content_text: Inventory Management Software Market to reach USD 4.43 billion by 2027.Global Inventory Management Software Market is valued at approximately USD 3.15 billion in 2020 and is anticipated to grow with a healthy growth rate of more than 5.00 % over the forecast period 2021-2027. Inventory Management Software Market Status, Trends and COVID-19 Impact Report 2021, Covid 19 Outbreak Impact research report added by Report Ocean, is an in-depth analysis of market characteristics, size and growth, segmentation, regional and country breakdowns, competitive landscape, market shares, trends, and strategies for this market. It traces the market’s historic and forecast market growth by geography. It places the market within the context of the Inventory Management Software Market , and compares it with other markets., market definition, regional market opportunity, sales and revenue by region, manufacturing cost analysis, Industrial Chain, market effect factors analysis, Digital Evidence Management market size forecast, market data & Graphs and Statistics, Tables, Bar &Pie Charts, and many more for business intelligence. Get complete Report (Including Full TOC, 100+ Tables & Figures, and Chart). – In-depth Analysis Pre & Post COVID-19 Market Outbreak Impact Analysis & Situation by Region. Request To Download Sample of This Strategic Report :-https://reportocean.com/industry-verticals/sample-request?report_id=bw4534 A release on June 8th, 2021, by the Bureau and Economic Analysis and U.S. The Census Bureau reports the recovery of the U.S. market. The report also described the recovery of U.S. International Trade in July 2021.In April 2021, exports in the country reached $300 billion, an increase of $13.4 billion. In April 2021, imports amounted to $294.5 billion, increasing by $17.4 billion. COVID19 is still a significant issue for economies around the globe, as evidenced by the year-over-year decline in exports in the U.S. between April 2020 and April 2021 and the increase in imports over that same period of time. The market is clearly trying to recover. Despite this, it means there will be a direct impact on the Healthcare/ICT/Chemical industries, resulting in a large market for Inventory Management Software Market. An inventory management software is a software system by which you track your goods throughout your supply chain, from purchasing to production to end sales. Increasing focus of market players on upgrading capabilities and features, rising popularity of cloud-based solutions has led to the adoption of Inventory Management Software across the forecast period. For Instance: In June 2018, Oracle Corporation launched a series of enhancements in its cloud-based warehouse management software to aid e-commerce companies in reducing their inventory costs and improving customer service. Also, with the increasing focus on supply chain management, the adoption & demand for Inventory Management Software is likely to increase the market growth during the forecast period. However, inadequate supply of inventory impedes the growth of the market over the forecast period of 2021-2027. Global Inventory Management Software Market is segmented on the basis of geographical region as Asia Pacific, North America, Europe, Latin America and Rest of the World. North America is among the fastest-developing regions owing to the presence of several retailers and manufacturing companies, which are focusing on omnichannel platforms. Whereas, Asia-Pacific is also anticipated to exhibit a significant growth rate over the forecast period 2021-2027. Factors such as industrialization would create profitable growth prospects for the Inventory Management Software market across Asia-Pacific region. Major market players included in this report are:NCR CorporationAlterity, Inc.Archon Systems, Inc.Blue Younder (JDA Software)Clear SpiderExpresstech International LLCFishbowl InventoryLightspeed POS, Inc.Manhattan AssociatesMicrosoft Corporation The objective of the study is to define market sizes of different segments & countries in recent years and to forecast the values to the coming eight years. The report is designed to incorporate both qualitative and quantitative aspects of the industry within each of the regions and countries involved in the study. Furthermore, the report also caters the detailed information about the crucial aspects such as driving factors & challenges which will define the future growth of the market. Additionally, the report shall also incorporate available opportunities in micro markets for stakeholders to invest along with the detailed analysis of competitive landscape and Component offerings of key players. Get a Request Sample PDF of the Report – :-https://reportocean.com/industry-verticals/sample-request?report_id=bw4534 The detailed segments and sub-segment of the market are explained below:By Component:Inventory Management SoftwareInventory Management ServicesBy Deployment:SaaS-based Inventory Management SoftwareOn-Premises Inventory Management SoftwareBy Industry:Consumer Goods and RetailManufacturingAutomotiveOil and GasOthersBy Region:North AmericaU.S.CanadaEuropeUKGermanyFranceSpainItalyROE Asia PacificChinaIndiaJapanAustraliaSouth KoreaRoAPACLatin AmericaBrazilMexicoRest of the World Furthermore, years considered for the study are as follows: Historical year – 2018, 2019Base year – 2020Forecast period – 2021 to 2027 Target Audience of the Global Inventory Management Software Market in Market Study: Key Consulting Companies & AdvisorsLarge, medium-sized, and small enterprisesVenture capitalistsValue-Added Resellers (VARs)Third-party knowledge providersInvestment bankers Request Full Report :-https://reportocean.com/industry-verticals/sample-request?report_id=bw4534 What are the key findings of the report?This report provides comprehensive information on factors expected to influence the market growth and market share in the future.The report offers the current state of the market and future prospects for various geographical regions.This report provides both qualitative and quantitative information about the competitive landscape of the market.Combined with Porter’s Five Forces analysis, it serves as SWOT analysis and competitive landscape analysis.It provides an in-depth analysis of the market, highlighting its growth rates and opportunities for growth. 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journalist: By Report Ocean

