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Iran develops bladeless wind turbines that capture seven times more energy The new design replaces traditional blades with a magnetic-levitation rotor and an intelligent 360-degree wind-guidance system — capturing wind energy without the need for complex yaw mechanisms. 🔸 Multiple units can be stacked vertically — up to ten on a single tower 🔸 The bladeless design is quieter, more compact, requires less maintenance, and reduces safety risks associated with rotating blades 🔸 The turbine can operate at wind speeds as low as 2.5–3 m/s, making it suitable for areas where traditional turbines struggle 🔸 The system can also be paired with solar panels for hybrid renewable energy setups The technology is now entering the prototype stage.

Iran develops bladeless wind turbines that capture seven times more energy The new design replaces traditional blades with a magnetic-levitation rotor and an intelligent 360-degree wind-guidance system — capturing wind energy without the need for complex yaw mechanisms. 🔸 Multiple units can be stacked vertically — up to ten on a single tower 🔸 The bladeless design is quieter, more compact, requires less maintenance, and reduces safety risks associated with rotating blades 🔸 The turbine can operate at wind speeds as low as 2.5–3 m/s, making it suitable for areas where traditional turbines struggle 🔸 The system can also be paired with solar panels for hybrid renewable energy setups The technology is now entering the prototype stage.

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🚨🇷🇺 Putin: Russia is one of just four countries that can make its own aircraft engines Among the other three countries are the US, the UK, and France Since 2022, Russia has unveiled several fully indigenous engines, including the PD-14 for the MC-21 airliner and the new 177S fifth-generation engine for fighter jets like the Su-57

🚨🇷🇺 Putin: Russia is one of just four countries that can make its own aircraft engines Among the other three countries are the US, the UK, and France Since 2022, Russia has unveiled several fully indigenous engines, including the PD-14 for the MC-21 airliner and the new 177S fifth-generation engine for fighter jets like the Su-57

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🚨🇨🇳 China unveils world’s first heavy-duty hydrogen engine The WP15 hydrogen direct-injection engine developed by Weichai Power aims to power heavy-duty vehicles with zero carbon emissions 🔸 The 14.6-liter engine delivers 600 horsepower and 2,800 Nm of torque 🔸 It achieves 46.8% peak brake thermal efficiency, converting nearly half of chemical energy into work 🔸 The engine shares over 90% of its components with diesel engines, simplifying maintenance and integration into existing vehicle designs 🔸 Its fuel system can handle less-than-ultra-pure hydrogen, reducing filtration costs and complexity The WP15 engine is another milestone in advancing China’s leadership in clean hydrogen mobility.

🚨🇨🇳 China unveils world’s first heavy-duty hydrogen engine The WP15 hydrogen direct-injection engine developed by Weichai Power aims to power heavy-duty vehicles with zero carbon emissions 🔸 The 14.6-liter engine delivers 600 horsepower and 2,800 Nm of torque 🔸 It achieves 46.8% peak brake thermal efficiency, converting nearly half of chemical energy into work 🔸 The engine shares over 90% of its components with diesel engines, simplifying maintenance and integration into existing vehicle designs 🔸 Its fuel system can handle less-than-ultra-pure hydrogen, reducing filtration costs and complexity The WP15 engine is another milestone in advancing China’s leadership in clean hydrogen mobility.

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Russian scientists breakthrough in safer rocket design with model that predicts when space fuel ignites The new mathematical model calculates ignition delay time with high accuracy (within 10–15% error) for hypergolic fuels — propellants that ignite on contact without a spark or heat 🔸The model accounts for heat exchange, evaporation, vapor mixing, and chemical reactions — both in liquid and gas phases 🔸Ignition timing depends on droplet size and temperature; the model accurately predicts both 🔸Larger droplets evaporate faster, but beyond a certain size (about 3 mm), ignition delay time stops changing 🔸The technology allows real-time monitoring of temperature and mixture composition during ignition

Russian scientists breakthrough in safer rocket design with model that predicts when space fuel ignites The new mathematical model calculates ignition delay time with high accuracy (within 10–15% error) for hypergolic fuels — propellants that ignite on contact without a spark or heat 🔸The model accounts for heat exchange, evaporation, vapor mixing, and chemical reactions — both in liquid and gas phases 🔸Ignition timing depends on droplet size and temperature; the model accurately predicts both 🔸Larger droplets evaporate faster, but beyond a certain size (about 3 mm), ignition delay time stops changing 🔸The technology allows real-time monitoring of temperature and mixture composition during ignition

