2026-10-13 12:00 UTC | BLOCK 971235
BITCOIN $83,550 | GOLD $4,187 | OIL $101.95
1. Bulgaria Summons Russian Envoy After Black Sea Ship Sinks
-- Bulgaria summoned Russia’s ambassador after a drone attack sank a merchant ship off its coast, leaving 11 crew members missing, the BBC reported.
-- The summons brings the attack into bilateral diplomacy, although responsibility for the drones has not been established.
2. Britain Seeks to Block Argentine Arrest Notices Over Falklands Oil
-- Britain asked Interpol to reject Argentina’s requests to arrest people linked to an offshore oil project near the Falkland Islands, the Guardian reported.
-- If Interpol issues notices, people working on the project could face detention while travelling abroad, adding legal risk to development in the disputed waters.
3. UK Court Ruling Raises Prospect of State Keeping £3.8 Billion in Bitcoin
-- A London judge ruled that Chinese victims of a major crypto fraud cannot rely on English law to seek compensation, improving the UK’s chances of keeping a £3.8 billion bitcoin haul, the Financial Times reported.
-- Victims would need another legal basis to pursue recovery; the ruling does not itself settle who ultimately receives the bitcoin.
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