AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRussia Space: Roscosmos says its Spectr-UV ultraviolet telescope—meant to succeed Hubble—targets an Oct. 24, 2031 launch, with detailed engineering and ground systems work starting in Jan. 2027. Ukraine-Linked Tech & Security: Citizen Lab reports Russia kept using Cellebrite phone-cracking tools after Israel’s ban, based on records tied to opposition activist Andrey Pivovarov. Cybercrime Crackdown: Europol and partners disrupted malware-as-a-service networks (SocGholish, Amadey, StealC), taking down 326 servers and recovering 27M datasets. AI in Warfare: A report highlights how AI-assisted targeting is accelerating drone and strike operations in the Iran and Ukraine conflicts. Energy & Industry: Ukraine-linked drones hit two of three Ufa refineries, triggering major fires; meanwhile, S&P warns Hormuz reopening may ease near-term risk but supply normalization will be uneven. Defense Manufacturing: Reuters says US firm Anduril is in talks to buy Nissan’s Oppama plant to expand drone production in Japan. Nuclear Education: Rosatom will host “Nuclear Education Week” in Obninsk with 500+ youth from 70 countries. Health Tech: A Hungary program can deliver custom prosthetic limbs to Ukrainian patients in as little as 24 hours using direct lamination.
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