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7-11 伊朗的袭击会危及美海湾国家同盟吗? | BBC全球

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0:00Welcome to the Global News podcast from the BBC.欢迎来到英国广播公司的全球新闻播客。
0:02I'm Janot Jalil and I'm joined from Jerusalem我是贾诺特・贾利尔 我从耶路撒冷加入
0:05by our correspondent Barbara Plett-Asher.我们的记者芭芭拉·普莱特·阿舍
0:08And Barbara, the renewed violence between和芭芭拉, 新的暴力之间
0:10the US and Iran has seen Gulf countries again come under attack from Iranian drones and missiles.美国和伊朗再次看到海湾国家受到伊朗无人机和导弹的袭击。
0:19What's the reaction been in the region?该地区有什么反应?
0:21Well, I mean, it's put the Gulf states back on the front line, hasn't it?我的意思是,它把海湾国家 回到前线,不是吗?
0:25There had been曾经有过
0:26violence before after the ceasefire deal was signed, but this one has been much more extensive停火协议签订前的暴力事件,
0:31and much more damaging.更具有破坏力
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1Welcome to the Global News podcast from the BBC.欢迎来到英国广播公司的全球新闻播客。
2I'm Janot Jalil and I'm joined from Jerusalem我是贾诺特・贾利尔 我从耶路撒冷加入
3by our correspondent Barbara Plett-Asher.我们的记者芭芭拉·普莱特·阿舍
4And Barbara, the renewed violence between和芭芭拉, 新的暴力之间
5the US and Iran has seen Gulf countries again come under attack from Iranian drones and missiles.美国和伊朗再次看到海湾国家受到伊朗无人机和导弹的袭击。
6What's the reaction been in the region?该地区有什么反应?
7Well, I mean, it's put the Gulf states back on the front line, hasn't it?我的意思是,它把海湾国家 回到前线,不是吗?
8There had been曾经有过
9violence before after the ceasefire deal was signed, but this one has been much more extensive停火协议签订前的暴力事件,
10and much more damaging.更具有破坏力
11You've had on the US side more than 170 targets in Iran.你在美国方面在伊朗有170多个目标。
12And from the
13Iranian side, they have fired missiles and drones at what they said were US targets in Bahrain and伊朗方面,他们向在巴林的美国目标发射导弹和无人机。
14Kuwait and Qatar, even Jordan, which is not usually in the line of fire.科威特和卡塔尔,甚至约旦,通常不位于火线上.
15Now, almost all现在,几乎全部
16of those were intercepted, but still this is really quite alarming and frustrating for Iran's但对于伊朗,
17because first of all, it raises the specter of a return to war.因为首先,它引起了战争复辟的隐蔽性。
18And these countries, their economies这些国家,他们的经济
19are still struggling to recover from the war itself.仍然在努力从战争中恢复过来。
20You know, the hit on the oil and gas你知道,油气的打击
21industry, the tourism, the international travel, all of that is still struggling to recover.工业、旅游业、国际旅行,所有这一切仍在艰难地复苏。
22And还有
23the other thing is this is upending efforts to try to open the Strait of Hormuz, which is very另一件事是,这是在努力打开霍尔木兹海峡,这是非常
24essential for the oil and gas industry exports as well.对石油和天然气工业出口也至关重要。
25Now, this all started with Iran targeting现在,这一切开始于伊朗的目标
26a number of ships in the Strait of Hormuz, including some from the Gulf, Saudi Arabia and Qatar.霍尔木兹海峡的多艘船只,包括一些来自海湾,沙特阿拉伯和卡塔尔的船只.
27That prompted a very angry call from the Qatari prime minister to the Iranian foreign minister,这引起了卡塔尔总理对伊朗外交部长的愤怒呼吁,
28but he also had phone calls with other regional leaders urging a return to diplomacy because但他也曾与其他区域领导人通电话,敦促恢复外交,因为
29they really are very desperate to contain this.他们真的非常渴望 控制这一点。
30So this is exposed just how vulnerable the Gulf这暴露了海湾的脆弱程度
31states are to Iran.国家是伊朗。
32Iran says it's attacking them because they host US bases.伊朗说,它袭击他们 因为他们有美国基地。
33Do you think你觉得
34there's a chance that some of these states at least could be reconsidering their relationship有些州至少可以重新考虑他们的关系
35with the US and perhaps asking US troops to leave?和美军,也许要求美军离开?
