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It's Tuesday, the 29th of July. Welcome to the PDB afternoon bulletin. I'm Mike Baker, your eyes and ears on the world stage. Let's get briefed.

First up, as the war in Ukraine drags on and Vladimir Putin continues to rebuff efforts to negotiate a peaceful settlement, reports indicate that the U.S.

has redeployed nuclear weapons to the United Kingdom, that's for the first time in nearly

two decades. Later in the show, four people were tragically killed during a mass shooting

in an office tower in Midtown Manhattan on Monday night by a gunman clad in body armor and carrying an

AR-15 rifle. It marked the city's deadliest mass shooting in some 25 years. We'll have those

details. But first, today's afternoon spotlight. The Trump administration has just sent its

clear signal yet to Vladimir Putin that the U.S. and doesn't plan on backing

down for protecting Europe in the face of continued Russian aggression. According to an

exclusive report from Bloomberg, citing Pentagon data and recent military assessments, the U.S. has likely

redeployed nuclear weapons to the United Kingdom for the first time in 17 years.

The transfer appears to have occurred on the 16th of July.

When open source analysts identified a U.S. Air Force C-17 transport aircraft,

depart from a U.S. nuclear weapons depot at Kirtland Air Force Base, that's in Albuquerque, New Mexico,

bound for the UK's Royal Air Force Base in Lake in Heath in eastern England.

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