on Monday over claims it is violating the state’s law barring social media platforms from allowing children under age 14 ‌to create accounts.

In the lawsuit, filed in state court in St. Lucie County, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier, a Republican, accuses TikTok of violating the law by allowing underage users to access the platform and misrepresenting the amount of violent or sexual content young users can be exposed to.

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“TikTok knowingly deceives parents and allows children to ​be exposed to harmful and inappropriate content in direct violation of Florida law,” Uthmeier said in a statement. “We have zero tolerance for ​companies that prioritize profit over children’s safety.”

The lawsuit seeks a court order directing the platform, which is owned ⁠by ByteDance, to make changes to bring it into compliance with the law, as well as financial damages, according to the filing.

A spokesperson for ​TikTok said in a statement that the company has been engaging with the attorney general and has informed users under 14 in Florida that ​their accounts will be suspended. The company is continuing to update its platform in Florida in response to state law, the spokesperson said.

“We are evaluating the state’s complaint and are prepared to defend our strong record on minor safety,” the spokesperson added.

TikTok is facing lawsuits from more than 25 state attorneys general across the country ​over claims it is designed to be addictive to young users, leading to a mental health crisis among children and teens. Most of the ​lawsuits have been brought under state consumer protection laws.

TikTok, Facebook and Instagram parent Meta Platforms (META.O), and other social media companies are facing thousands of lawsuits brought by ‌individuals and ⁠school districts over their impact on young users. The companies have denied the allegations and say they take extensive steps to keep teens and young users safe on their platforms.

In the first trial, in a case brought by a young woman who said she suffered from depression and anxiety after becoming addicted to the platforms at a young age, a jury in Los Angeles found Meta and Alphabet’s GOOGL.O Google negligent.

TikTok, which was also ​a defendant, settled with the woman ​before trial. The company also ⁠settled another case before trial, brought by a Kentucky school district, agreeing to pay $8 million.

The law cited in Florida’s lawsuit, known as H.B. 3, requires social media platforms to bar users under the age of 14 and requires ​users under 16 to get parental consent before opening an account. It took effect in January 2025.

In 2025, Florida ​sued Snap SNAP.N, ⁠the owner of Snapchat, accusing it of illegally employing features that addict children and opening accounts for children aged 13 and younger.

Florida called Snap’s conduct “particularly egregious” because the Santa Monica, California-based company markets Snapchat as safe for 13-year-olds, even though it can be used to view pornography and buy drugs, among ⁠other harmful ​activities.

The case against Snap, which said the law infringes on children’s rights under the ​First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, is ongoing, court records show.

A Florida federal judge later blocked enforcement of the law, saying it was unconstitutional. That ruling has been temporarily halted, ​allowing Florida to enforce it while it fights the judge’s ruling in an appeals court.

Reporting by Diana Novak Jones; Editing by Alexia Garamfalvi and Bill Berkrot

Gavin Newsom claims Trump ordered DOJ probe targeting him and his wife

June 15, 2026 2:45pm EDT / Fox News

Newsom argued the purported DOJ scrutiny is politically motivated and linked to speculation about a future presidential run

By Bonny Chu, Robert Schmad Fox News

Published June 15, 2026 2:45pm EDT

Gavin Newsom says DOJ is investigating him and his wife

California Gov. Gavin Newsom accused President Donald Trump of weaponizing the Justice Department to investigate and intimidate him and his family because he was considering a presidential run. (Video: www.gov.ca.gov)

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday said that the Justice Department is investigating him and his wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, under orders from President Donald Trump.

“After calling for my arrest last year, Donald Trump directed his Department of Justice to investigate me,” he said in a video statement. “And just in the last week, I’ve learned his campaign has reached my own home: to get me, he’s coming after my wife, Jen.”

The governor also claimed the investigation is intended to undermine any potential White House bid he may pursue in the future.