title: Inventory Management Software Market Growth, Size, Demands And Trends With Players 2030


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新加坡總理李顯龍與到訪的美國貿易代表戴琪會面，李顯龍說，兩人討論兩國對數碼經濟、國際秩序以規則為基礎的承諾；新加坡也歡迎美國透過「印太經濟架構」加強區域經濟參與。

戴琪本月4至6日訪問新加坡，美國政府說，訪問期間將尋求強化美國與新加坡的貿易關係，並找出透過「印太經濟架構」的合作領域。這個架構是拜登政府「印太戰略」關鍵部分。

李顯龍在社交網站說，新加坡與美國有長期且強大的雙邊關係，貿易佔重要部分。李顯龍上月底訪問美國，期間與總統拜登會面。

countries: 美國 新加坡

title: 李顯龍晤戴琪　稱歡迎美國「印太經濟架構」


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記者羅欣怡／新竹報導

▲新竹市今（5日）確診個案至少3例起跳。（圖／記者羅欣怡攝影）

新竹市新科國中1名教師確診，連帶同家庭1名就讀康橋國小的學童也確診，新竹市教育處也發出公告，表示兩校皆於4月4日接獲確診個案通報，依防疫守則進行停課，從4月6日起停課至4月15日，18日（ㄧ）復課，將於明日（4月6日）於兩校進行全校擴大篩檢。

據了解，新科國中這名教師是在連假期間確診，包含孩子與孩子的保母也染疫，竹市今日確診個案3例起跳，至於3人的感染源義調小組也已經展開調查。

▲新竹市新科國中於校方官網公告。（圖／翻攝畫面）

市府表示，已於4月4日進校進行整體校園清消，並刻正辦理師生篩檢名單彙整，同時由衛生局進行疫調與後續匡列、居家隔離通知，詳細情形也依疫情指揮中心公告為準，衛生局也將在下午進一步說明。

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journalist: 羅欣怡

events: COVID-19 疫情 新冠肺炎

taiwan-subdivisions: 新竹 新竹市

title: 快訊／竹市+3起跳！再添康橋國小停課10日 2校擴採 | 生活


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俄軍撤出基輔市郊的布查鎮後，烏軍在當地發現大量遭殘忍殺害的平民，有些陳屍街頭、有些被隨意掩埋，令前來尋訪親友的民眾痛哭失聲。（法新社）