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🚨🇷🇺 Did Russia hit a secret NATO mega arms depot near Kiev? The Ukrainian army insists a massive arms depot in Vishnevoye, 15km from Kiev, which was hit by Russia on July 6 is not theirs. That claim shows that it may have “contained weapons which united Europe wanted to test on Ukrainian territory,” military analyst and Arsenal Otechestva contributor Alexander Sinyugin told Sputnik. 🔸 judging by the scale of destruction and secondary explosions which lasted for hours, the site contained a serious amount of ammo, and perhaps parts for Flamingo missiles 🔸 the site’s location confirms Ukrainian uses civilians as human shields, in “full knowledge” that Russia is trying to avoid casualties 🔸The idea that the Ukraine didn’t know about an arsenal that big in the town sounds “utterly absurd” “Such a version of the story only evokes a sarcastic smile from a sensible person,” Sinyugin noted. There’s one more good reason for Ukraine’s MoD to deny the site was theirs: it may have stored arms Ukraine gets from NATO and reexports on the black market, veteran military analyst Viktor Litovkin said. Footage from social media

🚨🇷🇺 Did Russia hit a secret NATO mega arms depot near Kiev? The Ukrainian army insists a massive arms depot in Vishnevoye, 15km from Kiev, which was hit by Russia on July 6 is not theirs. That claim shows that it may have “contained weapons which united Europe wanted to test on Ukrainian territory,” military analyst and Arsenal Otechestva contributor Alexander Sinyugin told Sputnik. 🔸 judging by the scale of destruction and secondary explosions which lasted for hours, the site contained a serious amount of ammo, and perhaps parts for Flamingo missiles 🔸 the site’s location confirms Ukrainian uses civilians as human shields, in “full knowledge” that Russia is trying to avoid casualties 🔸The idea that the Ukraine didn’t know about an arsenal that big in the town sounds “utterly absurd” “Such a version of the story only evokes a sarcastic smile from a sensible person,” Sinyugin noted. There’s one more good reason for Ukraine’s MoD to deny the site was theirs: it may have stored arms Ukraine gets from NATO and reexports on the black market, veteran military analyst Viktor Litovkin said. Footage from social media

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🚨 Russia's new tactic of missile avalanche may compel Ukraine to peace – military expert Russia conducted a large-scale raid on Ukraine's fuel and energy infrastructure facilities, as well as Flamingo missile and drone production plants, the Russian Ministry of Defense said. The July 2 strike employed a combination of cruise, supersonic, and hypersonic missiles, supported by high-precision combat UAVs. Judging by Zelensky's hysterical reaction, the damage inflicted on assembly lines of the Flamingo ballistic missiles was serious, Alexander Mikhailov, head of the Bureau of Military-Political Analysis, tells Sputnik. 🔸 European-developed weapons "will face production disruptions" 🔸 "There is no longer any kind of embargo on strikes against Ukraine, which is why any military-related target that may be of interest to Russian armed forces will be hit in the future" 🔸 Russian strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure also immobilize logistics of the Ukrainian military "Ukraine always has the option to stop the strikes on its own territory. They know the conditions perfectly well," Mikhailov summarizes.

🚨 Russia's new tactic of missile avalanche may compel Ukraine to peace – military expert Russia conducted a large-scale raid on Ukraine's fuel and energy infrastructure facilities, as well as Flamingo missile and drone production plants, the Russian Ministry of Defense said. The July 2 strike employed a combination of cruise, supersonic, and hypersonic missiles, supported by high-precision combat UAVs. Judging by Zelensky's hysterical reaction, the damage inflicted on assembly lines of the Flamingo ballistic missiles was serious, Alexander Mikhailov, head of the Bureau of Military-Political Analysis, tells Sputnik. 🔸 European-developed weapons "will face production disruptions" 🔸 "There is no longer any kind of embargo on strikes against Ukraine, which is why any military-related target that may be of interest to Russian armed forces will be hit in the future" 🔸 Russian strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure also immobilize logistics of the Ukrainian military "Ukraine always has the option to stop the strikes on its own territory. They know the conditions perfectly well," Mikhailov summarizes.