Sources familiar told Fox News that the investigation has been ongoing since 2025 and that the probe is based on whistleblower complaints related to Newsom and his wife’s personal finances. The case is being handled by the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Sacramento.

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom spoke about the bill Saturday, neglecting to mention any safety issues reported by ICE officers and their families.(AP Photo/John Bazemore)

“Donald Trump isn’t just coming after me because of my mean Tweets. He’s coming after me because I am considering running for President,” he said. “Because he hates that I’ve consistently called him out – over and over again – for his lies and deceit. Donald Trump is simply the most corrupt President in American history.”

Newsom’s wife, Jennifer, is a documentary filmmaker who runs The Representation Project, a nonprofit organization that seeks to advance feminism through media production. The charity has attracted “pay-for-play” allegations, with critics claiming that corporations with business interests in California donate to the organization to gain influence over Newsom.

″One by one, anyone who has challenged Donald Trump has ended up on his hit list,” Newsom said in a video statement. “And today, I proudly join that list.”

Since Trump took office, the DOJ has set its sights on a number of Trump’s foes. Among them are former FBI Director James Comey, former National Security Advisor John Bolton, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, Sen. Adam Schiff, and former Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

Trump and Newsom have engaged in a number of high-profile clashes in recent years.

In November 2025, for instance, Trump nationalized the California National Guard to address anti-immigration enforcement protests in Los Angeles, prompting Newsom to sue to regain control of the forces. The two have repeatedly traded blows over issues such as crime, homelessness and environmental issues.

Gov. Gavin Newsom said that President Donald Trump is targeting him and his wife.(AP Photo)

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The California governor’s office referred Fox News Digital to a fact sheet claiming that federal investigators spent months trying to indict Newsom and, upon failing, widened their search for criminal activity. The fact sheet also asserts that federal agents have subpoenaed records and conducted interviews covering years of activity.

The DOJ did not respond to a request for comment when reached by Fox News Digital on Monday.

Fox News’ David Spunt and Jake Gibson contributed to this story.

Bonny Chu is a Breaking and Trending News Writer for Fox News Digital

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Newsom accuses Trump of directing politically motivated investigation

2026-06-15T18:26:34.386Z / Reuters

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LOS ANGELES, June 15 (Reuters) – California Governor Gavin Newsom on Monday accused President Donald ​Trump of directing the Justice Department to undertake a politically motivated investigation of ‌him and his wife.

“Donald Trump isn’t just coming after me because of my mean tweets,” Newsom said in a video statement posted to X. “He’s coming after me because I am considering running for ​President.”

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The Justice Department and the White House did not immediately respond to a request ​for comment.

Newsom said federal agents had in recent days been knocking ⁠on the door of members of his family, friends and former employees demanding records and ​digging through years-old documents.

“Not because they found a crime. Because they are simply trying ​to find one,” he said.

Speaking directly to Trump in the video, Newsom said: “You can subpoena my records. You can investigate me. You can harass me. Put my name on every and any enemy’s ​list you have, but leave my wife and family out of your personal ​vendetta.”

Newsom and Trump have long been critical of each other, clashing on major issues including climate change, ‌pipelines ⁠and the Republican president’s deployment of National Guard troops to the state last summer.

Last year, Trump said he would support Newsom being arrested over his alleged obstruction of immigration enforcement in California.

Since Trump returned to office for a second term, his ​Justice Department has targeted ​several of the ⁠president’s perceived political enemies with criminal prosecution, pursuing criminal charges against former FBI director James Comey, New York state Attorney General Letitia James and former ​National Security Adviser John Bolton.

The department has also opened investigations ​into U.S. ⁠officials who concluded that Russia interfered in the 2016 U.S. presidential election to boost Trump’s first campaign, Democratic lawmakers who urged U.S. military personnel to refuse unlawful orders and liberal ⁠donors ​and fundraising groups.

A tally by Reuters published in November ​2025 revealed at least 470 people, organizations and institutions had been targeted for retribution since the beginning ​of Trump’s second term.