36Well, I think they might consider expanding their我想他们可以考虑扩大
37security alliances.安全联盟。
38So for example, during the war, they really talked up the support they were所以,比如在战争期间, 他们真的谈起 他们的支持
39getting from European and British militaries.从欧洲和英国军队得到的
40But frankly, to be realistic, they have invested a lot老实说,他们投入了很多
41into the US security umbrella and there isn't really an equal alternative anywhere.进入美国的安全保护伞, 没有一个真正的平等的选择任何地方。
42So China,所以中国
43for example, is their biggest economic partner, but it doesn't offer the same kind of military比方说,是他们最大的经济伙伴,但它不提供 同样的军事类型
44alternative.备选案文。
45Neither does Russia.俄罗斯也没有
46And also the way they were attacked by Iran.以及他们遭到伊朗攻击的方式。
47Iran wasn't just伊朗不仅仅是
48hitting US military infrastructure.袭击了美国的军事基础设施。
49The Gulf state said it was also hitting civilian infrastructure海湾国家说它也袭击了民用基础设施
50and residential areas.居住区。
51And so to some degree, at least during the war, that was helping them to因此,在某种程度上,至少在战争期间, 这是帮助他们
52close ranks with the US.与美国保持紧密联系。
53Now, having said that, the MOU, the Iran-US ceasefire deal, doesn't现在,说到这一点, 谅解备忘录,伊朗 - 美国停火协议,没有
54address one of their main concerns, which is Iran's ballistic missile program.伊朗弹道导弹计划是伊朗的主要关切之一。
55Because the Gulf states and also Israel have been at the receiving end of these missiles因为海湾各国和以色列 一直处于这些导弹的接收端
56and they really wanted this to be part of negotiations to end the war.他们真的希望这成为结束战争的谈判的一部分。
57But it's not不过不是
58mentioned at all.完全没有提及。
59And that is something that the Gulf states really see as an omission.这是海湾国家真正视为遗漏的东西。
60And also you've had now two escalations, this one quite severe, and that sort of increases而且你现在有两次升级, 一次相当严重, 那种增加
61their worst fear, which is maybe there won't be able to be an ultimate resolution between the US他们最可怕的恐惧, 也就是也许美国之间不可能有最终的解决办法
62and Iran.与伊朗有关。
63Maybe it will continue in this sort of vein of stop and start violence.也许它会继续 以这种停止和开始暴力。
64And so这样
65that would mean that the region would remain volatile.这意味着该区域将仍然动荡不安。
66And let's say this stop and start让我们说,停止和开始
67violence does continue.暴力确实仍在继续。
68What is the likely impact on the oil and gas exports of the Gulf states?海湾各国的石油和天然气出口可能受到什么影响?
69Well, it's really going to be detrimental to that.那真的会很不利
70So what's happened is the memorandum of事情是这样的
71understanding between the Iran and the US says that Iran will allow the passage of vessels伊朗和美国之间的谅解说,伊朗将允许船只通行。
72through the Strait of Hormuz.穿过霍尔木兹海峡.
73But the main route is not usable because of mines.但主要路线由于地雷而无法使用.
74And the Iranians还有伊朗人
75have committed to removing those mines.已承诺排除这些地雷。
76But in the meantime, they have said, you've got to use this但与此同时 他们说 你得用这个
77next to our coastline.我们的海岸线旁边
78Now across the Strait is Oman.现在跨海峡的是阿曼.
79And it has also opened a route together with同时还开辟了一条路线
80the International Maritime Organization, an alternate route.国际海事组织,一条替代路线。
81And the US has been providing美国一直提供
82air cover for that.空中掩护
83And the Iranians say, well, that alternate route hasn't been approved by us.而伊朗人说,那条替代路线没有得到我们的批准。
84And therefore they have been hitting ships that have been taking that Omani route, including the因此,他们一直在打击正在沿阿曼航线航行的船只,包括
85Saudis and the Qataris.沙特人与卡塔尔人.
86And so now what's happened is that the IMO, the International Maritime所以现在发生的事情是 海事组织,国际海洋
87Organization, is advising that people should stop using the strait, that the ships should该组织建议人们停止使用海峡,
88stop going through the strait at this point.此时停止通过海峡。
89This is the main export route for gas and oil这是天然气和石油的主要出口路线
90from Saudi Arabia and Qatar.沙特阿拉伯和卡塔尔。
91In particular, Qatar doesn't really have another route to export its特别是卡塔尔没有另一条出口路线
92liquefied natural gas.液化天然气.
93So this is an economic, existential economic issue for them.因此,对于他们来说,这是一个经济,生存的经济问题.
94I think what我觉得怎样
95probably will happen is that this will accelerate efforts which have already been underway to这可能将会是,这将加速已经展开的努力。
96diversify, that is to create new routes over land from the Gulf to the Mediterranean via pipelines,多样化,即通过管道开辟从海湾到地中海的新的陆路,
97via railway links, and so on.途经铁路连线等.
98That has already begun, especially encouraged by the war because,这已经开始了,特别是受到战争的鼓舞,因为,
99you know, an Iranian blockade of the Hormuz Strait was always sort of seen as this doomsday你知道,伊朗封锁霍尔木兹海峡 一直被认为是末日
100scenario that would never happen.情况永远不会发生。
101Well, it's happened.嗯,这是发生了。
102而现在的Hormuz精灵
103has come out of the bottle, it can't be put back in.已经从瓶子里出来,不能放回去
104There will always be the risk of a closure.永远会有结束的危险。
105And so I think what you'll see is an acceleration of attempts to create other ways to export gas所以,我认为你会看到的是 加速尝试 创造其他方式出口天然气
106and oil because really this is absolutely crucial for the Gulf economies.石油和石油 因为这对海湾经济体是绝对关键的
107Weren't the Gulf countries不是海湾国家
108supposed to be involved in sourcing out the administration of the strait?是否应该参与寻找海峡的管理者?
