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Saudi officials are probing how Houthi drones and missiles reached Riyadh's main airport, killing at least 13 and wounding over 300, as Qatar suspends flights and the US considers deeper involvement in the Yemen conflict.
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Russian drones and missiles hit energy facilities and residential buildings in Ukraine, killing at least nine and injuring dozens, hours after President Trump announced an energy ceasefire that Kyiv says Moscow is violating.
Panama remains under a state of emergency after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake on Friday caused widespread damage and was followed by a magnitude 6.0 quake on Monday and more than 350 aftershocks. At least 27 people have been injured and nearly 900 homes affected.
Oil prices jumped toward $107 a barrel Monday after deadly Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia and tankers near the Strait of Hormuz. In DR Congo, Joseph Kabila announced a new alliance with M23 rebels in Goma. Ethiopian forces advanced into the Tigray town of Adwa.
Saudi Arabia extended closure of King Khalid International Airport until Oct. 17 after Houthi attacks killed at least 13-16 and injured over 300; multiple airlines including Qatar Airways halted flights amid rising pressure on the Trump administration.
Global crime roundup: Nigerian police nab 12 in kidnapping sweep, Iran carries out execution for terror support, Vietnam expands $327M fraud case against school boss, Ghana jails 87-year-old for child defilement and arrests eight in internet fraud assault.
Hurricane tracker coverage of deadly Hurricane Simon and former tropical storm Rachel in Mexico amid a record Pacific season, plus US flood warnings, Greek storm alerts, and new tornado research.
Situation report on Houthi attacks that killed at least 18 at Riyadh’s international airport, Saudi statements on preparedness and energy supply continuity, and international reactions including warnings from Indonesia and condemnation by Japan.
Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport will remain shut until 17 October after Houthi attacks killed 14 people and injured more than 300, triggering flight cancellations by major carriers and new airspace warnings.
Situation report on Ukraine conflict: new interceptor drone downs two Geran-5s heading to Kyiv; Zelenskyy conditions energy ceasefire on Russia stopping strikes against Ukrainian power infrastructure.
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