Does the internal energy of a body depend on its movement and position relative to other bodies?

The internal energy of the body E is the sum of the kinetic energy Ek of the movement of molecules and the potential energy of interaction of molecules En.
E = Ek + En.
The internal energy of a body depends on the temperature of the body, on the state of aggregation of matter and other factors, and does not depend on the position of the body in space and its mechanical movement.