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🚨🇷🇺 Russian strikes hit Ukraine’s Black Sea military supply chain — MoD Targets included: ▪️ Odessa port facilities used to unload and store military cargo ▪️ A ship-repair workshop in Chernomorsk ▪️ A dry cargo vessel unloading supplies in Nikolayev ▪️ A bulk carrier and two cargo ships delivering supplies to Odessa and Chernomorsk

🚨🇷🇺 Russian strikes hit Ukraine’s Black Sea military supply chain — MoD Targets included: ▪️ Odessa port facilities used to unload and store military cargo ▪️ A ship-repair workshop in Chernomorsk ▪️ A dry cargo vessel unloading supplies in Nikolayev ▪️ A bulk carrier and two cargo ships delivering supplies to Odessa and Chernomorsk

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🚨 Russian Geran drones devastate major Ukrainian vehicle depot in Dnepropetrovsk region The facility was a key logistics hub used to transport UAVs, spare parts, and components to Ukrainian forces. Several fuel tankers were also destroyed on site.

🚨 Russian Geran drones devastate major Ukrainian vehicle depot in Dnepropetrovsk region The facility was a key logistics hub used to transport UAVs, spare parts, and components to Ukrainian forces. Several fuel tankers were also destroyed on site.

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🚨🇨🇳 China's new 100 GW microwave weapon could fry US satellites in orbit China has moved high-power microwave (HPM) weapons from laboratory prototypes to real military systems, a rare military research paper from the National University of Defense Technology reveals. 🔸 The 100 GW-class weapon combines multiple synchronized pulse generators into a single platform, overcoming insulation limits of individual units 🔸 Just 1 GW can severely interfere with or damage low Earth orbit satellites — making this system a major threat to satellite constellations like Starlink 🔸 China has already developed several gigawatt-class microwave weapons, with some reportedly delivered to military users 🔸 The technology includes instant‑activation systems that work even at minus 40°C, improving readiness in extreme cold.

🚨🇨🇳 China's new 100 GW microwave weapon could fry US satellites in orbit China has moved high-power microwave (HPM) weapons from laboratory prototypes to real military systems, a rare military research paper from the National University of Defense Technology reveals. 🔸 The 100 GW-class weapon combines multiple synchronized pulse generators into a single platform, overcoming insulation limits of individual units 🔸 Just 1 GW can severely interfere with or damage low Earth orbit satellites — making this system a major threat to satellite constellations like Starlink 🔸 China has already developed several gigawatt-class microwave weapons, with some reportedly delivered to military users 🔸 The technology includes instant‑activation systems that work even at minus 40°C, improving readiness in extreme cold.

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🚨🇨🇳 Huawei's new Kirin 2026 chip boosts performance by 55% without shrinking transistors The Chinese tech giant has revealed its new smartphone processor with major gains through smarter LogicFolding design, avoiding more advanced manufacturing processes 🔸 Transistor density increased by 55% compared to last year's Kirin 9030 Pro — using the same process node 🔸 Power consumption is cut by 41% at the same performance level, with a 5.6% reduction in power density 🔸 The LogicFolding design shortens wire length by 30%, reduces clock-buffer count by over 50% and cuts clock skew by 25% Huawei's approach offers chip performance gains despite US sanctions limiting access to advanced EUV lithography — strengthening China's push for semiconductor self-reliance

🚨🇨🇳 Huawei's new Kirin 2026 chip boosts performance by 55% without shrinking transistors The Chinese tech giant has revealed its new smartphone processor with major gains through smarter LogicFolding design, avoiding more advanced manufacturing processes 🔸 Transistor density increased by 55% compared to last year's Kirin 9030 Pro — using the same process node 🔸 Power consumption is cut by 41% at the same performance level, with a 5.6% reduction in power density 🔸 The LogicFolding design shortens wire length by 30%, reduces clock-buffer count by over 50% and cuts clock skew by 25% Huawei's approach offers chip performance gains despite US sanctions limiting access to advanced EUV lithography — strengthening China's push for semiconductor self-reliance

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🚨🇨🇳 China makes history with first submarine-launched ballistic missile test The missile, carrying a dummy warhead, was launched from international waters in the Pacific and struck its designated target with pinpoint accuracy, state media reported. 🔺This marks the first known submarine-based ballistic missile test by China since 1982 🔺The missile exceeded 12,000 km range and can carry targetable warheads (MIRVs), analysts speculate 🔺The launch demonstrated advanced underwater launch systems, long-range navigation, command-and-control capabilities, and a high state of combat readiness 🔺The test was conducted as part of routine training with prior international notifications.