2022/04/05 05:30

全球憤慨 美促聯合國將俄踢出人權理事會 立陶宛驅逐俄大使 〔編譯孫宇青、駐日特派員林翠儀／綜合報導〕烏克蘭收復首都基輔市郊布查鎮（Bucha）後，發現大量平民遭俄羅斯軍隊蓄意屠殺，甚至有人被「行刑式」處決，屍體棄置在亂葬崗。烏國總統澤倫斯基痛批俄軍喪盡天良，應以死謝罪，更指俄國總統普廷及所有指揮官都該受罰。歐美各國也對此紛表憤慨，醞釀加碼制裁俄國；聯合國則呼籲展開獨立調查。然而，俄國否認血洗平民，反控烏國偽造影像、藉機挑釁。

拜登籲以戰爭罪審判普廷美國總統拜登再次直呼俄羅斯總統普廷為「戰犯」，「在布查發生的事情令人憤慨，大家都看到了。」他呼籲以戰爭罪審判普廷，並表示將採取更多制裁行動。歐盟執委會主席馮德萊恩則推文表示，歐盟將派遣調查人員前往烏克蘭，協助「記錄戰爭罪行」。

立陶宛宣布將驅逐俄國大使，降低兩國的外交關係。美國駐聯合國大使湯瑪斯—葛林斐德（Linda Thomas-Greenfield）則說，美國將要求聯合國大會將俄國踢出人權理事會，「俄羅斯參與人權理事會是個笑話。」

布查鎮屍橫遍野 景象駭人據報導，烏軍重新接管布查鎮後，發現鎮上屍橫遍野，其中有人雙手被反綁在身後、有人騎腳踏車途中遇襲、有人頭部中彈，還有露出手腳的屍袋堆疊在一起。烏國檢察總長維涅迪克托瓦指出，已在基輔地區發現逾四一○具屍體，推估實際數字可能更多。美國衛星影像公司馬薩爾科技三日也指出，最早在三月十日，布查鎮兩座教堂旁的空地就出現亂葬崗跡象，卅一日更有一座教堂外出現約十四公尺的壕溝，據信為亂葬崗所在地。

澤倫斯基斥俄軍「種族滅絕」澤倫斯基三日在全國談話中，怒斥俄軍是「殺人犯、虐待狂、強姦犯、搶劫犯」，應以死謝罪。他也向美國哥倫比亞廣播公司（CBS）表示，俄軍行徑就是「種族滅絕」，普廷及所有下達命令的軍事指揮官都該被究責。澤倫斯基已前往布查視察，並建立「特別機制」調查俄軍在烏罪行。

人權觀察（HRW）三日發表報告指出，二月廿七日至三月十四日之間俄軍佔領區的目擊者、受害者的說法證實，俄軍犯下輪姦、任意處決等一系列戰爭罪。英國廣播公司和法新社記者前往布查探訪時，也目睹當地平民遭到虐殺的屍體。

聯合國秘書長古特瑞斯表明「極度震驚」，呼籲展開獨立調查。英國首相強森砲轟俄軍卑鄙攻擊平民，指布查和伊爾平慘況為普廷及俄軍犯下戰爭罪提供更多罪證，承諾增加制裁措施。德國國防部長蘭布雷特呼籲，歐盟應討論停止進口俄天然氣；法國總統馬克宏將要求歐盟全面停止進口俄國煤炭和石油。歐盟則說，已在緊急磋商擴大制裁，包括能源制裁。

美國國務卿布林肯也譴責俄軍「野蠻」，指擴大制裁箭在弦上。據了解，美方曾討論實施「二級制裁」，即制裁仍與俄貿易的第三方國家，或制裁俄國礦業、運輸和其他金融領域等更多產業。日本首相岸田文雄四日表達強烈譴責，痛斥危害平民違反國際法，並強調將與國際社會合作，對俄國採取更進一步制裁。

