AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLithuania Tightens Sanctions on Belarus/Russia Ties: Lithuania proposes new restrictions on Russian and Belarusian nationals who back the Moscow/Minsk regimes, including bans on public work in education, science, culture, sport and entertainment, plus limits on property purchases near military and security sites—framed as a move to block “soft power” propaganda. Lithuania Reviews Belarusian App Developer Residency: Lithuania is rechecking the legal status of Belarus-linked businessman Andrei Shimanovich after an OCCRP/Buro investigation alleged mobile apps marketed as Lithuanian were developed/maintained in Belarus and sometimes sent user data to Belarus/Russia, prompting a security-agency reassessment. Wildberries Security and Losses: Wildberries CEO Tatiana Kim says drone attacks on its logistics have caused billions in losses across multiple countries and that the firm is continuously upgrading warehouse defenses and fire safety, including new fire brigades and equipment. Fertilizer Supply Shock Reminder: Commentary highlights how Strait of Hormuz disruptions can hit fertilizer flows—after earlier shocks including sanctions affecting Belarus potassium—raising food-price risk. Belarus–Pakistan Defense Tech Cooperation: Pakistan and Belarus reaffirm plans for deeper defense collaboration, including joint training, exercises, technological cooperation and defense-industrial partnerships. Open-Source Supply Chain Attacks: Google/Mandiant warn of rising software supply chain compromises targeting open source repositories, with campaigns using developer tooling and credential-stealing payloads.
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