🚨🇨🇳 China makes history with first submarine-launched ballistic missile test The missile, carrying a dummy warhead, was launched from international waters in the Pacific and struck its designated target with pinpoint accuracy, state media reported. 🔺This marks the first known submarine-based ballistic missile test by China since 1982 🔺The missile exceeded 12,000 km range and can carry targetable warheads (MIRVs), analysts speculate 🔺The launch demonstrated advanced underwater launch systems, long-range navigation, command-and-control capabilities, and a high state of combat readiness 🔺The test was conducted as part of routine training with prior international notifications.

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🚨🇵🇰 KAAN on fast track: Pakistan to receive fifth-generation fighters by late 2028 Pakistan is set to get its hands on advanced KAAN fighter jets two years earlier than planned. The head of TUSAŞ, Turkey’s aerospace giant, has announced that first deliveries will arrive between late 2028 and early 2029 For the Pakistan Air Force (PAF), this is a rare opportunity to obtain a stealth fighter—without the restrictions that often come with Western military technology But Pakistan isn’t just a buyer Nearly 200 Pakistani engineers have already worked on the KAAN project, and there are plans to set up a joint production facility inside Pakistan KAAN (also known as TF-X) at a glance: 🔸 5th-generation stealth design 🔸 Twin engines (U.S.-made General Electric F110 initially, Turkish engines later) 🔸 Top speed: over 2,200 km/h 🔸 Built for air superiority and ground strikes Why it matters: With KAAN, Pakistan will join an elite group of nations—USA, China, Russia, and Turkey—that operate fifth-generation fighters

🚨🇵🇰 KAAN on fast track: Pakistan to receive fifth-generation fighters by late 2028 Pakistan is set to get its hands on advanced KAAN fighter jets two years earlier than planned. The head of TUSAŞ, Turkey’s aerospace giant, has announced that first deliveries will arrive between late 2028 and early 2029 For the Pakistan Air Force (PAF), this is a rare opportunity to obtain a stealth fighter—without the restrictions that often come with Western military technology But Pakistan isn’t just a buyer Nearly 200 Pakistani engineers have already worked on the KAAN project, and there are plans to set up a joint production facility inside Pakistan KAAN (also known as TF-X) at a glance: 🔸 5th-generation stealth design 🔸 Twin engines (U.S.-made General Electric F110 initially, Turkish engines later) 🔸 Top speed: over 2,200 km/h 🔸 Built for air superiority and ground strikes Why it matters: With KAAN, Pakistan will join an elite group of nations—USA, China, Russia, and Turkey—that operate fifth-generation fighters

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Russian chemists synthesize silver compounds that outperform main tuberculosis drug Three-out-of-five new silver complexes show higher activity against tuberculosis bacteria than rifampicin — the frontline antibiotic One compound completely kills the bacteria, and doesn't just stops their growth 🔸 It uses myrtenic acid and attacks two key targets: cell wall synthesis and energy metabolism in the bacteria 🔸 The compounds remain stable in solution for up to 14 days and can withstand heating to 170°C 🔸 They could potentially bypass existing drug resistance, offering a new mechanism of action If preclinical trials confirm the results, silver complexes could form the basis of a new generation of antimicrobial drugs — offering hope in the fight against drug-resistant tuberculosis

Russian chemists synthesize silver compounds that outperform main tuberculosis drug Three-out-of-five new silver complexes show higher activity against tuberculosis bacteria than rifampicin — the frontline antibiotic One compound completely kills the bacteria, and doesn't just stops their growth 🔸 It uses myrtenic acid and attacks two key targets: cell wall synthesis and energy metabolism in the bacteria 🔸 The compounds remain stable in solution for up to 14 days and can withstand heating to 170°C 🔸 They could potentially bypass existing drug resistance, offering a new mechanism of action If preclinical trials confirm the results, silver complexes could form the basis of a new generation of antimicrobial drugs — offering hope in the fight against drug-resistant tuberculosis

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The Gulf is on fire — here's what happened US CENTCOM said it struck Iranian military comms, air defense, and surveillance sites across Iran. Iran hit back on every front. ▪️ Bahrain: drone strike on 5th Fleet base — Patriot radar and comms antennas hit ▪️ Kuwait: IRGC destroys 18 targets across 2 US airbases in 2 waves ▪️ Hormuz: Iran declares the strait closed — warns all vessels will be targeted, claims 2 already struck ▪️ Iranian media says F-16 breached airspace, forced to retreat by surface-to-air missiles CENTCOM says commercial ships are still transiting and denies any warships were hit. This is likely the biggest exchange of strikes since the Pakistan-mediated ceasefire on April 8.