countries: 歐盟 美國 哥倫比亞 英國 日本 俄羅斯 法國 立陶宛 德國 烏克蘭

taiwan-subdivisions: 新社 員林

title: 俄屠殺烏平民 歐美擬擴大制裁


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▲潘武雄。（圖／記者李毓康攝）

記者楊舒帆／台南報導

統一獅5日主場迎戰味全龍，3位40歲以上資深球員先發，潘威倫扛獅隊先發投手，潘武雄擔任第5棒指定打擊，連兩天開轟的林智勝繼續擔任第2棒。

目前中職40歲以上球員，再加上同為獅隊的高國慶及中信兄弟周思齊，此戰同場3位先發，潘武雄說，「5個出現3個不錯喔，超過一半了。」今年將引退，潘武雄坦言看到先發有點嚇到，「本來是設定代打，今天有先發還有點小緊張，也有點嚇到，畢竟球隊培養年輕人，我可能打個幾次而已，要抽空調整到跟投手對決的狀態，所以先發會想盡全力，想把自己做到最好，每個打席都很珍惜。」

潘武雄連兩戰代打，主場球迷用無伴奏純合唱方式唱出潘武雄經典加油歌，站上打擊區的他充滿感動，第一次上場時全場齊聲唱，主審紀華文和對方捕手蔣少宏還有一段爆笑對話。潘武雄說，「連主審都說看一次少一次，捕手也說這個經典喔！不知道是不是故意要分散我注意力，就跟他們說，讓我認真一下啦！」

開季連兩戰輸球，獅隊起頭不順，潘武雄笑言，「這也是我們的傳統！」不過隨後也認真表示，還是要想辦法解決，每年到後面都爬得很辛苦，必須要投打都調整到最好。他負責代打時，比賽前半段還是幫忙調整，快到代打的時候再去熱身。

身兼助理打擊教練，賽前練習參與開會，都比過往還要忙碌，潘武雄慢慢適應新角色，他坦言，「不一樣的事情很新鮮，很忙就會心累，還是要有樂趣才會有熱誠。」

title: 潘武雄「咿呀咿呀喲～」被主審虧　引退年首先發小緊張


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有關「全民防疫、愛心篩檢」的實施，基隆市長林右昌於視訊記者會中宣布，明(5)日起至4月9日，會針對設籍於基隆市或於基隆市有居住之實，18歲以上之民眾，分區域、分類別、規劃時序，分批發放13萬750片的快篩試劑，並宣布五大實施原則及十二項規劃要點，他表示，「期望能建立操作模式，在一定時間內執行達一定人口比例的快篩試劑檢測，找出社區潛在感染源。」

林右昌說，為在新冠肺炎COVID-19後疫情時代，提升國人自主健康監測能力、維持醫療與防疫量能、兼顧社會經濟正常活動與疫情風險控管，並為台灣與國際社會接軌有次序地逐步走向開放預作準備，基隆市特擬定「全民防疫、愛心篩檢」示範計畫，期望能建立操作模式，在一定時間內執行達一定人口比例的快篩試劑檢測，找出社區潛在感染源，為「以篩檢取代隔離、用快篩取代PCR（核酸檢測）」之政策目標建立基礎。

林右昌首先宣布五大實施原則，一、以自願性參與為主，組織性安排為輔；二、讓有意願參與之民眾，可方便且多管道取得快篩試劑；三、以廣發為原則，熱區地點加強重點發放；四、以容易擴散，不易掌握之群體加強重點發放；五、為符合普遍參與原則，避免被標籤化，不對外公布發放之特定對象族群、區域。

