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Middle East news — October 10, 2026

Publications tagged with Middle East published on October 10, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  4. WorldLawRegulatorsProtestMiddle East

    Yemen Demands UN Action After Houthi Attack on Aden Airport

    The Yemeni government has called on the United Nations Security Council to condemn the Houthi attack on Aden Airport, which put the lives of passengers and workers at risk. The attack involved two ballistic missiles and drones, and the Yemeni government has warned of the threat of further Houthi attacks on civil aviation, air and maritime navigation, and international shipping. The Yemeni government has also demanded accountability for those responsible and the full implementation of the arms embargo against the Houthis.
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  5. WorldBillLawRegulatorsMiddle East

    US Senator Accuses Trump of Financing Russian Terrorism in Ukraine

    Democratic Senator Chris Murphy from Connecticut has accused President Donald Trump of deliberately funding Russia's efforts to attack Ukraine's civilian population, effectively making the US a 'sponsor of state terrorism'. Murphy's remarks came after news of the US purchasing Russian fuel. Meanwhile, Trump blamed Ukrainian President Zelensky for high diesel prices.
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  7. WorldTrialMiddle EastWeather

    Attack on Riyadh Airport: 13 Dead, Over 300 Injured; American Citizen Among Victims

    King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, was attacked, resulting in 13 deaths and over 300 injuries. The dead include 4 Saudi citizens, 2 Bangladeshis, 1 American, 1 Egyptian, 1 Jordanian, 1 Syrian, 1 Palestinian, 1 Sudanese, and 1 Pakistani. The attack was claimed by Houthi rebels in Yemen. The U.S. Secretary of State condemned the attack and expressed condolences to the victims and their families.
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  8. WorldMiddle EastConflictGender

    Nearly 50,000 Women and Girls Killed or Severely Injured in Gaza in Three Years of War

    Since October 2023, approximately 50,000 women and girls in Gaza have been killed or severely injured due to Israeli airstrikes and land military operations. This amounts to one in every 21 women and girls in Gaza. Despite a ceasefire in October 2025, 277 women and girls have been killed in the past year. The war has also displaced nearly every woman and girl in Gaza, with over 150 evacuation orders issued since October 2023. The number of women-headed households has doubled, and 702,000 women and girls are facing severe food insecurity.
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  10. WorldMiddle East

    War Updates: Day 1690 & 1691

    The Telegraph continues to provide live updates on the ongoing conflict. On day 1690, Russian forces killed three children in Zaporizhzhia, while explosions occurred in various locations including Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia. Japan announced it would purchase Ukrainian drones, while Germany maintained its stance on sanctions against Russia. Former U.S. President Trump blamed Ukraine for high diesel prices in the U.S. On day 1691, a strike hit a bridge in Rostov, and drone debris fell in Dnieper and Kyiv.
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  14. WorldMiddle East

    Iraq Suspends Customs Duties on Eggs, Chicken to Curb Price Hike

    The Ministry of Agriculture in Iraq has implemented measures to tackle rising food prices, including suspending customs duties and taxes on imported animal products such as eggs and chicken. The ministry is also coordinating with the private sector to provide eggs at subsidized prices. These steps follow the recent increase in the US dollar exchange rate, which led to a surge in food prices. The ministry aims to stabilize the local market and protect consumers.
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  16. WorldMiddle East

    Myanmar Continues Demolition of Illegal Buildings Used for Online Fraud and Gambling

    Myanmar continues its crackdown on online fraud and gambling with the second phase of demolition starting on October 6. In Kayin State's Hpa-An, Mawlamyine, and Karen State's Mo Soe Htaik Gyi Township, 63 buildings used for these activities are being demolished. The demolition involves using machinery, explosives, and manual dismantling to minimize disruption to nearby residents. Previously, similar operations were completed in the KK Garden area. Authorities plan to cooperate with domestic and international organizations to combat these issues and demolish related illegal buildings.
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  17. WorldRegulatorsCivil RightsMiddle East

    Over 100 Venezuelan Civil Society Representatives Apply for Judicial Nominations Committee

    More than 100 representatives of Venezuelan civil society have applied to join the Judicial Nominations Committee, responsible for evaluating and preselecting the next judges of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ). The application process concluded on Friday, with the evaluation of candidates set to begin. The committee will consist of 12 civil society representatives and 11 deputies, aiming to ensure independence in choosing new magistrates for the TSJ, which has been criticized for serving the government.
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  19. WorldMiddle EastConflictWeather

    Intense Clashes in Yemen as Houthis Attack Taiz

    Clashes are intensifying in Yemen, particularly in the city of Taiz, where Houthi rebels are attempting to encircle the city and cut off its supply routes. Government forces are resisting the Houthi advance in several axes. The conflict has also spread to other areas such as the western coast and Mareb. Airstrikes by the coalition have targeted Houthi sites in response. The escalation comes amidst international concern, with U.S. President Trump issuing a threat message.
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  20. WorldReliefMiddle EastEarth

    ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih Halts Production Due to Russian Attacks

    ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih, the largest metallurgical plant in Ukraine, has initiated a full production stoppage and conservation of its capacities following four devastating rocket attacks. Six workers died, and over 18 were injured. The cold shutdown process will take about two months, with the company planning to resume operations after the war ends. CEO Mauro Longobardo stated that safe operation is impossible while the war continues.
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  21. SocietyLocal GovMiddle East

    Lawyer and Blogger Anton Dolgikh Detained in Kirov

    Lawyer and blogger Anton Dolgikh was detained in Kirov, Russia, with the involvement of special forces. The reasons for his detention and current location remain unknown. Dolgikh is known for criticizing local authorities, law enforcement, and the judicial system, and runs a popular YouTube channel. This incident follows his previous conviction in November 2025 for bribery, abuse of official powers, and incitement, for which he was sentenced to one and a half years in a settlement colony.
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  24. PoliticsRegulatorsVerdictMiddle EastBudget

    Russia Lifts Diesel Fuel Export Restrictions Early, Ready to Supply US Market

    Russia has decided to lift restrictions on diesel fuel exports ahead of schedule, following agreements between Presidents Putin and Trump. Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak announced that Russia is ready to supply additional volumes of diesel to the US market as early as October, with exports potentially increasing in November and December as refineries resume operations after repairs. Russia positively assesses the steps taken by the US to stabilize the global energy market and restore normal trade in energy resources.
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