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An office building, a medical facility and the headquarters of the Higher Judicial Council in Kiev were hit by drones launched from Russia.
An office building, a medical facility and the headquarters of the Higher Judicial Council in Kiev were hit by drones launched from Russia. "A total of 27 residents of the capital were injured on September 25 as a result of enemy attacks. 5 people died," he said just before 15 on Telegram, the mayor of the city, Vitali Klitschko.
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A powerful explosion destroyed a two-story building in the very center of Athens, near Hadrian's Gate. Three people were injured and authorities are investigating the cause of the explosion.

Pope Leo XIV landed at Paris' Orly airport, where he was greeted by President Emmanuel Macron and his wife. During his visit to France, the Pope will raise issues of peace, migration, education and artificial intelligence, and will also meet with young people at the Stade de France.

Ukrainian drones carried out attacks on targets in Russia, damaging a refinery in the Rostov Oblast and industrial and civilian facilities, including: in Voronezh, Ulyanovsk and Perm Krai oblasts.

James Copenhaver, a 76-year-old Donald Trump supporter who was shot during an assassination attempt on the former president's life in Butler, Pennsylvania, in July 2024, died in a Pittsburgh hospital from lasting health problems caused by his injuries. His family emphasized his patriotism and love for his homeland.

James Copenhaver, a 76-year-old Donald Trump supporter who was wounded during the attack on the former president in Butler, Pennsylvania, in July 2024, died in a Pittsburgh hospital. The injuries caused permanent health problems, including the need to use a cane. His family emphasized his patriotism and love of country, and also sued federal authorities for failing to provide security during the rally.

During the 81st session of the UN General Assembly in New York, protesters blocked an intersection before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech, demanding an end to support for Israel and accusing them of genocide in the Gaza Strip. Those detained included actress Susan Sarandon and Hannah Einbinder from the TV series "Hacks," as well as Democratic congressional candidates and a New York City councilman. Sarandon and Einbinder emphasized that their public stance towards Israel stems from a sense of duty, despite professional consequences. During his speech, Netanyahu attacked New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, accusing him of anti-Semitism, to which Mamdani replied that the prime minister was repeating baseless lies aimed at whitewashing the genocide of the Palestinians.