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Please the media depressive from the every point of the 22nd of April. Welcome to the PDB afternoon bulletin. I'm Mike Baker,

your eyes and ears on the world stage. All right, let's get briefed. First, China is showing off its latest weapons breakthrough amid rising tensions with both the

U.S. and Taiwan, and it has serious implications for the future of modern warfare.

We'll have those details.

Later in the show, an update on the latest signal chat scandal involving Secretary of Defense Pete

Hegeseth, as President Trump blasts media reports that he's looking to replace his Pentagon

chief as, quote, fake news. But first, today's afternoon spotlight. We'll begin with an alarming

new weapons breakthrough out of China where researchers for the communist regime

recently tested a non-nuclear hydrogen-based bomb. The breakthrough explosive device, which weighs reportedly

only four and a half pounds, is able to release a sustained fireball exceeding temperatures of

1,800 degrees Fahrenheit. That's hot, and is capable of producing heat

for over two seconds after detonation or roughly 15 times longer than a traditional TNT explosion.

It achieves this by harnessing what's known as magnesium hydride, a solid state material

that allows for the storage of hydrogen

at much higher levels than conventional pressurized tanks. When triggered, it creates a devastating

chemical chain reaction, releasing hydrogen gas that ignites into a sustained inferno. Well, this all

sounds very pleasant, doesn't it? According to our report from the South China Morning Post.

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