林右昌也逐條說明十二項規劃要點，包括：

1. 分區域、分類別、規劃時序，分批發放。

2. 試劑一律拿回家自主施作篩檢。

3. 快篩陽性回報，快篩陰性不回報。

4. 善用社會網絡、企業網絡與宗教網絡系統，複式鼓勵民眾參與意願。

5. 利用里民或社區活動中心，設立衛教與試劑發送站

6. 加強基層醫療診所合作，針對有症狀病患加強發放快篩試劑篩檢。

7. 建立輔導員團隊，進駐發送點協助解說。

8. 試劑發送分批實施衛教，示範教導民眾如何使用試劑並解說問題。

9. 設立24小時快篩陽性通報專線

10.設立「全民防疫愛心篩檢」諮詢專線。

11. 建立充足之防疫車隊。

12. 建立新的PCR篩檢量能，快速得到篩檢結果。

至於發放的類別，林右昌說，分為四個類別，共發13萬570劑，規劃參與者為13萬570人，佔全市人口比例約為36.1%，執行時間為4/5至4/9，共計五天；分別是「18歲以上的一般民眾」共計7萬1150劑，佔54.49%、「易擴散不易掌控族群」共計1萬4276劑，佔10.93%，「維持關鍵基礎設施人員」共計3萬8444劑，佔29.44%，「基層診所」共6700劑，佔5.13%。

區里的部分，將配發區里人口的10%至區里活動中心，自明天起至4/8發完為止，詳細的地點，區里辦公室會再對外公布。

林右昌也補充，我們檢視了現有食藥署快篩試劑的指引，覺得不太合用，所以我們由觀銷處來重新設計了快篩試劑的使用指引宣傳單讓民眾可以一目瞭然。民眾可以透過24小時快篩陽性專線電話接手後續的PCR採檢、防疫車輛派遣以及PCR確診後的收容收治。打這個專線通報，市府會提供免費專車接送服務，如果要到集中檢疫所也有免費巴士載送。

journalist: 地方中心／基隆報導

events: 新冠肺炎 COVID-19 疫情

taiwan-subdivisions: 基隆 基隆市

things: 防疫 經濟

title: 「基隆愛心篩檢」 林右昌：4/5至4/9發放13萬片試劑


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▲名模洪子雯在台灣甜心網刊登包養訊息引發詐欺糾紛，經士林地檢處理不起訴，聲請交付審判也遭法官駁回。（圖／翻攝臉書）

記者張君豪／台北報導

不少男子透過網路抖內直播網紅、小模出手大方，但這類斥資與花錢網模親近的交易過程也衍生不少糾紛；曾拿下超模大賽后冠的名模洪子雯遭王姓男子提告詐欺，控訴他在2021年2月在包養網站「台灣甜心網」認識洪女，洪女自稱家庭困苦，父母離婚後模特兒工作又因疫情沒收入處境堪憐。

王男誤信為真，以每月花6萬元與洪女交往，結果1個月僅見到對方7次面，且洪女僅讓王男牽手、輕吻，甚至後期還拒絕見面，王男認為被騙提告詐欺，士林地檢署認定全案屬「感情糾紛」，處分洪子雯不起訴，王男不服向高檢署聲請再議、地院申請交付審判均遭駁回。

根據院檢調查，洪子雯雖然在該網站聲稱可接受包養，但警方查出王男「 包養」期間，洪女仍在其他交友平台與其他男網友聊天，且洪女戶頭內有多人匯款給洪女，王男因此認定洪女涉及詐騙。

檢方查出、洪子雯早跟經紀公司陳姓負責人同居，雖然向其他男子誆稱工作收入欠佳、經濟不穩且須償還姑姑代墊學費，但事實上法院調閱洪女IG社群紀錄，發現洪女經常與陳姓男友出入台北市萬豪酒店mark's teppanyaki、君品頤宮Le Palais等高級餐廳。

洪陳兩人並常開賓士車出遊，並互贈香奈兒高檔球鞋，甚至兩人在疫情工作清淡期間，外帶午餐經常是千元和牛餐盒、購置玩具也經常數萬元起跳，甚至近期洪陳兩人斥資購買位於某雙鐵共構區附近的四大房豪宅共築愛巢，讓法官認定洪女，並非如她對外所言經濟窘困需要「給人包養」

檢警發現名模洪子雯早有穩定男友，雙方甚至購房共築愛巢，但洪女仍多次在網上PO文求包養引發男粉絲抖內、匯款包養爭議，儘管王男指控包養洪女一個月期間，洪女不僅不配合見面，且雙方約會時態度冷淡，還辯稱當模特兒工作時間不固定。