Reporting by Costas Pitas and Ryan Patrick Jones; editing by Michelle Nichols

Iran agreement: Bad, BATNA or both?

2026-06-15T16:10:03.723Z / CNN

• The Iran agreement may reflect concessions on sanctions and waterway management that the Trump administration previously ruled out.
• The concept of BATNA suggests President Donald Trump may have accepted an imperfect deal because the alternatives appeared worse than the available terms.
• Iran’s model in such negotiations depends on controlling leverage over assets and setting a price rather than seeking compromise.

AI-generated summary was reviewed by a CNN editor.

Brett McGurk is a CNN global affairs analyst who served in senior national security positions under Presidents George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

As the debate over a possible Iran agreement shifts from whether there will be a deal to what is in it, commentary is already racing ahead of the facts. We have not yet seen the text. We do not know the precise commitments, timelines or enforcement mechanisms — if any.

But based on what has emerged publicly, the administration appears to have conceded some positions it previously foreclosed — on sanctions and even long-term management of the Strait of Hormuz.

If so, many will conclude that President Donald Trump retreated on unfavorable terms.

Why might he have done so? It is worth considering a basic concept from negotiation theory: BATNA, or the best alternative to a negotiated agreement.

The question is simple: What happens if there is no deal? It’s one that diplomats ask when negotiations reach a decision-point.

Judging the agreement — and the alternatives

Last week, the talks appeared deadlocked. The decision was likely emerging as whether to walk away or to concede on some of Iran’s terms.

BATNA teaches that if walking away leaves you no worse off — or even strengthens your leverage for a future negotiation — then rejecting an unsatisfactory agreement may make sense. But if failure of talks leaves you in a worsening position, then even a flawed agreement becomes attractive.

That appears to be the debate Trump faced.

Those favoring an agreement likely pointed to mounting economic pressure from disruptions in Gulf shipping, rising energy prices, uncertainty in global markets, and the growing risk of military escalation. The alternatives to conceding on key terms were likely military escalation — and risk of Iran attacking Gulf infrastructure, worsening the economic pressure — or simply enduring the stand-off as energy demands began to peak and supplies tightened.

Those arguing against an agreement likely saw a different picture. Oil prices remained at manageable levels. A US-led maritime corridor through the strait was beginning to function. Iran’s economy was under increasing strain from sanctions and disruption to its oil exports. Time, in their view, was working against Tehran rather than Washington.

Trump appears to have accepted the former argument. If current reporting is accurate, he may have concluded that an imperfect deal was preferable to the alternatives before him.

And with Iran, there is another lesson that goes beyond BATNA.

I would take the “N” out entirely. Because there is often only one available deal.

I learned that lesson during negotiations for American hostages held by Tehran. In a hostage negotiation, Iran’s model is rarely based on compromise. It is based on possession. Tehran acquires something valuable, refuses to give it back, and then sets a price.

Meet the price and the hostage goes free. Refuse and the hostage remains captive. Iran knows it well.

The same logic appears to have shaped these negotiations.

Iran effectively gained leverage over one of the world’s most important waterways through threats to commercial shipping and energy flows. The central question was never whether Washington preferred Iran’s terms. The question was whether Washington was willing to pay the price required to reopen the strait.

Absent a viable alternative to a deal, the leverage in such a negotiation favored Iran.

As the details emerge, we’ll learn more about the extent of American concessions and Iranian commitments.

The key questions are straightforward:

• What real commitments — if any — has Iran made on its nuclear program?
• What sanctions relief is being granted?
• Will frozen Iranian money will be released — and when?
• Will the strait return to status quo ante, or is Iran asserting its control with fees?
• What precisely has been promised to Iran on Lebanon?

The answers will determine whether this was a defensible judgment call (the BATNA) or a series of concessions that may set the stage for a future war with a weakened — but emboldened — Islamic Republic.

