Places in this day's records
6 places · 1 event not on the map
Baghdad International Airport · New York · Saravan · Strait of Hormuz · United Arab Emirates · Yanbu
24 September 2026
7 events recorded (4 confirmed), and 2 statements counted apart.
24 September 2026 in brief
The IRGC said the head of its base in Saravan, Brig Gen Hossein Zarifi, was killed in clashes with gunmen, and IRNA said five gunmen were killed. [1] The Saudi-led coalition said it shot down six Houthi ballistic missiles fired at Taif and Yanbu, and Yemen's government said it repelled Houthi attacks on the Hejat al-Abd pass on the supply route to Aden. [1][2] Kpler counted 10 commodity vessels crossing the strait on 23 September, while a US official said about 60 passed, figures Reuters could not verify, so the count is disputed. [1] Eighty countries called at the UN for the full restoration of navigation in the Gulf, and the UAE suspended all flights by Iranian airlines, citing US sanctions. [1][2] The US agreed to hand its diplomatic support centre at Baghdad airport to Iraq ahead of the 30 September troop exit, and Prime Minister Netanyahu told the UN General Assembly that striking Iran's nuclear facilities was one of the easiest decisions he had made. [1]
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At the UN General Assembly, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the decision to strike Iran's nuclear facilities was one of the easiest he had made and that he had stopped Iran from threatening the world; many Arab diplomats walked out as he took the stage.
Government of Israel
24 Sep · to an international body
Reported by Times of Israel
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Airfield · Iraq
A fixed site in this day's records.
Wikidata Q304438
Market
$120.92
Brent crude, per barrel
+70% on the average of the 30 days before the war ($70.95).
24 Sep · US Energy Information Administration
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Said: 2 statements, not counted as events
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Government of Iran: Yahya Rahim Safavi, an adviser to Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, said in a video released by Fars that if Israel or the US strikes again the front will expand further, reaching the Indian Ocean and perhaps beyond.
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Government of Israel: At the UN General Assembly, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the decision to strike Iran's nuclear facilities was one of the easiest he had made and that he had stopped Iran from threatening the world; many Arab diplomats walked out as he took the stage.