士林地檢署調查指出，洪女因擔任模特兒，見面時間無法配合並非「全然無據」，檢察官認定該案應屬感情糾紛、王男匯款行為是「維繫雙方關係的贈與」認定洪女詐欺罪證不足，處分不起訴；王男不服聲請高檢署再議也遭駁回。

後來王男聲請將案件交付審判，士林地院法官審理後雖然證實洪女與公司陳姓負責人早就是男女朋友，她卻隱瞞此事實在網路刊登求包養交友啟事，顯然「這段感情」談的有爭議，但法官點出關鍵「經濟行為存在不同程度的交易風險、國家不能對所有無價值投資一概動用刑罰權」，以及「為討好女方自願贈與財物」不構成詐欺行為，因此駁回交付審判聲請；王男將對洪子雯續提民事告訴，請求返還不當得利。

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title: 名模遭控包養詐欺！花6萬僅牽手+輕吻最後神隱　他怒告全吞敗


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曾愷玹曾是周杰倫的J女郎，當年因電影《不能說的．秘密》與周杰倫傳出緋聞，後來還與吳慷仁祕戀1年。被喻為氣質女星的她，曾經前途不可限量，卻在2013年在蔡康永牽線下，與大16歲的藝術經紀人陳冠宇結婚生女。淡出8年後，如今她成了藝術咖啡店的老闆娘，也決定復出幕前，要拍一部屬於自己的代表作。

出道演出電影《不能說的．秘密》而一炮而紅的曾愷玹，曾被認為前途一片光明，2013年底經由蔡康永做媒，她認識了經紀藝術家陳冠宇，沒多久突然宣布結婚、淡出演藝圈，跌破眾人眼鏡。

title: 【獨家】【人妻拚復出】閃婚生女有遺憾 曾愷玹復出幕前幹大事


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Ukrainian officials said the bodies of at least 410 civilians have been found in towns around Kyiv that were recaptured from Russian forces in recent days. The Ukrainian prosecutor-general’s office described one room discovered in Bucha as a “torture chamber.” In a statement, it said the bodies of five men with their hands bound were found in the basement of a children’s sanatorium where civilians were tortured and killed. The bodies seen by AP journalists in Bucha included at least 13 in and around a building that local people said Russian troops used as a base. Three other bodies were found in a stairwell, and a group of six were burned together. The dead witnessed by the news agency's journalists also included bodies wrapped in black plastic, piled on one end of a mass grave in a Bucha churchyard. Many of those victims had been shot in cars or killed in explosions trying to flee the city. With the morgue full and the cemetery impossible to reach, the churchyard was the only place to keep the dead, Father Andrii Galavin said. Tanya Nedashkivs’ka said she buried her husband in a garden outside their apartment building after he was detained by Russian troops. His body was one of those left heaped in a stairwell. “Please, I am begging you, do something!” she said. “It’s me talking, a Ukrainian woman, a Ukrainian woman, a mother of two kids and one grandchild. For all the wives and mothers, make peace on Earth so no one ever grieves again." Another Bucha resident, Volodymyr Pilhutskyi, said his neighbor Pavlo Vlasenko was taken away by Russian soldiers because the military-style pants he was wearing and the uniforms that Vlasenko said belonged to his security guard son appeared suspicious. When Vlasenko’s body was later found, it had burn marks from a flamethrower, his neighbor said. Russia's U.N. ambassador, Vassily Nebenzia, insisted Monday at a news conference that during the time that Bucha was under Russian control, “not a single local person has suffered from any violent action.” However, high-resolution satellite imagery by commercial provider Maxar Technologies showed that many of the bodies have been lying in the open for weeks, during the time that Russian forces were in Bucha. The New York Times first reported on the satellite images showing the dead. Western and Ukrainian leaders have accused Russia of war crimes before, and the International Criminal Court’s prosecutor has already opened an investigation. But the latest reports ratcheted up the condemnation. German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said the images from Bucha reveal the “unbelievable brutality of the Russian leadership and those who follow its propaganda.” And French President Emmanuel Macron said there is “clear evidence of war crimes” in Bucha that demand new punitive measures. “I’m in favor of a new round of sanctions and in particular on coal and gasoline. We need to act,” he said on France-Inter radio. Though united in outrage, the European allies appeared split on how to respond. While Poland urged Europe to quickly wean itself off Russian energy, Germany said it would stick with a gradual approach of phasing out coal and oil imports over the next several months. Russia had withdrawn many of its forces from the capital area after being thwarted in its bid to swiftly capture Kyiv. It has instead poured troops and mercenaries into the country’s east in a stepped-up bid to gain control of the Donbas, the largely Russian-speaking industrial region that includes the besieged southern port city of Mariupol, which has seen some of the heaviest fighting and worst suffering of the war. About two-thirds of the Russian troops around Kyiv have left and are either in Belarus or on their way there, probably getting more supplies and reinforcements, said a senior U.S. defense official who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss an intelligence assessment. More than 1,500 civilians were able to escape Mariupol on Monday, using the dwindling number of private vehicles available to get out, Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk said. But amid the fighting, a Red Cross-accompanied convoy of buses that has been thwarted for days on end in a bid to deliver supplies and evacuate residents was again unable to get inside the city, Vereshchuk said. Elsewhere, Russian shelling killed 11 people in the southern city of Mykolaiv, regional governor Vitaliy Kim said in a video message on social media. Zelenskyy appealed for more weaponry as Russia prepares new offensives. “If we had already got what we needed — all these planes, tanks, artillery, anti-missile and anti-ship weapons — we could have saved thousands of people,” he said. ___ Yuras Karmanau in Lviv, Ukraine; Edith Lederer at the United Nations; Lolita Baldor in Washington and Associated Press journalists around the world contributed to this report. ___ Follow the AP’s coverage of the war at https://apnews.com/hub/russia-ukraine

