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法媒：关系到7880万欧！本泽马即使和新月解约也会留在沙特联赛_我的网站
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The US Senate on Friday overwhelmingly approved a bill that would impose sanctions on buyers of Russian oil, a measure that had long been championed by the late senator Lindsey Graham before his death last month, CNBC reported. A Chinese expert criticized the legislation, warning that if implemented, the bill, driven largely by political motives aimed at catering to US domestic political correctness, could severely disrupt the already fragile global energy market and economy. He also noted that the bill is essentially a tool of political coercion, weaponizing tariffs and unilateral sanctions to hijack normal global energy trade and override sovereign economic choices of independent nations.
The legislation, named The Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, aims to hurt Russia's war effort in Ukraine by penalizing purchasers of Russian oil and Russian leaders. It passed with bipartisan support 86-11 and will now proceed to the House, which is on recess until September, per CNBC.
The bill would impose tariffs of up to 100 percent on countries that are among the top five purchasers of Russian crude oil or gas, which includes China and India.
It also includes sanctions targeting Russian leaders, officials, targeting Russian leaders, oligarchs and financial institutions. At the request of US President Donald Trump, the bill extends sanctions on Iran's weapons and energy sectors, CNBC reported.
Notably, the bill's excessive tariff discretion has sparked fierce internal doubts within US political circles. Representatives Gregory Meeks of New York and Don Beyer of Virginia said in a statement they still had "fundamental concerns" about the tariff powers for the president, who has made them a central piece of his "America First" approach to foreign policy.
"What the bill does grant ... are sweeping new tariff authorities that the president could weaponize with abandon, as he has repeatedly done in the past," said Meeks, the top Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, and Beyer, the senior Democrat on the Joint Economic Committee, according to Reuters.
Chinese experts have strongly criticized the bill's politically driven nature, its economic coercion, and its severe spillover risks to the global economy.
The bill, aimed at putting pressure on Russia, would disrupt global energy markets and create new uncertainties for the world economy if implemented, Yang Jin, associate research fellow at the Institute of Russian, Eastern European and Central Asian Studies under the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, told the Global Times.
Many economies retain legitimate, market-based energy cooperation with Russia out of practical economic and energy security needs. Russia's energy exports have long been a key component of the global energy system, with countries including India and some European nations continuing to rely on Russian oil and gas, said Yang, noting that even some European countries have received exemptions to maintain energy imports from Russia, underscoring the role of Russian supplies in supporting economic stability.
India's reliance on Russian crude increased further after the conflict in West Asia disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. With Gulf supplies affected during the US war on Iran, Indian refiners turned more heavily towards Russian oil as an alternative source, Indian media Hindustan Times reported on Saturday after US Senate passed the bill.
When asked about the bill on July 15, Lin Jian, spokesperson from China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that China firmly opposes unilateral sanctions that have no basis in international law or authorization of the UN Security Council, and will take necessary measures to firmly defend the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese businesses and citizens.
Practicing double standards and resorting to coercion and pressuring will eventually prove to be self-defeating, said Lin.
Yang further pointed out that the push for the bill, labeled after Lindsey Graham, who was known as one of the toughest Russia hawks in Washington, lays bare Washington's distorted domestic political logic.
The legislation, which represents another typical case of US hegemonic long-arm jurisdiction, is largely designed to ease US domestic governance pressure. As the Trump administration fails to deliver substantive progress in de-escalating the Russia-Ukraine conflict as promised, ramping up external sanctions and forcing third-party sovereign countries into abandoning normal economic and trade cooperation has become a convenient political tool for US politicians to showcase tough posturing and ease domestic pressure, Yang said.
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B | 8月26日讯 法国媒体footmercato表示，如果本泽马离开沙特联赛，可能损失7880万欧元。现年38岁的本泽马在今年2月加盟利雅得新月，并签约至2027年6月。但在加盟后仅仅几个月，利雅得新月就有意和本泽马解约。本泽马此前曾表示：“这是没有的事，我会留下来继续和球队在一起。”但利雅得新月目前已经在考虑以何种方式和本泽马分手。
C | 沙特媒体Al-Riyadiyah的记者透露，如果利雅得新月和本泽马提前解约，那么需要向本泽马支付2200万欧元的解约金，利雅得新月俱乐部老板本·塔拉尔王子已经承诺会支付全部金额。而沙特《中东报》指出，双方仍在讨论，利雅得新月的解约意愿并非那么坚决。如果利雅得新月和本泽马分手，那么将是经过谈判的结果，而不是俱乐部单方面解约。本泽马在合同期剩余时间的薪水依然有1780万欧元，如果解约，本泽马得到的赔偿金会少于这个数字。但footmercato还透露，如果本泽马离开沙特联赛，他将损失一大笔收入。这是因为本泽马当年在来到沙特踢球时，和沙特联赛签署过一份2030年到期的合同，每年可以获得1970万欧元，这笔钱由沙特联赛支付，而不是本泽马所效力的俱乐部支付。这份合同还剩4年，总收入为7880万欧元。只要本泽马还在沙特联赛效力就可以获得这笔收入，可一旦他离开沙特联赛去其他国家踢球，和沙特联赛签署的这份合同也将立即终止。因此，为了这笔巨额收入，即使本泽马和利雅得新月解约，接下来他也会考虑加盟另一支沙特球队，继续留在沙特联赛中。
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