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0:00Hello, welcome to the Global News Podcast from the BBC, I'm Ankur Desai.你好 欢迎来到英国广播公司的全球新闻节目 我是安库尔·德赛
0:03On this episode, I'm joined by our diplomatic correspondent, Paul Adams.在这个剧集中,我加入了我们的外交记者保罗·亚当斯.
0:08Paul, the UK has announced a multi-billion dollar plan that's in order to bring its保罗,英国已经宣布了一项 数十亿美元的计划 为了带来它的
0:13armed forces in line with the future of warfare.与未来战争相一致的武装部队。
0:16So just tell us first up a little bit more about it.所以先说说吧
0:19The way the government frames this is this is in the midst of the largest investment政府对此的定位 是在最大的投资之中
0:24in defence spending for decades.几十年的国防开支。
0:27The problem is that they are working from a low base.问题是,他们的工作基础很低。
0:32The prime minister has said repeatedly that the armed forces have been hollowed out by总理屡次表示,武装部队已被击退。
0:36decades of underinvestment and at a time when everyone from the top of the military几十年的投资不足, 和在这个时候, 每个人从军事顶端
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1Hello, welcome to the Global News Podcast from the BBC, I'm Ankur Desai.你好 欢迎来到英国广播公司的全球新闻节目 我是安库尔·德赛
2On this episode, I'm joined by our diplomatic correspondent, Paul Adams.在这个剧集中,我加入了我们的外交记者保罗·亚当斯.
3Paul, the UK has announced a multi-billion dollar plan that's in order to bring its保罗,英国已经宣布了一项 数十亿美元的计划 为了带来它的
4armed forces in line with the future of warfare.与未来战争相一致的武装部队。
5So just tell us first up a little bit more about it.所以先说说吧
6The way the government frames this is this is in the midst of the largest investment政府对此的定位 是在最大的投资之中
7in defence spending for decades.几十年的国防开支。
8The problem is that they are working from a low base.问题是,他们的工作基础很低。
9The prime minister has said repeatedly that the armed forces have been hollowed out by总理屡次表示,武装部队已被击退。
10decades of underinvestment and at a time when everyone from the top of the military几十年的投资不足, 和在这个时候, 每个人从军事顶端
11leadership on down is warning that this country is facing very real and growing threats国家正面临日益严重的威胁
12that need to be addressed and quickly with this general belief that Europe as a whole需要迅速加以解决,因为人们普遍相信整个欧洲
13should be ready possibly to confront Russian forces within the next five years,应准备好在未来五年内对抗俄罗斯军队,
14which is a fairly terrifying prospect.这是一种相当可怕的前景。
15It's interesting you touched upon Russia there, the Ukraine conflict.有趣的是你碰到了俄罗斯,乌克兰冲突。
16Let's also add in the Iranian conflict as well.我们还要补充一下伊朗的冲突。
17How much of these conflicts been game changers in terms of how they use artificial这些冲突中有多少在如何使用人工游戏方面起了改变作用
18intelligence drones?情报无人机?
19And I guess these plans reflect the lessons that have been learnt through those conflicts我想这些计划反映了从这些冲突中吸取的教训
20and what let's say the West needs to do in order to keep up to speed.西方需要做什么才能跟上速度
21Yeah, they absolutely do.是的,他们绝对这样做。
22And you know, you wouldn't want to be a person drawing up any of these plans because你知道,你不会想成为一个人 制定任何这些计划,因为
23frankly, the moment the ink dries on your proposal, you're finding that some some new老实说,一旦墨水干涸 你的提议,你发现一些新的
24technological development has has if not rendered your plans redundant, then at least, you技术开发已经让你的计划变得多余了 至少你
25know, move things on a bit.你知道,移动一些东西。
26And that has been the absolute lesson learned in Ukraine.这是在乌克兰吸取的绝对教训。
27Drones have absolutely transformed everything from the smallest, cheapest drones to the无人机已经把一切从最小的 最便宜的无人机 转变为
28largest, most sophisticated unmanned platforms, because drones is a is perhaps a slightly因为无人驾驶飞机可能只是一点点
29a subset.a 子集。
30You people talk about uncrewed or unmanned platforms, autonomous platforms, and that你们谈论无人驾驶或无人驾驶的平台, 自主平台,以及
31could be a tiny drone or a hundred foot long ship capable of launching missiles and all可能是一艘小无人机 或一百英尺长的飞船 能发射导弹
32sorts of things.有点事
33So what we're going to see in this new sort of vision of the military, at least what the所以,我们将会看到什么 在这个新的 类型的军事愿景,至少
34theory is, that we will have all of the three armed wings of the armed forces integrating理论是,我们将拥有武装部队的所有三个武装部门
35this new technology along with AI alongside existing kind of traditional platforms.这种新技术与AI 与现有的传统平台。
36So, you know, unmanned vehicles alongside heavy armor, unmanned aircraft flying in conjunction所以,你知道,无人驾驶飞行器与重型装甲,无人驾驶飞行器一起飞行
37with jets in the sky and out at sea, the same thing applying.飞机在天上,在海上, 同样的东西应用。
38Now, there are a lot of people who are a little skeptical because a lot of this sounds pretty现在,有很多人有点怀疑 因为很多这些听起来很漂亮
39futuristic.未来境界.