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The Gulf is on fire — here's what happened US CENTCOM said it struck Iranian military comms, air defense, and surveillance sites across Iran. Iran hit back on every front. ▪️ Bahrain: drone strike on 5th Fleet base — Patriot radar and comms antennas hit ▪️ Kuwait: IRGC destroys 18 targets across 2 US airbases in 2 waves ▪️ Hormuz: Iran declares the strait closed — warns all vessels will be targeted, claims 2 already struck ▪️ Iranian media says F-16 breached airspace, forced to retreat by surface-to-air missiles CENTCOM says commercial ships are still transiting and denies any warships were hit. This is likely the biggest exchange of strikes since the Pakistan-mediated ceasefire on April 8.

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Patriot license won’t give Ukraine missiles anytime soon 🔸Even if the US grants Ukraine a license to produce Patriot interceptor missiles, Ukraine would still need years to launch mass production, Defense Priorities analyst Jennifer Kavanagh told Sputnik. 🔸Donald Trump said Ukraine could rapidly start production after receiving American technology, but Kavanagh pointed to Ukraine’s limited industrial base and the complexity of building the necessary facilities. 🔸Germany received a license to produce older-generation PAC-2 missiles in 2022 but has yet to launch serial output, with the overall process expected to last about five years. 🔸Assembling missiles in Ukraine from imported components could shorten the timeline, but the first completed interceptors would still be years away, Kavanagh said. 🔸Furthermore, Russia has warned that Western arms shipments and military production sites in Ukraine are legitimate targets

Patriot license won’t give Ukraine missiles anytime soon 🔸Even if the US grants Ukraine a license to produce Patriot interceptor missiles, Ukraine would still need years to launch mass production, Defense Priorities analyst Jennifer Kavanagh told Sputnik. 🔸Donald Trump said Ukraine could rapidly start production after receiving American technology, but Kavanagh pointed to Ukraine’s limited industrial base and the complexity of building the necessary facilities. 🔸Germany received a license to produce older-generation PAC-2 missiles in 2022 but has yet to launch serial output, with the overall process expected to last about five years. 🔸Assembling missiles in Ukraine from imported components could shorten the timeline, but the first completed interceptors would still be years away, Kavanagh said. 🔸Furthermore, Russia has warned that Western arms shipments and military production sites in Ukraine are legitimate targets

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🚨🇷🇺 Russian scientists find way to make aircraft and ship parts stronger and cheaper Researchers at Cherepovets State University have discovered that adjusting the annealing temperature of aluminium-magnesium alloy sheets can significantly alter its strength and plasticity, ending the need for costly rare metals or further processing 🔸 Heating the alloy to 330°C reduces plasticity by the formation of secondary-phase particles — making it stronger 🔸 Heating it further to 370°C triggers recrystallisation, restoring plasticity for more flexible parts 🔸 The same alloy can be tuned for different applications: rigid for load-bearing structures or flexible for shaped components 🔸 The AA5056 alloy is widely used in aviation and shipbuilding for its resistance to low temperatures and corrosion The breakthrough allows manufacturers to tailor material properties from the start — reducing production time, cutting costs and strengthening Russian self-sufficiency in critical materials

🚨🇷🇺 Russian scientists find way to make aircraft and ship parts stronger and cheaper Researchers at Cherepovets State University have discovered that adjusting the annealing temperature of aluminium-magnesium alloy sheets can significantly alter its strength and plasticity, ending the need for costly rare metals or further processing 🔸 Heating the alloy to 330°C reduces plasticity by the formation of secondary-phase particles — making it stronger 🔸 Heating it further to 370°C triggers recrystallisation, restoring plasticity for more flexible parts 🔸 The same alloy can be tuned for different applications: rigid for load-bearing structures or flexible for shaped components 🔸 The AA5056 alloy is widely used in aviation and shipbuilding for its resistance to low temperatures and corrosion The breakthrough allows manufacturers to tailor material properties from the start — reducing production time, cutting costs and strengthening Russian self-sufficiency in critical materials

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🚨Iranian scientists build lab-grown artificial brain from living human neurons Iran has mastered the technology for growing nerve cells outside the human body 🔸 Living neurons create synapses and learn like a real human brain 🔸 The new technology is up to 1 million times more energy-efficient than silicon microchips 🔸 It also shows a major increase in processing speed The breakthrough puts Iran in the global race for organoid intelligence

