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6-30 霍尔木兹海峡到底有多“开放”? | BBC全球新闻

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0:00Welcome to the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.欢迎收看英国广播公司世界服务的全球新闻播客。
0:03I'm Will Chalk.我是威尔・查尔克
0:05Well, today we're looking at the Strait of Hormuz and exactly what the situation is今天我们正研究霍尔木兹海峡 情况到底是什么
0:08there right now.就现在
0:09We're joined by John Donnison, our correspondent in Jerusalem.我们在耶路撒冷的记者约翰·唐尼森也加入了我们.
0:13So, John, we've seen the US and Iran exchange strikes again over the weekend.约翰,我们周末又看到美国和伊朗的交流罢工了
0:19And at the heart of it was the fact that Iran struck a cargo ship in the Strait of其核心是伊朗袭击了伊朗海峡的一艘货船。
0:23Hormuz because it said it was taking the wrong route.Hormuz 因为它说它走错了路
0:26So, John, let's talk about those routes through the Strait of Hormuz.所以,约翰,让我们谈谈那些路线 通过霍尔木兹海峡。
0:29Then why are they so important?那为什么他们这么重要?
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1Welcome to the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.欢迎收看英国广播公司世界服务的全球新闻播客。
2I'm Will Chalk.我是威尔・查尔克
3Well, today we're looking at the Strait of Hormuz and exactly what the situation is今天我们正研究霍尔木兹海峡 情况到底是什么
4there right now.就现在
5We're joined by John Donnison, our correspondent in Jerusalem.我们在耶路撒冷的记者约翰·唐尼森也加入了我们.
6So, John, we've seen the US and Iran exchange strikes again over the weekend.约翰,我们周末又看到美国和伊朗的交流罢工了
7And at the heart of it was the fact that Iran struck a cargo ship in the Strait of其核心是伊朗袭击了伊朗海峡的一艘货船。
8Hormuz because it said it was taking the wrong route.Hormuz 因为它说它走错了路
9So, John, let's talk about those routes through the Strait of Hormuz.所以,约翰,让我们谈谈那些路线 通过霍尔木兹海峡。
10Then why are they so important?那为什么他们这么重要?
11Well, look, what America wants out of this deal is for the Strait to fully reopen.听着,美国想从这笔交易中解脱出来 是让海峡重新全面开放
12And that was clearly a priority of President Trump, given the damage that这显然是特朗普总统的优先事项,因为损害
13its closure has done to the global economy.它的关闭对全球经济造成了影响。
14It's meant higher energy prices, higher petrol prices, global inflation, higher这意味着能源价格上涨,汽油价格上涨,全球通货膨胀上升
15interest rates.利率。
16So it has really affected the amount of money in people's pockets for所以这真的影响了人们口袋里的钱
17billions of people around the world.百亿世界众生.
18However, what Iran wants is to administer how that reopening happens.然而,伊朗想要的是管理如何重新开放。
19And what's been happening, according to the Iranians, is the Americans have been据伊朗人说,美国一直
20routing ships closer to Amman, which is on the other side of the Strait of Hormuz靠近位于霍尔木兹海峡另一边的安曼的航线船只
21from Iran.来自伊朗。
22And the Iranians say that's not acceptable.伊朗人说这是不可接受的。
23They want to be deciding the route that they say was set out in this memorandum of他们想决定他们所说的 这份备忘录规定的路线
24understanding.谅解
25And essentially, they want to control who goes in and out.基本上,他们想控制谁进出。
26But you used the phrase that the Strait of Hormuz is open.但你用了霍尔木兹海峡是开放的短语.
27How open actually is it?到底有多开放?
28Because traffic is nowhere near, is it, the levels it was before this all started?因为交通远未接近, 是不是, 在这一切开始之前的水平?
29No.没有
30So before the war, there were around about 130 ships, so tankers, cargo ships所以在战前,大约有130艘船, 所以油轮,货船
31passing through the Strait of Hormuz every day.每天通过霍尔木兹海峡.
32Twenty per cent of the world's oil passes through the Strait of Hormuz.世界20%的石油经过霍尔木兹海峡.
33Now, we know that since the memorandum of understanding was announced two weeks现在,我们知道,自从 谅解备忘录宣布两个星期
34ago, we think around 200 ships have passed out in total.我们估计共有200艘船晕倒了
35So nowhere near those pre-war levels.离战前的水平很近
36And there are still hundreds of ships stranded in the Strait of Hormuz.而霍尔木兹海峡仍有数百艘船搁浅.