40We know from Ukraine that some of this is tried and tested and that's a我们从乌克兰知道,其中一些是尝试和测试的,这是
41good place to start.好地方开始。
42But I think there are a lot of people who are nervous that perhaps the government is但我认为有很多人紧张 也许政府是
43jumping into that particular line of thinking and perhaps sacrificing some more traditional跳进这种特殊的想法 并可能牺牲一些更传统的
44concepts in the process.概念。
45I mean, clearly, there's going to have to be some kind of hybrid.我的意思是,很明显, 一定有某种杂交。
46And you hear that word all the time and the details of that, I think, will take quite你总是听到这个词 细节,我想,会相当需要
47a while to emerge.一会儿就出来
48If you look beyond the UK then and NATO as a whole, how prepared is it then for this如果你超越英国和整个北约, 那么它是如何准备的
49new type of warfare?新型战争?
50I've seen some army generals saying that Vladimir Putin has looked at the West and我见过一些陆军将领说 弗拉基米尔·普京看着西方
51thought, actually, there aren't many deterrents there.认为,实际上, 没有太多的威慑。
52So, therefore, he sort of launched this war when he did.因此,他发动了这场战争。
53Well, you know, point number one, that didn't go so very well for him because he took a嗯,你知道,第一点, 这不太适合他 因为他拿了一个
54look at what he thought was a very weak enemy and turned out to be a far more enterprising看着他觉得自己是个很弱的敌人 结果却更有创意
55and resilient than he could possibly have imagined.并且比他想象的更坚韧
56The ripple effects of 2022, the full scale invasion, were felt initially, not surprisingly,2022年的连锁反应, 全面入侵, 最初感觉到, 不足为奇,
57in Eastern Europe, the Baltics, Poland.分布于东欧,波罗的海,波兰.
