Strait Fire: Russia’s Bridge to Crimea Bombed

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🗓️ 18 July 2023

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Russia blames Ukraine for a second firebombing of its bridge into Crimea. The FDA green-lights an RSV shot for children under 2 years old. And as temperatures soar, climate journalist Jeff Goodell describes a “survival guide” for increasingly dangerous heat waves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	It's Tuesday, July 18th, and it's not just drones in the air you have to watch for.
0:05.3	We start here.
0:08.9	Russia's bridge into Crimea gets blown up again.
0:12.5	The Russians say it was Ukraine and they say that they used underwater drones.
0:16.6	But is Russia now putting non-Ukrainian lives at risk in response?
0:20.8	Millions of parents felt helpless as RSV-raged.
0:24.0	Well, now there's a shot for that.
0:25.9	All of a sudden, within the course of a year after decades of having nothing.
0:30.5	So when will it go into tiny little arms?
0:33.4	And how hot is it?
0:34.7	Well, hot enough where it's not a joke.
0:36.9	The thing about heat is that it can kill you very quickly.
0:40.5	As temperature soar again and again, one climate expert gives us is survival guide.
0:48.1	From ABC News, this is Stark Here.
0:50.7	I'm Brad Milky.
0:56.2	Most of us might think of the Russian invasion of Ukraine starting last year, right?
1:03.6	When bombs started falling in Kiev.
1:06.0	But if you ask any Ukrainian when they were invaded by the Russians, they would tell you
1:10.2	it's when Russian-speaking soldiers started showing up in Crimea back in 2014.
1:15.5	Russia!
1:16.5	Russia!
1:17.5	They took over cities and airports.
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