🚨Iranian scientists build lab-grown artificial brain from living human neurons Iran has mastered the technology for growing nerve cells outside the human body 🔸 Living neurons create synapses and learn like a real human brain 🔸 The new technology is up to 1 million times more energy-efficient than silicon microchips 🔸 It also shows a major increase in processing speed The breakthrough puts Iran in the global race for organoid intelligence

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🚨🇨🇳 Chinese scientists identify previously unknown cause of Alzheimer's disease A substance formed when particles break down — called 6PPD-quinone — may trigger inflammation and oxidative stress, both hallmarks of dementia, the new study suggests 🔸 The chemical is created when microscopic tire rubber reacts with ozone in the air, washing into water, soil, and even our bodies — it has been found in human blood 🔸 The compound can cross the blood-brain barrier — a filter that normally keeps harmful substances out of the brain 🔸 Scientists used databases to map over 100 potential ways this substance could interact with human biology 🔸They found 92 overlaps — including 23 key genes acting as communication hubs. These genes are most active in brain regions critical for memory and movement, such as the cortex and basal ganglia, which are especially vulnerable to Alzheimer's If experimental validation follows, this discovery could significantly improve the effectiveness of Alzheimer's future therapies.

🚨🇨🇳 Chinese scientists identify previously unknown cause of Alzheimer's disease A substance formed when particles break down — called 6PPD-quinone — may trigger inflammation and oxidative stress, both hallmarks of dementia, the new study suggests 🔸 The chemical is created when microscopic tire rubber reacts with ozone in the air, washing into water, soil, and even our bodies — it has been found in human blood 🔸 The compound can cross the blood-brain barrier — a filter that normally keeps harmful substances out of the brain 🔸 Scientists used databases to map over 100 potential ways this substance could interact with human biology 🔸They found 92 overlaps — including 23 key genes acting as communication hubs. These genes are most active in brain regions critical for memory and movement, such as the cortex and basal ganglia, which are especially vulnerable to Alzheimer's If experimental validation follows, this discovery could significantly improve the effectiveness of Alzheimer's future therapies.

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🚨 Ukraine's Patriot license just money laundering dressed up as ‘good deal’ – ex-Pentagon analyst There are good reasons for Zelensky’s visible lack of enthusiasm about producing Patriot interceptors in Ukraine, according to the former senior DoD analyst Karen Kwiatkowski. 🔸 “He would rather have finished interceptors or cash, anything else requires hard work and stability and time – none of which are available to him or the Ukrainian government.” 🔸 “If Ukraine was not at war, had a reliable workforce, several years to build or convert a facility unhindered by Russian attack, affordable access to certain Chinese rare earths and had remaining Patriot launcher systems safely at hand – then in a few years the Ukrainian armed forces would have some access to some PAC-3 missiles.”

🚨 Ukraine's Patriot license just money laundering dressed up as ‘good deal’ – ex-Pentagon analyst There are good reasons for Zelensky’s visible lack of enthusiasm about producing Patriot interceptors in Ukraine, according to the former senior DoD analyst Karen Kwiatkowski. 🔸 “He would rather have finished interceptors or cash, anything else requires hard work and stability and time – none of which are available to him or the Ukrainian government.” 🔸 “If Ukraine was not at war, had a reliable workforce, several years to build or convert a facility unhindered by Russian attack, affordable access to certain Chinese rare earths and had remaining Patriot launcher systems safely at hand – then in a few years the Ukrainian armed forces would have some access to some PAC-3 missiles.”

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🚨 US missiles hit Iran's Ahvaz and Chabahar - reports Footage circulating online reportedly shows missiles and rockets being launched from Kuwait toward Iranian territory, as attacks on southern Iran continue. In Ahvaz, smoke was seen rising near residential areas after reported strikes, while Iranian media also reported another explosion in the city. Earlier, Khuzestan Province’s deputy governor said enemy projectiles had targeted four locations in Ahvaz. Footage from Chabahar also reportedly showed smoke rising from civilian areas after a US attack.

🚨 US missiles hit Iran's Ahvaz and Chabahar - reports Footage circulating online reportedly shows missiles and rockets being launched from Kuwait toward Iranian territory, as attacks on southern Iran continue. In Ahvaz, smoke was seen rising near residential areas after reported strikes, while Iranian media also reported another explosion in the city. Earlier, Khuzestan Province’s deputy governor said enemy projectiles had targeted four locations in Ahvaz. Footage from Chabahar also reportedly showed smoke rising from civilian areas after a US attack.

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