
Overview of the news: closure of an attraction in California, nuclear warning from Vladimir Putin and reprieve for a death sentence in Tennessee.
Summary of international news including the closure of an attraction in the United States following complaints, Vladimir Putin's statements on the Russian nuclear arsenal, and the suspension of executions in Tennessee.
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Various news bringing together facts in the United States and Russia.
United States: Californian amusement park permanently closes one of its flagship attractions after complaints linked to brain injuries
The X2 roller coaster, in which the seats can rotate controlled forwards and backwards 360 degrees, is the subject of serious controversy after three people filed complaints after riding it.
“France and the United Kingdom are nuclear powers”, but “no one has the same means of destruction” as Russia, warns Putin
Vladimir Putin estimated that Russia would have several “competitive advantages” in the event of confrontation with NATO, particularly in the field of armaments. At the same time, he affirmed that Moscow had “no intention of attacking anyone”.
United States: after the failed attempt on Christa Pike, the governor of Tennessee suspends the next executions
This 50-year-old American woman, sentenced to death for a murder committed more than 30 years ago, was to become the first woman to be executed in more than 200 years in Tennessee. She was taken to hospital after surviving the injections, according to her lawyers.
The terrorist trail was confirmed concerning Flydubai flight FZ1073 linking Dubai to Tel Aviv. The co-pilot attacked the captain with an ax on September 30 before being overpowered.
Russian strikes hit the North Bridge in kyiv, damaging the road and trolleybus cables, according to Mayor Vitali Klitschko. This is the second bridge attacked in a few days in the Ukrainian capital.

California park closes its X2 roller coaster after complaints of brain damage. Vladimir Putin praises Russian nuclear advantages over NATO. Tennessee governor suspends executions after Christa Pike's injection fails.
North Korea has fired a ballistic missile towards the East Sea, according to the South Korean military. This launch comes in a context of strong bilateral tensions increased by accusations of antipersonnel mines in the DMZ.

Tehran announced on Wednesday that it had received an official response from Washington to its conditions for ending the conflict in the Middle East, after more than seven months of diplomatic impasse.

Russian strikes damaged kyiv's North Bridge on Saturday, a few days after the attack on the South Bridge, according to Mayor Vitali Klitschko. The road surface and trolleybus cables were damaged, cutting off traffic in one direction. Two other major bridges saw traffic restricted with no reported attacks.