据以色列i24News援引消息人士透露，特朗普本周接受采访时称美国将在年底前结束对以色列援助，但相关决定尚未最终敲定，美以双方仍在就此进行低调磋商。 以色列希望将援助终止安排转变为渐进式过渡，以争取更多时间。 以方此前刻意避免公开回应特朗普的表态，以免引发外交摩擦，并希望先确认美方实际决定。以色列总理办公室发言人多伦·斯皮尔曼（Doron Spielman）当天向福克斯新闻表示，希望将双方关系从“援助”转向“伙伴关系”，这是以方首次公开回应，但并不代表最终立场。目前，美以正通过非公开谈判寻找双方均可接受的过渡方案。

Gulf states have poured hundreds of billions of dollars into building aviation hubs linking Europe and Asia, but missile and drone strikes are turning that geographic advantage into a security liability. ACLED reports airports in all Gulf states except Oman have been hit, with at least 28 incidents of projectiles striking airports or nearby areas; passenger traffic at some airports is down roughly one-third year-to-date. Houthi forces recently fired at least 20 projectiles at Riyadh international airport and Iran has threatened strikes on Gulf economic and civilian infrastructure. The attacks have led several international carriers to extend flight suspensions. Airport expansion projects are also affected: Dubai is proceeding with a $35 billion Al Maktoum expansion, with a first phase due in 2032, while Saudi Arabia’s new King Salman International Airport may be delayed and some works have been paused after Houthi strikes.

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