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Pittsburgh’s Roberto Clemente Bridge has closed to vehicles for Oktoberfest setup and will stay closed through the Oct. 1–11 festival and its teardown. Pedestrians can still access the area; officials urge drivers between Downtown and the North Shore to follow posted detours. The 11-day festival is expected to draw thousands with live music, German-inspired food, beer gardens and family-friendly entertainment. Normal traffic on the bridge is expected to resume after teardown and the area is cleared for vehicles.Pittsburgh’s Roberto Clemente Bridge has closed to vehicles for Oktoberfest setup and will stay closed through the Oct. 1–11 festival and its teardown. Pedestrians can still access the area; officials urge drivers between Downtown and the North Shore to follow posted detours. The 11-day festival is expected to draw thousands with live music, German-inspired food, beer gardens and family-friendly entertainment. Normal traffic on the bridge is expected to resume after teardown and the area is cleared for vehicles. · USA TODAY
Pittsburgh closes Roberto Clemente Bridge to vehicles for Oktoberfest
Pittsburgh’s Roberto Clemente Bridge has closed to vehicles for Oktoberfest setup and will stay closed through the Oct. 1–11 festival and its teardown. Pedestrians can still access the area; officials urge drivers between Downtown and the North Shore to follow posted detours. -
North Korea said U.S. approval for South Korea’s first nuclear-powered submarine plan added instability in the Asia-Pacific and called it “a dangerous development.” Seoul aims for a mid-2030s launch to counter North Korean submarine-launched nuclear and missile threats. North Korea’s foreign ministry also called the approval another example of U.S. nuclear proliferation through the AUKUS pact. It described Washington’s “radical nuclear arms buildup” as having led to the collapse of the international nuclear order. South Korea’s submarine plan was agreed with Washington under a trade deal the two allies struck last year.North Korea said U.S. approval for South Korea’s first nuclear-powered submarine plan added instability in the Asia-Pacific and called it “a dangerous development.” Seoul aims for a mid-2030s launch to counter North Korean submarine-launched nuclear and missile threats. North Korea’s foreign ministry also called the approval another example of U.S. nuclear proliferation through the AUKUS pact. It described Washington’s “radical nuclear arms buildup” as having led to the collapse of the international nuclear order. South Korea’s submarine plan was agreed with Washington under a trade deal the two allies struck last year. · Reuters
Pyongyang calls U.S. approval for Seoul’s nuclear submarine plan destabilizing
North Korea said U.S. approval for South Korea’s first nuclear-powered submarine plan added instability in the Asia-Pacific and called it “a dangerous development.” Seoul aims for a mid-2030s launch to counter North Korean submarine-launched nuclear and missile threats.
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