58These are countries that have hugely increased their defence spending and they're the ones这些国家大大增加了国防开支,它们就是那些
59who have been sounding the alarm bells about Russian intentions most vociferously for some他们一直敲响警钟 关于俄罗斯的意图 对于一些人来说最强烈
60years now.几年过去了。
61I think part of the problem, the further you get from Eastern Europe, is the more remote,我认为问题的一部分,你从东欧得到的越远,就越遥远,
62it seems, to the general public.似乎,对公众来说。
63You know, defence chiefs here in the UK have been talking about these dangers and illustrating在英国的国防长官 一直在谈论这些危险 并展示
64these dangers for some time now, but it still feels, I think, to the general public, a这些危险已经存在一段时间了,但我觉得,公众仍然感到,
65slightly remote threat.有点遥远的威胁。
66You know, the fact that there are Russian vessels out at sea hovering over undersea cables你知道,事实上,俄罗斯的船只 出海徘徊在海底电缆上
67or, you know, sabotage operations being mounted by disaffected teenagers sponsored by Russian或,你知道,破坏行动 由不满的青少年发起 由俄罗斯赞助
68handlers in various parts of Europe, all of these things feel like irritants, but they欧洲各地的操作者, 所有这些东西都觉得 刺激,但他们
69don't feel like a kind of imminent threat.感觉不像是迫在眉睫的威胁
70And I think that is part of the problem that the government has, because the one thing that the我认为这是政府的问题的一部分 因为只有一件事
71general public is concerned about is the cost of living, welfare and all of these sorts of普通大众对生活费用、福利和所有这类费用感到关切。
72things, potholes in the roads.路边的坑洞
73You know, Russian threats seem a bit theoretical by comparison.相比之下,俄罗斯的威胁似乎有点理论化
74And so the government is juggling these priorities and depending on, you know, what side of the因此,政府正在把这些优先事项混为一谈, 取决于,你知道,
75fence you're on, not quite finding the right balance.找到合适的平衡
76But Europe definitely is rising to the challenge.但欧洲无疑正在迎接挑战。
77All the European NATO members are now, in fact, all NATO members have met the 2% of GDP, which事实上,所有欧洲北约成员现在都达到了国内生产总值的2%。
78was an earlier NATO target.是北约较早的目标
79Some of them are well beyond that.其中一些远远超出了这一范围。
80Poland is at 4.3%, Lithuania 4%, the UK currently 2.31%, Germany has just overtaken the UK at波兰为4.3%,立陶宛为4%,联合王国目前为2.31%,德国刚刚超越联合王国。
812.39%, and then you've got countries like Spain and Portugal lagging some way behind.2.39%,然后你得到了像西班牙和葡萄牙这样的国家 在某种程度上落后。
82Of course, Donald Trump wants his...当然,唐纳德·特朗普想要他的...
83Closer to 5%, right?接近5%,对不对?
84Indeed.没错
85And that's a break.且道个歇.
86That's three and a half percent on on core defence spending, plus another one and a half核心国防开支的百分之三点五 加上另外一个半
87percent on sort of resilience, national infrastructure, the kind of wider security picture.在抗御力, 国家基础设施, 那种更广泛的安全图景。
88And the government says that it intends to meet that target and that the latest pledges on政府说,它打算达到这个目标 并且最近的承诺
89spending are nudging us in the direction of that.花销正使我们向着这个方向走。
90I think the government's critics argue we're not really seeing a timetable for meeting any我认为政府的批评者认为 我们真的没有看到一个时间表
91of these ambitious targets.这些雄心勃勃的目标。
92The targets are being discussed, but they're not convinced that the government has really目标正在讨论之中 但他们不相信政府真的
93got a plan to meet those targets.计划要达到目标
94And with Donald Trump insisting on countries to meet that 5% GDP target in terms of spending而唐纳德·特朗普则坚持要求各国实现5%的GDP支出目标.
95on defence, are you seeing countries are pushing quickly towards that target or are你是否看到各国正迅速向这个目标推进?
96NATO countries still feeling as though they will do it at their own pace?北约国家仍然觉得它们会以自己的速度这样做吗?
97They're not going to be put under pressure by the US?他们不会受到美国的压力?
98Yeah, I mean, there are some countries like Spain who are actively resisting American是啊,我的意思是,有一些国家 像西班牙 积极抵制美国人
99pressure in all sorts of ways.各种压力
100I think most people would say Donald Trump has in a way done the Europeans a favour by我认为大多数人会说唐纳德·特朗普 用某种方式帮了欧洲人
101being pretty brutal about this and by basically telling the Europeans, look, you've been你对这件事很残忍 基本上告诉了欧洲人
102freeloading on American goodwill since the end of the Second World War, the time has自第二次世界大战结束以来 美国的善意,时间已经到了
103come for you to look after security in your continent.来照顾你们大陆的安全
104That is now an entirely accepted mantra across Europe.现在,这是整个欧洲完全接受的口号。
105We are hearing European leaders talking about essentially becoming the main drivers of我们正听到欧洲领导人谈论 基本上成为主要驱动者
106NATO, the main funders of NATO, the main organisers of NATO, thinking possibly of a北约,北约的主要资助者, 北约的主要组织者, 可能考虑
107time when maybe the United States decides NATO is not really its business anymore and it's也许美国决定北约 不再是它的事了
108more interested in the Pacific arena.更感兴趣的太平洋舞台。
109So there's a very real sense across Europe that the countries of Europe, the EU and因此,欧洲各国、欧盟各国以及欧洲各国都有一种非常真实的感觉。
110Britain and others need to be taking more responsibility for their own security.英国和其他国家需要对自己的安全承担更多的责任。
111And I mean, that is an important part of Donald Trump's legacy.我的意思是,这是唐纳德·特朗普遗产的重要组成部分。
112Of course, he's not going to be here in a couple of years time and who knows, the war当然,他不会在这里 在几年的时间 谁知道,战争
113in Ukraine may eventually fizzle out and this notion of a kind of rapacious, dangerous在乌克兰 最终可能会崩溃 和这个概念 一种贪婪,危险
114Russia could start to fade.俄罗斯可能开始消亡。
115Right now, we're living through the period where there's sort of maximum perceived danger.现在,我们生活在一个极端危险时期。
116Who knows what the world would look like in five years time?谁知道五年后世界会是什么样子?
