美方丈哈格尔：我们仍未决定中止对埃及援助，我们影响力 ...

哈格尔在周一和中国防长常万全举行的联合记者会上就埃及局势称，美国仍未决定中止对埃及的军事、安全和经济援助，他承认现在重新考虑调整援助是有必要的，但是美国对埃及非政府组织的援助不受影响。虽然要求美国介入埃及的呼声很高，但是哈格尔说：“我们对埃及局势的影响力有限，埃及的事还是要靠埃及人民自己来决定“。哈格尔呼吁埃及军方采取“包容性”的做法，埃及临时政府应当归回和解之路。

在记者会上，有记者问美国为何不中止对埃及军援，哈格尔答曰：“华盛顿在中东有重大利益，事关巴以和平进程”。

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The United States has not yet made a decision to put a hold on aid to Egypt, the State Department said on Monday, adding that military, security and economic assistance is currently being reviewed, with adjustments being made “as needed.”
However, in the event of restrictions being enforced, U.S. funding for non-governmental entities in Egypt will not be affected, the State Department added.
Meanwhile, U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel urged Egypt’s military rulers to take an “inclusive” approach in governing after hundreds of supporters of ousted President Mohammad Mursi were killed by the country’s security forces, according to AFP.
While restating the U.S. government’s call for dialogue amid ongoing violence in Egypt, Hagel admitted that the United States has “limited” influence over the crisis-hit country.
“Our ability to influence the outcome in Egypt is limited,” said Hagel. “It's up to the Egyptian people.”
“The interim government of Egypt must get back to an inclusive approach to reconciliation in Egypt,” Hagel said during a joint press conference at the Pentagon with General Chang Wanquan, his Chinese counterpart.
When asked why the United States did not cut halt all aid to Egypt, Hagel said Washington had “serious interests” in the Middle East, including efforts to secure an Israeli-Palestinian peace.
Failure to persuade
Hagel has had over 15 phone conversations with General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Egypt’s army chief, since the commander’s overthrow of Mursi.
However, Hagel and other top U.S. officials have not been able to push Egypt’s military leadership to avoid violence crackdowns on Mursi’s supporters, with more than 800 killed in the past few days
Despite cancelling a joint military exercise with Egypt, Obama has so far maintained U.S. military aid, which comes to $1.3 billion a year.
(With AFP)

哈格尔在周一和中国防长常万全举行的联合记者会上就埃及局势称，美国仍未决定中止对埃及的军事、安全和经济援助，他承认现在重新考虑调整援助是有必要的，但是美国对埃及非政府组织的援助不受影响。虽然要求美国介入埃及的呼声很高，但是哈格尔说：“我们对埃及局势的影响力有限，埃及的事还是要靠埃及人民自己来决定“。哈格尔呼吁埃及军方采取“包容性”的做法，埃及临时政府应当归回和解之路。

在记者会上，有记者问美国为何不中止对埃及军援，哈格尔答曰：“华盛顿在中东有重大利益，事关巴以和平进程”。

http://english.alarabiya.net/en/ ... g-aid-to-Egypt.html
The United States has not yet made a decision to put a hold on aid to Egypt, the State Department said on Monday, adding that military, security and economic assistance is currently being reviewed, with adjustments being made “as needed.”
However, in the event of restrictions being enforced, U.S. funding for non-governmental entities in Egypt will not be affected, the State Department added.
Meanwhile, U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel urged Egypt’s military rulers to take an “inclusive” approach in governing after hundreds of supporters of ousted President Mohammad Mursi were killed by the country’s security forces, according to AFP.
While restating the U.S. government’s call for dialogue amid ongoing violence in Egypt, Hagel admitted that the United States has “limited” influence over the crisis-hit country.
“Our ability to influence the outcome in Egypt is limited,” said Hagel. “It's up to the Egyptian people.”
“The interim government of Egypt must get back to an inclusive approach to reconciliation in Egypt,” Hagel said during a joint press conference at the Pentagon with General Chang Wanquan, his Chinese counterpart.
When asked why the United States did not cut halt all aid to Egypt, Hagel said Washington had “serious interests” in the Middle East, including efforts to secure an Israeli-Palestinian peace.
Failure to persuade
Hagel has had over 15 phone conversations with General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Egypt’s army chief, since the commander’s overthrow of Mursi.
However, Hagel and other top U.S. officials have not been able to push Egypt’s military leadership to avoid violence crackdowns on Mursi’s supporters, with more than 800 killed in the past few days
Despite cancelling a joint military exercise with Egypt, Obama has so far maintained U.S. military aid, which comes to $1.3 billion a year.
(With AFP)