Explosions Damage Crimea Bridge as Russia Blames Ukraine for Attack
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| By Reuters and Storyful Smoke from raging wildfires in the western part of Canada have begun covering parts of the United States once again, such as in the Badlands National Park area of South Dakota. | | | By Reuters The firefighters used airplanes and helicopters to drop loads of water onto the flames that burned the Spanish island. | | | By Australian Broadcast Corporation, Via Reuters The state premier of Victoria, Australia, where the Games were to be held, described hosting them as "all cost and no benefit." The move left the event's fate in doubt. | | |
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