109Yes, they were.是的,他们是。
110What the MOU said is that Iran should meet with Oman and other countries that are along the coast谅解备忘录指出,伊朗应与阿曼和其他沿海国家会晤。
111line and they should come up with a protocol for the administration of the Strait of Hormuz in line他们应该想出一个协议来管理霍尔木兹海峡
112with international law and in line with the rights of coastal states.与国际法相一致并符合沿海国的权利。
113And in fact, that had already事实上,这已经
114started.开始 。
115The Qatari Prime Minister visited Oman last month to try and get those negotiations卡塔尔总理上个月访问阿曼,试图争取这些谈判
116underway.正在进行中。
117And at the time, diplomats said the main issue was that question about the transit fee.当时,外交官们说,主要问题是关于过境费的问题。
118So这么说
119there's never been a fee for ships crossing through the Strait of Hormuz, but there were many穿越霍尔木兹海峡的船只从未收取过任何费用,
120indications that Iran was planning to try and put one in place.有迹象表明,伊朗正计划尝试建立一个机构。
121And so the Gulf countries were going于是海湾国家开始
122{\fn黑体\fs22\bord1\shad0\3aHBE\4aH00\fscx67\fscy66\2cHFFFFFF\3cH808080}以对抗某种过境费
123And it was thought that the Iranians would come up with人们以为伊朗人会想出
124a sort of variant, like you need to pay a fee for environmental reasons or for security reasons or某种变体,比如因为环境原因或安全原因需要付费,或者
125whatnot.什么也没有。
126But that has all been put on hold now because it's not clear if the U.S. and Iran will但这一切都被搁置了 因为不清楚美国和伊朗是否会
127turn to negotiations.转向谈判。
128And without that, you're not going to have these regional sort of separate没有这个,你就不会有这种 区域类型的分离
129streams continue.溪流继续.
130So it seems that the chances of a regional diplomatic solution are dimming.因此,区域外交解决办法的机会似乎正在减少。
131I think that's a good way to put it at this point anyway, given what we've seen in the past week.我认为,鉴于我们在过去一周里所看到的情况,无论如何,这是一个很好的说法。
132Now, there were reports that the Saudis were going to organize a regional summit, sort of like a现在,有报道说沙特人 准备组织一个区域首脑会议, 有点像
133reconciliation summit, to try and mend ties between the Gulf states and Iran.和解峰会,尝试并修复海湾国家与伊朗之间的联系。
134And you know,你知道吗?
135there's a history of tense ties between Iran and the Gulf states, some Gulf states more than others.历史上伊朗与海湾国家关系紧张,一些海湾国家比其他海湾国家多.
136But, you know, for example, Saudi Arabia and Iran had started this rapprochement before the war.但是,比如说,沙特阿拉伯和伊朗在战争前就已经开始了这种和解。
137Now现在
138that's obviously been put on hold.这显然被搁置。
139And you can say that there's a lot more to mend now than there你可以说,现在有 更多的修复比那里
140was before.曾经是。
141But that isn't going to happen unless there's a cessation of hostilities.但是,除非停止敌对行动,否则这是不可能的。
142And so really如此真实
143again, this regional stream is dependent on the relations between the U.S. and Iran.这一区域流也取决于美国和伊朗之间的关系。
144And it's not事实并非如此
145clear if the U.S. and Iran agreement will lead to a cessation of hostilities.如果美国和伊朗的协议将导致停止敌对行动,那就很清楚了。
146What this escalation为何如此升级
147has really exposed again is how intractable the issue of the Strait of Hormuz is.霍尔穆兹海峡问题是多么棘手。
148The Iranians伊朗人
149are determined to keep control of it because it's a really valuable card for them to be able to他们决心控制它,因为它是 他们能够拥有的非常宝贵的卡片
150disrupt the global economy when they want to.破坏全球经济。
151The Americans are determined to try and stop them,美国人决心阻止他们
152at least respond to them when they strike ships.至少当他们打击船只时,他们的反应。
153But at the same time, President Trump really needs但与此同时,川普总统确实需要
154the Strait of Hormuz open in order to bring oil prices down.为了降低油价,霍尔木兹海峡开放。
155So it's believed that neither side所以人们相信 双方
156wants a return to war.想要重新开战
157But at the same time, given the sort of volatile relationship and conditions,但与此同时,鉴于这种不稳定的关系和条件,
158it's not clear that ultimately over time they will be able to prevent one or even be willing to prevent不清楚的是,他们最终会 防止一个甚至愿意防止
159one.一个
160Barbara, thank you.芭芭拉 谢谢
161这是我们在耶路撒冷的记者Barbara Plett-Usher。
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