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These images show the aftermath of Russian missile attacks on agricultural warehouses and one that took out emergency services equipment, in Ukraines Odesa region on Friday 21July2023. Officials from Odesa City Council said: At night, the enemy attacked Odesa with Kalibr cruise missiles from the Black Sea. Trying to bypass air defense systems, the enemy directed missiles at the minimum height, using the features of the landscape. The attacks are the latest in a spate of Russian attacks on the city and its infrastructure - with a particular focus on agricultural warehouses following the collapse of a deal allowing Ukraine to export grain via the Black Sea. The Odesa officials added: After three consecutive nights of powerful PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxUKxFRA Copyright: xx 52907959
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End of grain agreement with negative consequences for China

China was the largest buyer under the agreement to export Ukrainian grain across the Black Sea. Now Russia has terminated the deal – hitting its most important partner above all. China criticized the cutoff of shipments and the bombs on Ukrainian port infrastructure. But it is still unclear how Beijing will now position itself.

By Christiane Kuehl

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‘German researchers helped China to develop hypersonic weapons’

In a recent study, Jeffrey Stoff reveals how German universities, research institutions and also companies cooperate with Chinese institutions which also have a military background. In an interview with Michael Radunski, Stoff warns against overly close scientific cooperation between China and Germany.

By Michael Radunski

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Huawei wants to predict the weather within seconds

AI-based software is set to revolutionize previous methods of weather forecasting. Huawei has also developed promising software with 'Pangu Weather.' It can predict weather changes within seconds, the researchers write.

By Frank Sieren