Trump in G7 summit in France as he touts signing of Iran memorandum

June 15, 2026 / 2:27 PM EDT / CBS News

By President Trump arrived in France for the Group of Seven summit on Monday, as the Trump administration announces the signing of a truce with Iran.

As the president began a bilateral meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron, President Trump announced the memorandum of understanding with Iran is “all signed,” and significant progress will happen soon on opening the Strait of Hormuz.

“The deal’s all signed,” the president said in France alongside Macron. “And the strait is already partially opened.” The president said they’ll be “doing a little hunting” for mines in the strait to make sure it’s safe for ships. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said earlier this month that the U.S. will help with the clearing of the mines, and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Sunday on “Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan” that he believes the process of reopening the Strait of Hormuz can begin “immediately.”

Macron on Monday congratulated the president on the memorandum signing. Ahead of Mr. Trump’s meeting with Macron, a senior administration official said Mr. Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf all signed the deal. But Mr. Trump said Monday that the text of the deal may not be released until “after sometime after Friday,” which is the day the signing ceremony is expected to take place. The president said he may not be there, but Vance will be.

This year’s G7 summit, which is comprised of the world’s seven leading industrialized nations, is in Evian-les-Bains, France, an alpine town on the shores of Lake Geneva.

U.S. President Donald Trump during the official arrivals ceremony for the G7 summit in Evian-les-Bains, France, Monday, June 15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus) Thibault Camus

The Iran memorandum is sure to come up in the leaders’ conversations this week. A senior administration official told reporters in another call over the weekend that once the deal goes forward, there is much the other G7 countries have said they could do.

The official said Britain and France, for instance, may be able to have ships in the Strait of Hormuz to help with its reopening and the removal of mines. Lingering questions remain about exactly how to extract and destroy the enriched uranium still in Iran’s possession, how safe the strait will be, and how inspections in Iran might take place are another example, the official said.

The signing of the memorandum is expected to kick off 60 days of negotiations for a final deal.

Iran won’t be the only topic at this week’s summit. Economic growth, supply chain resilience, addressing illegal immigration, and the adoption of artificial intelligence technology will also be top topics for the president, the senior administration official told reporters. Ukraine will also be a topic of discussion, according to the president’s schedule.

After his meeting with Macron, Mr. Trump joined a working dinner with other G7 leaders. The G7 consists of the U.S., France, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom. The European Union is also a permanent, “non-enumerated” member of the group.

On Tuesday, the president is scheduled to:

• Join a working session with other G7 leaders and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenekyy
• Hold a bilateral meeting with with Qatar’s emir
• Hold a bilateral meeting with the president of the United Arab Emirates
• Join a working lunch with G7 leaders and Middle East leaders
• Attend another working session of G7 leaders and G7 partner countries on international development

On Wednesday, the president is scheduled to:

• Hold a bilateral meeting with Egypt’s president
• Hold a bilateral meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi
• Join a meeting with G7 leaders on tech innovation and AI
• Attend dinner at the Palace of Versailles with Macron

The president is expected to depart France on Wednesday.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom says Justice Department is investigating him and his wife

June 15, 2026 / 2:59 PM EDT / CBS News

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Washington — California Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday that he and his wife are under investigation by the Justice Department.

In a video posted to X, Newsom said federal agents have sought to speak to his family, friends and former employees, demanded records and dug through years of documents. He accused the Justice Department under President Trump of “abusing the grand jury process.”

“Donald Trump isn’t just coming after me because of my mean tweets,” Newsom said. “He’s coming after me because I’m considering running for president, because he hates that I consistently called him out over and over again for his lies and deceit. Donald Trump is simply the most corrupt president in American history.”

Newsom cited other perceived political enemies of Mr. Trump, including New York Attorney General Letitia James, former FBI Director James Comey and former Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, who have been investigated by the Justice Department. The governor said he has joined the president’s “hit list.”

“After calling for my arrest last year, Donald Trump directed his Department of Justice to investigate me, and just in the last week I’ve learned that his campaign has reached my own home. To get me, he’s coming after my wife,” the California governor said.