journalist: By OLEKSANDR STASHEVSKYI , Associated Press, Associated Press

title: Zelenskyy to address UN amid outrage over civilian deaths


content_text: 中評社北京4月5日電／法國國際關係與戰略研究所網站3月30日發表題為《俄羅斯在烏克蘭有何戰略轉變？》的文章，作者系該研究所合作研究員讓-克洛德·阿拉爾，文章稱，作戰計劃必須致力於攻擊敵人的重心，同時保護自己的重心，並能根據情況進行調整。全文摘編如下： 政治決定戰爭目標 如何理解俄羅斯軍隊在烏克蘭的兩次戰略轉變？一次是戰爭開始3天後，另一次是在3月26日，當時俄羅斯副參謀長宣布今後的重點將放在頓巴斯。 要知道，在一切衝突中，政治決定了戰爭的目標，軍方隨之制定作戰計劃，然後交由軍隊來執行。 政治目標通常是捍衛一個國家認為是其重大利益的東西。從很長時間以來，至少從2007年慕尼黑會議以來，普京便制定了他的第一個戰爭目標：讓美國聽到自己的聲音，如有必要可動用武力，以在多邊框架內被承認是一個國際參與者。第二個戰爭目標是在2014年烏克蘭危機和塞瓦斯托波爾港口使用合同受到威脅後出現的：俄羅斯的海上出口必須得到保障和正規化。 因此，戰爭的目標很明確：向北約展示武力，同時迫使烏克蘭以及國際社會通過一項條約，永久承認俄羅斯對克里米亞的完全主權。普京在參戰前提出的其他目標（去納粹化、生物實驗室、支持自行宣布成立的“共和國”等）主要是為國內宣傳提供論據，或向國際社會提供理由。 圍繞重心調整作戰 作戰計劃必須致力於攻擊敵人的重心，同時保護自己的重心，並能根據情況進行調整。

countries: 烏克蘭 法國 美國 俄羅斯

title: 專家分析：俄軍在烏克蘭有何戰略轉變？