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The Government of Armenia announces that the National Security Service (NSS) has thwarted a coup attempt by

Armenian Russophiles armed, trained, and financed by the Russian Federation.

Several home solar energy systems explode in Beirut, Lebanon.

The United Nations General Assembly votes 124–14 with 43 abstentions to demand that Israel end its unlawful

presence in the occupied Palestinian territories within the next 12 months.

Mexican Secretary of Defense Luis Cresencio Sandoval announces that at least 30 people have been killed since

September 9 during shootouts between rival factions of the Sinaloa Cartel in Sinaloa, Mexico. Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador partially blames the United States for the surge in violence.

A Ukrainian drone attack on a Russian weapons depot in Toropets, Tver Oblast, causes an explosion large

enough to be detected as an earthquake by monitoring stations. Local residents are told to evacuate and schools in the region are closed.

Alleged Ghost developer and administrator Jay Je Yoon Jung is arrested in Sydney, Australia, on five charges

related to the encrypted communication network's development and operation.

At least 25 children are killed in Kaduna State, Nigeria, when a bus carrying Muslims celebrating Mawlid

Nine people are killed and over 2,750 others are injured, including civilians, Hezbollah members, and the

Iranian ambassador to Lebanon, when their booby trapped pagers explode in Lebanon and Syria. Hezbollah accuses Israel of perpetrating the attacks.

Four people are found dead after floods in Austria, while another is killed in Poland, bringing the death

toll from the ongoing floods in Central and Eastern Europe to 21.

The Taliban government reopens the Afghan embassy in Muscat, Oman.

Ekattorer Ghatak Dalal Nirmul Committee President Shahriar Kabir is arrested in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on charges

of crimes against humanity, mass killing, and murder for his involvement with Sheikh Hasina's government during the quota reform movement.

Meta Platforms bans Russian state media from Facebook, Instagram and Whatsapp, including RT and Rossiya

Segodnya, citing alleged deceptive tactics used by the networks to carry out "influence operations" while evading detection.

Glasgow, Scotland, is formally selected as the host city of the 2026 Commonwealth Games.

Three Hezbollah militants are killed and two others are injured in Israeli airstrikes on Blida in southern

The Parliament of Georgia approves a law on "family values and the protection of minors" that would restrict

Three Portuguese firefighters die while fighting wildfires in the country's central and northern regions,

bringing the death toll from the wildfires to seven people.

The death toll from Typhoon Yagi in Myanmar increases to 236 people, with more than 77 people still missing.

Dominique Pélicot, the 71-year-old man accused of drugging his wife to sleep and recruiting dozens of men to

rape her for more than ten years, admits to all of the charges against him in his first testimony since the trial opened on September 2.

Russian artillery targets the town of Komyshuvakha in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, Ukraine, killing two people and

Doctors Without Borders halts its operations in Russia after its government removed the organization from its

Ukraine–United States relations, United States and the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Four people in Poland, three in the Czech Republic, and one in Romania, are killed during massive floods,

bringing the death toll from the ongoing flood in Central and Eastern Europe to 16.

The Ukrainian ministry of foreign affairs invites the United Nations and the Red Cross to join humanitarian

Germany initiates rigorous temporary border checks at all of its borders in order to reduce irregular

migration, prompting criticism from some European Union member nations stating that the border checks contradict the EU's foundations of free movement and solidarity.