It’s unclear what Newsom and his wife, Jennifer, are under investigation for, and the governor did not provide details about what information or documents investigators have sought.

“To Donald Trump, who I know is watching, because he watches everything, I have a message for you,” he said. “You can subpoena my records, you can investigate me, you can harass me, put my name on every and any enemies list you have, but leave my wife and family out of your personal vendetta.”

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Newsom is a frequent and vocal critic of Mr. Trump’s, and in his social media video, the governor accused the president of corruption and seeking to profit off the presidency.

Mr. Trump, in turn, often attacks the California governor, calling him “dumb” and referring to him by the derogatory nickname “Newscum.”

An investigation into Newsom would be the latest by the Justice Department targeting public officials who have opposed the president.

The former interim U.S. attorney in eastern Virginia sought and secured indictments against James and Comey last year, but a judge dismissed the charges after finding the prosecutor, Lindsey Halligan, was unlawfully appointed. Comey was indicted a second time in North Carolina over a now-deleted photo he shared to Instagram last year that depicted seashells arranged to say “86 47.” He has denied wrongdoing.

Federal prosecutors also investigated Powell, then the Fed chairman, and renovations of the central bank’s Washington, D.C., headquarters earlier this year. Mr. Trump had often lambasted Powell over interest rate decisions, and suggested that the renovation project could be grounds to fire him. But the probe was dropped in April after a key senator vowed to block the confirmation of Mr. Trump’s pick to succeed Powell as Fed chair as long as the investigation remained active.

President Trump stated four objectives at the beginning of the war in Iran. How many have been accomplished so far?

2026-06-15T17:37:52.449Z / CNN

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By Manu Raju, CNN
Published 1:37 PM EDT, Mon June 15, 2026

President Trump stated four objectives at the beginning of the war in Iran. How many have been accomplished so far?

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CNN global affairs analyst Karim Sadjadpour says Trump had four major goals when he launched the war in Iran: obliterating Iran’s nuclear program; razing its missile program down to the ground; defanging its regional proxies; and potentially unseating the Iranian regime. He says the framework for a deal—that Trump says was signed yesterday—is “a resolution that has not resolved any of the major sources of tension.”

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会见层级受限 郑丽文访美遭逢逆风调整论述

2026年6月15日 23:20 / 联合早报

台湾在野中国国民党主席郑丽文甫结束为期两周的访美行程，郑丽文自评访美行“成功超乎预期”，但此行在华府决策圈的实质收获，引发不同解读。
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台湾在野中国国民党主席郑丽文甫结束为期两周的访美行程，郑丽文自评访美行“成功超乎预期”，但此行在华府决策圈的实质收获，引发不同解读。受访学者分析，郑丽文在凝聚侨界支持与智库交流上有所斩获，然而，她试图说服美方调整第一岛链冷战思维、接受其“和平路线图”的目标，却在美中战略竞争的现实下遭遇明显逆风。

在访美前夕，郑丽文明确表示，深化两岸和平与区域稳定的努力，需要国际社会、特别是美国的支持。为此，她积极与美国主要智库、九位国会议员及行政部门沟通。

亲绿媒体报道称，美国国安会官员取消与郑会晤，行政部门会晤层级连降三级，在美国在台协会（AIT）总部，只见到国务院科室层级官员，显示华府对郑丽文过度“亲中”的政治路线疑虑甚深。

国民党则强调，郑“见到该见的人，说了想说的话”，有效深化与美方多个行政部门的互信。党内更透露，访团曾在AIT总部附近大楼进行长达一小时的“秘密行程”，暗示触及美国总统特朗普身边官员。