37Sailors on boards have been there for months.船上的水手已经在那里几个月了
38They're desperate to get out.他们急着要出去
39And despite America's efforts to get ships moving, that hasn't really happened.尽管美国努力让船只出动,但并没有真正发生.
40And quite a high proportion of the ships that have been allowed to leave还有相当一部分船只被允许离开
41have been carrying Iranian oil, because one of the key concessions that the伊朗石油的运送,因为伊朗石油公司是伊朗石油公司的主要特许权之一。
42Iranians got out of this memorandum of understanding was the lifting of oil伊朗人从这份谅解备忘录中脱颖而出 是提油
43sanctions on a temporary basis on Iranian oil.暂时制裁伊朗石油。
44And that will allow the Iranians to get billions of dollars back into their这将使伊朗人 得到数十亿美元回到他们的
45economy, which has been hit incredibly hard, of course, by sanctions for years now.当然,多年来经济受到制裁的沉重打击。
46I know there has been so much discussion about what the aims of this war were,我知道关于这场战争的目的, 有很多讨论,
47what it's achieved from a US perspective.从美国的角度来说,它的成就。
48Is it fair to say that one thing it definitely has achieved is almost woken说它确实实现的一件事 是否公平?
49Iran up to what incredible bargaining power its blockades of the strait can have?伊朗对海峡的封锁能够拥有多少令人难以置信的谈判能力?
50Yeah, I think you've hit the nail on the head there.是的,我想你撞到了头部的钉子
51And I think what we've seen over the weekend where we've had Iran carrying out我想我们周末所看到的 让伊朗执行
52drone strikes on tank, as it's said, have strayed out of the shipping lane that有人说,无人机对坦克的打击 已经偏离了航道
53they want, is Iran exercising that leverage, which it now knows it has.他们想要的是,伊朗正在发挥这种杠杆作用,它现在知道它已经发挥了这种作用。
54So one of the questions that's still to be decided when this broader deal is所以,一个有待决定的问题 当这个更广泛的交易是
55concluded, and we've got like a 60-day ceasefire period supposedly now to结束了,我们有一个 像60天停火期 现在应该
56negotiate that broader deal, is will it go back to the status quo as it was before谈判这个更广泛的交易,是它会回到以前的现状
57the war, when there were no tolls for passing through the strait of Hormuz, or战争,当时没有通行霍尔穆兹海峡的通行费,或
58will Iran start to begin imposing tolls?伊朗是否会开始造成损失?
59And we've had different messages from the Iranians over the past few weeks, but过去几周我们收到伊朗人不同的消息 但是
60certainly, they have said that things will not go back to the status quo before当然,他们说,事情不会回到以前的状况
61the war.战争
62So, you know, that is quite a major loss for the United States and,所以,你知道, 这是一个相当重大的损失 美国和,
63frankly, the global economy.坦率地说,全球经济。
64In terms of a ceasefire more generally in the hopes for a permanent deal to be就更普遍的停火而言,希望达成一项永久协议
65除非Hormuz海峡问题
66conclusively sorted out?最终解决了?
67Well, look, the reopening of the strait was clearly a priority for the Americans.重新开放海峡显然是美国人的优先考虑
68It was only really the big achievement of this memorandum of understanding because这仅仅是这个谅解备忘录的重大成就,因为
69all the other more difficult issues, Iran's nuclear program, its support for所有其他更困难的问题,伊朗的核计划,伊朗对
70proxy groups such as Hezbollah in Lebanon and Hamas in Gaza, were not resolved.黎巴嫩真主党和加沙哈马斯等代理团体没有解决。
71Neither was the issue of its ballistic missile program.其弹道导弹计划的问题也不是。
72So, you know, if this deal is going to progress, then the strait has got to所以,你知道,如果这个交易要取得进展, 那么海峡必须
73reopen.重新打开。
74And I do think that on both sides, both the Americans and the我确实认为 无论是美国人还是美国人
75Iranians, there is no real appetite to resume a full scale war.伊朗人,没有恢复全面战争的真正愿望。
76This has been a very unpopular war in the United States.这是一场在美国非常不受欢迎的战争.
