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SK Hynix: Will issue new shares at 2.25 million won per share. ADR underwriting commission is 389 billion won.1. The governor of Rostov Oblast, Russia, stated that two oil tankers were attacked by drones in the Sea of Azov. 2. The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) stated that it has successfully thwarted a series of large-scale terrorist attacks targeting Russian Ministry of Defense military infrastructure and officers, including operations involving drone strikes. 3. The Ukrainian military stated that it struck 12 Russian oil tankers, one tugboat, and one cargo ship in the Sea of Azov. 4. Sources say that Putin rejected calls for peace talks, potentially escalating the war in Ukraine. 5. Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov stated that Russia no longer believes the West is willing to negotiate. 6. The Italian Foreign Ministry stated that Italy has expelled two military attachés from the Russian embassy in Rome. 7. The Kremlin stated that it has no illusions about the US granting Ukraine permission to produce Patriot missiles.On July 10th, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on the 9th that Israel will "not allow" Iran to acquire nuclear weapons, regardless of whether the United States and Iran reach an agreement. Simultaneously, Israel plans to increase its defense budget over the next 10 years, focusing on developing its air force and domestic defense industry. He announced an additional 350 billion shekels (approximately US$117.7 billion) to the defense budget over the next 10 years, a significant portion of which will be used for air force development, while simultaneously developing the domestic defense industry to reduce reliance on overseas procurement.SK Hynix plans to raise 40 trillion won in its ADR listing, up from 43 trillion won previously.On July 10, Sun Lei, China’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, spoke at the Security Council’s review of the Ukraine issue on July 9, urging the parties involved to remain calm and exercise restraint, make every effort to de-escalate the situation, and create conditions for an early ceasefire and end to the war.