基于双方默契，国民党不对外透露会面细节，并批评特定媒体刻意扭曲事实、恶意带风向，暴露了执政的民进党对国民党强化对美交流的焦虑与心虚。

政治大学国际关系研究中心研究员严震生接受《联合早报》访问指出，郑丽文此行在巩固侨界与智库交流上确有成效，但核心的官员会晤层级至今无法确认，此刻论断成果言之过早。

他分析，郑丽文向来直白敢言，若真见到关键人物理应有所表示，但她也深知守密的分寸，这种反差反让外界对会晤层级产生质疑。

他认为，此事恐怕要等美方日后主动释出讯息才会明朗，“但是，美国不一定会释放讯息，因为过去美国跟官员来往会释放，但郑丽文不是官员”。

美国德州山姆休士顿州立大学副教授翁履中则从外交惯例角度解释，郑丽文既非民选首长，也无重要行政经历，若对照曾担任直辖市长、行政院副院长的朱立伦，会晤层级受限并不令人意外。

他强调，美国的外交接触原则就是“什么层级的官员，用什么层级接待”，不必特别解读为被冷落。

严震生也补充，郑丽文能见到前亚太助理国务卿拉塞尔（Daniel Russel）等人，传达管道仍在，“对郑丽文而言，最关键的仍是特朗普个人。若郑的和平讯息与特朗普的意向不谋而合，说不定特朗普就会接受，只是目前无法确认讯息是否真的上达？”

长期观察华府政治的翁履中分析说，郑丽文此行打从一开始就处于“逆风”，因为华府对于美陆台关系有一套既定的思维框架，极度抗拒被“指导”或挑战其根本战略。

翁履中说：“他们（华府）可能不太希望听到有人告诉他们说‘你们的对中政策是错误的’。从华府的角度来说，北京是美国才能玩的牌。”

他认为，当郑丽文提出比较宏大的愿景，强调台湾也可以扮演促成和平对话的角色时，在美国先入为主的印象中，容易显得“不自量力”。特别是郑的“第一岛链可以是和平岛链”的论述，直接触及美国自上世纪50年代冷战以来的核心战略，听在华府耳中十分“刺耳”，形同指责美方长期搞错了方向。

不过，翁履中也点出郑丽文在访美过程中似乎察觉到这股逆风，并在国防论述上做出调整。在美国西岸，演讲可能更侧重宏观和平愿景；但到了东岸华府，关于支持国防、愿意直接与国防产业对谈的论述比重明显增加，才能让美方听得进后续的想法。

民进党政府去年底提出1.25万亿（新台币，下同，约535亿新元）国防特别预算条例，被国民党与另一在野的民众党联手删除商购和委制部分，5月三读通过上限7800亿元，遭华盛顿鹰派强烈批评。

郑丽文6月11日和美国参议员苏利文（Dan Sullivan）等人会谈，苏利文当面质疑“为了向中共低头而缩减台湾的国防支出，无异于在玩火”，郑丽文随后对军购态度放软，称在商购和国防自主的部分，希望未来直接与美方沟通来审议。

两位学者都点出核心问题：华府对国民党的态度，最终取决于其实力与民意基础。

翁履中分析，在美方眼中，国民党目前不是“一家说了算”的政党，内部存在不同路线。从AIT广泛拜会朱立伦、台中市长卢秀燕和立法院长韩国瑜等党内要角就可看出，美方还在观望国民党的未来走向。

翁履中说：“美国会看2026年的地方选举。到底台湾主流民意支不支持郑主席的路线？选举结果将是美方判断的关键。否则，即便提出再宏大的愿景，都可能被认为是过于理想化的‘空谈’。”

总体而言，郑丽文此行带回了华府第一手真实信息与压力，之后也展现了论述上的弹性调整。但想将国民党的和平路线图，转化为美方认可的务实选项，前方仍有漫长且充满挑战的路要走。

