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2026-07-28 16:00 UTC | BLOCK 959991
BITCOIN $63,832 | GOLD $4,033 | OIL $84.17
1. Russian forces strike two Ukrainian ships and Mykolaiv port
-- Russian forces hit at least two Ukrainian vessels in the Black Sea and struck the port of Mykolaiv on Tuesday, Moscow said.
-- Further attacks on maritime assets could constrain Ukraine's export logistics and increase war-risk costs across Black Sea shipping routes.
2. China's chip-tool drive tightens pressure on ASML
-- Chinese semiconductor-equipment makers are advancing domestic alternatives as U.S. export controls restrict Beijing's access to ASML technology, Reuters reported.
-- Faster substitution would erode the China market for Western chip-equipment vendors while making export restrictions on advanced manufacturing technology harder to enforce.
3. Azerbaijan sentences Toplum TV journalists and activists to 12 to 15 years
-- A Baku court convicted nine journalists and activists of financial crimes, giving Toplum TV's co-founders 15-year terms and its founder-director 14 years; the defendants deny the charges and plan to appeal.
-- The removal of one of Azerbaijan's last independent outlets sharply narrows scrutiny of corruption and government policy in the energy-exporting state.
4. Allied cyber agencies tell infrastructure operators to prepare OT isolation
-- U.S., Australian, British and Canadian agencies issued joint guidance for mapping vital operational-technology systems, establishing separation points and testing graduated isolation plans.
-- Critical infrastructure that retains manual or alternate control paths can limit service outages and speed recovery during state-backed attacks or geopolitical crises.
5. GitHub expands Dependabot malware alerts with OpenSSF data
-- GitHub now imports OpenSSF malicious-package advisories into its database, extending Dependabot malware detection across npm, PyPI and additional software ecosystems.
-- Automatic matching gives maintainers earlier warning when poisoned dependencies enter a project, reducing exposure to credential theft and downstream supply-chain compromise.
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