77President Trump has, of course, got crucial midterm congressional elections当然,特朗普总统获得了至关重要的国会中期选举
78coming up for his Republican Party.来参加他的共和党
79Later in the year, in November, polls show the war has not been a winner for11月的民调显示 这场战争并没有赢得
80them and they've been losing support, the Republican Party.他们一直失去支持 共和党
81And also for the Iranians, of course, well, they have been absolutely pounded当然,对于伊朗人来说, 他们被彻底击败了
82by US and Israeli military.美国和以色列军方
83So there is no real appetite for them to resume the war either, but they are both所以他们也没有恢复战争的胃口 但是他们都是
84trying to get the best deal they can out for it for themselves.试图得到最好的交易 他们可以出来为自己。
85So if we keep seeing skirmishes, escalations in violence like this, you所以,如果我们继续看到 冲突,升级 暴力像这样,你
86could see the deal begin to unravel, although we're hearing that now an虽然我们听说现在
87agreement has been made by both the United States and Iran to try and stand美国和伊朗都同意尝试并坚持
88down from their military positions to allow shipping to resume.离开他们的军事阵地 以便恢复运输
89We'll have to see what happens in the next few days and weeks.后数日及数周得见其事.
90Now, of course, John, this isn't just about Iran and the US.当然 约翰 这不仅仅是伊朗和美国的事
91There is Israel and Lebanon to be concerned with as well.以色列和黎巴嫩也值得关注。
92So how much more complicated does that make this?那这又有多复杂?
93Well, it's a big potential complication.嗯,这是一个巨大的潜在的复杂。
94Iran has insisted that Lebanon must be part of this broader deal with the United伊朗坚持认为,黎巴嫩必须参与这一与联合国的更广泛交易。
95States, but Israeli troops continue to occupy a large chunk of southern Lebanon,国家,但以色列部队继续占领着大片黎巴嫩南部,
96about five percent of the country.大约全国的5%。
97And in recent weeks, despite supposedly there being a ceasefire, fighting has最近几周,尽管据说停火,但战斗已经
98continued there between Hezbollah and Israel.真主党和以色列之间继续在那里活动。
99And of course, Hezbollah have never signed up to any sort of ceasefire.当然,真主党从未签署任何停火协议。
100The ceasefire was done by the Lebanese government and the Israelis.停火是由黎巴嫩政府和以色列人完成的。
101So, you know, that also has the potential to see these talks unravel.所以,你知道,这也有可能看到这些会谈破裂。
102Now, since the end of last week, we have seen a bit of a de-escalation in现在,自上周末以来,我们已经看到一些降级
103violence in southern Lebanon.黎巴嫩南部的暴力。
104But as I say, Israeli forces continue to remain there.但是,正如我所说的,以色列部队继续留在那里。
105And while they do, that is completely unacceptable to Hezbollah.真主党完全不能接受。
106It is going to be difficult to keep a lid on the conflict there too.也很难掩盖那里的冲突。
107And the Israelis have stressed over the weekend that they have no intention of以色列人在周末强调,他们无意
108withdrawing their forces from southern Lebanon.从黎巴嫩南部撤出部队。
109So it's another factor in what is a very complex regional conflict.因此,这是一个非常复杂的区域冲突的另一个因素。
110This all shows, doesn't it, just how complicated this is.这一切都显示,不是吗, 只是这是多么复杂。
111You mentioned 60 days to do it.你说过要花60天时间来做
112I mean, what are the hopes for these talks?这些会谈有什么希望?
113What are the next steps for them as well?下一步对它们也是什么措施?
114Well, just a short while ago, President Trump has put out on social media that不久前,特朗普总统在社交媒体上发表
115talks will resume in Doha in the Gulf on Tuesday.星期二将在海湾多哈恢复会谈。
116I've not seen confirmation that the Iranians are going to attend.我还没确认伊朗人会出席
117We've had announcement of talks taking place, negotiations taking place before,我们已经宣布谈判正在进行 谈判在之前,
118and then they haven't actually materialised.然后他们还没有真正实现。
119So let's wait and see if that happens.所以,让我们等待,看看是否发生。
120As I say though, all the really difficult issues, and正如我所说 所有真正困难的问题
121we've barely talked about that today, notably Iran's nuclear programme,我们今天几乎没有谈论过这一点, 特别是伊朗的核计划,
122which was the whole reason or certainly the biggest reason for这是整个原因 或肯定最大的原因
123which Israel and the United States said they were going to war,以色列和美国说他们要去打仗,
124to dismantle Iran's nuclear ambitions.摧毁伊朗的核野心
125Well, that hasn't been resolved at all.嗯,这还没有解决。
126And we've only got initially 60 days to do it.而我们最初只有60天的时间去做。
127So we're making pretty small steps at the moment with quite a few setbacks on the way too.因此,我们现在正在迈出相当小的步子, 路上也有一些挫折。
128Thanks, John.谢谢 约翰
129That is John Donnison, our correspondent in Jerusalem there.这是约翰·唐尼森,我们在耶路撒冷的记者
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