美伊达成初步协议 特朗普称商船开始驶出海峡

2026年6月15日 23:15 / 联合早报

美国总统特朗普称，在美国和伊朗宣布达成谅解备忘录后，船只已开始驶出霍尔木兹海峡，图为当天在海峡航行的船只。 （路透社）

（华盛顿/德黑兰综合电）美国和伊朗宣布达成初步和平协议后，美国总统特朗普说，商船已开始驶出霍尔木兹海峡。尽管美国坚称按协议海峡会长期免费开放，但德黑兰仍准备向穿越海峡的船只收取“海上服务费”。以色列强烈反对美伊达成协议，表明不会从黎巴嫩撤军，这可能影响美伊的后续谈判。

为美伊居中斡旋的巴基斯坦总理谢里夫星期一（6月15日）宣布，美国和伊朗已达成协议，同意立即永久停止在所有战线的军事行动，并定本星期五（19日）在瑞士正式签署协议。

特朗普随即在社交媒体发文称：“船只已开始驶出霍尔木兹海峡，其中许多艘满载石油。它们正沿着南部的‘高速公路’航行，这条航线完全安全可靠，且风景优美。”

他说，他已授权霍尔木兹海峡免通行费开放，同时立即解除美国对伊朗港口的海上封锁。

伊朗也宣布，包括黎巴嫩在内的各战线上的军事行动从星期一晚间开始“永久结束”。黎巴嫩真主党对美伊达成协议表示欢迎。黎巴嫩总统奥恩也说，希望这能彻底结束以色列与真主党的冲突。

按计划，美伊星期五签署协议后，将启动为期60天的后续谈判，以达成最终协议。美国副总统万斯说，他将出席签署仪式，特朗普也可能亲自到场；预料伊朗由外长阿拉格齐与议长卡利巴夫代表出席。

美伊达成协议的利好消息马上带动国际油价下跌约5%，至三个月来的低点。纽约商品交易所原油期货价格在星期一盘中一度跌破每桶80美元。

美国和伊朗都把达成协议描绘成自家的胜利。万斯接受美国消费者新闻与商业频道（CNBC）访问时说，目前还有许多细节有待敲定，但美国在后续谈判中掌握所有筹码。

不过，有关霍尔木兹海峡航运的问题，双方似乎还未谈妥。

万斯顺着特朗普的口径说，霍尔木兹海峡应可长期免费开放，相关细节将在60天技术谈判期间磋商。

但伊朗外交部发言人巴加埃同日说，伊朗虽不会在霍尔木兹海峡收取“通行费”，但会收取提供航行服务、环境保护、船舶保险和其他必要服务的费用。

伊朗法尔斯通讯社较早时引述消息报道，伊朗仅同意给予船舶60天的免费通行期，之后将收费提供海上服务，收益将用于发展国家经济。

美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）分析文章指出，美伊达成初步协议后，真正的挑战才开始。双方接下来必须在继续相互猜忌和敌视之下，在60天内处理一系列问题，包括霍尔木兹海峡排雷工作、豁免制裁、伊朗被冻结资产的去向、监督和限制伊朗核计划、限制伊朗铀浓缩活动等。

这些问题非常复杂，须要军事战略、国际法、经济制裁、核技术等方面的专家协助，60天的谈判期限可能必须延长。美伊也可能必须搁置与欧洲国家、中国、俄罗斯等各方的分歧，以借助所需技术能力来解决上述问题。

此外，预料谈判进程将面临来自以色列等美国盟友、伊朗与美国国内反对者的阻力。

事实上，尽管美伊表明协议涵盖所有战线，以色列防长卡茨已马上宣称，以军将无限期留在黎巴嫩、叙利亚和加沙地带的安全区。

以色列各派系的政治人物也不接受这个协议。极右翼的国家安全部长本-格维尔说：“特朗普的协议对我们没有约束力……它无法保障我们的安全。”

也是极右派的财长斯莫特里奇毫不讳言以色列不会停手。“我们将不得不继续这场行动，以创造性的方式推翻伊朗政权，并确保伊朗永远不会拥有核武器。”

以色列左翼政党民主党的党魁戈兰称，这项协议抹杀了以色列的军事成果。