117Yeah, as you alluded to that point about that Russian threat in five years time, could是的,正如你提到的那样, 俄罗斯威胁在五年后,
118this also be NATO preparing for a possible war in the future and just having deterrence北约也为将来可能发生的战争做准备 并且有威慑力
119in place?就位了吗?
120We saw recently reports come out of North Korea that they are arming themselves with我们最近看到北韩的消息说 他们正在武装自己
121nuclear technology.核技术。
122People always worry about threats from further afield because there are opportunities because人们总是担心 从更远的地方的威胁 因为有机会,因为
123of the sophisticated nature of technology moving so quickly that there could be threats技术的复杂性质 如此迅速的移动 以至于可能存在威胁
124from so far away to countries on the other side of the world.从遥远到世界另一边的国家。
125So is this a sign of preparation rather than prediction of some sort of a conflict?因此,这是准备的迹象,而不是对某种冲突的预测?
126Yeah, I mean, I think it is definitely it's about deterrence.是啊,我的意思是,我觉得这绝对是 关于威慑。
127Yes, you're right.没错
128I mean, North Korea, I think, has ballistic missiles capable of hitting the American我的意思是,朝鲜,我想,有弹道导弹 可以击中美国
129mainland.大陆网.
130Question marks about its ability to stick nuclear weapons on top of these.问题标志着它有能力在核武器上加固核武器。
131But, you know, we don't talk a great deal about North Korea at the moment, but it's但是,你知道,我们不谈很多 关于朝鲜目前,但这是
132certainly a continuing threat.当然是一种持续的威胁。
133We saw moments during the Iran war where its ability to launch ballistic missiles much在伊朗战争中,我们看到了伊朗发射弹道导弹的能力
134further than people had thought possible.比人们想象的还可能
135So that there was a realisation there that that was a danger.因此,人们意识到这是一个危险。
136But all the focus really is on Russia and on Vladimir Putin and on the kind of the但所有的重点都在于俄罗斯 弗拉基米尔·普京 以及那种
137rhetoric surrounding the war in Ukraine and the sense that if you look around Europe and围绕乌克兰战争的言论,以及如果你环顾欧洲和
138you kind of start to tally up these various hybrid dangers, exploding parcels in a DHL你开始计算这些混合危险, 在DHL爆炸包裹
139warehouse, you know, which could have blown up on on an aircraft, Russian warships仓库,你知道,它可能 炸毁在飞机上,俄罗斯军舰
140hovering over and inspecting vital undersea cables and so forth.盘旋和检查重要的海底电缆等等。
141These are the kind of dangers that people are identifying.这些是人们发现的危险。
142I don't think outside of Poland and the Baltics, you have a lot of governments thinking我想除了波兰和波罗的海之外 你有很多政府都在想
143oh my God, Russia is about to invade on the ground.哦,我的上帝,俄罗斯即将入侵地面。
144But we need to be in a position to deter that and any other of the more kind of hybrid但我们需要有能力阻止它和任何其他更杂交的
145threats that Russia is demonstrating on an almost daily basis.俄罗斯几乎每天都在表现出这种威胁。
146Paul Adams there, our diplomatic correspondent.我们的外交记者保罗·亚当斯
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