Russia Launches 500 Missiles, Drones Against Ukraine; Belgium Arrests Three Suspects Planning Attacks Against Politicians
Key Takeaways
- Russia launched 500 missiles/drones at Ukraine on October 10, killing a child.
- Belgium: Three arrested in Antwerp for planning attacks against politicians, including the Prime Minister.
- Lebanon dismantled an Israel-linked spy cell plotting bombings and assassinations; arrests made.
- Generation Z protests erupted globally, demanding change and utilizing social media for activism.
- Pakistan: Clashes erupted in Lahore during pro-Palestinian rally; internet suspended, roads blocked.
Top Stories
Russia launched 500 missiles and drones against Ukraine.
On October 10, 2025, Russia launched approximately 500 drones and missiles at Ukraine, causing significant damage in Kyiv and resulting in the death of a child in the Zaporizhzhia region. The attacks damaged residential buildings and infrastructure, leading to injuries and disruptions of essential services.
Three suspects arrested in Belgium for planning attacks against politicians.
On October 9, 2025, three suspects were arrested in Deurne, Antwerp, Belgium, following searches near Bart De Wever's residence. The Federal Prosecutor's Office announced that they were planning an attack against politicians, including the Prime Minister.
Lebanon arrests Israel-linked spy cell.
On October 10, 2025, Lebanon's General Security announced the takedown of an Israel-linked spy cell that was plotting bombings and assassinations in Lebanon. One detainee confessed the network's involvement in assassinating Jamaa Islamiya officials, leading to arrests and the seizure of devices.
Generation Z protests worldwide.
In 2025, Generation Z protests erupted globally due to dissatisfaction with authorities and demands for change. These movements, utilizing social media, span various countries where protesters seek improved social conditions and fight corruption; experts suggest 'hybrid strategies' combining online activism with traditional protest forms are needed for lasting change.
Clashes in Pakistan during pro-Palestinian rally.
On October 10, 2025, violent clashes occurred in Lahore, Pakistan, between police and Islamists as security forces tried to stop a pro-Palestinian march to Islamabad, resulting in injuries and road closures. The government suspended internet services and blocked roads, while TLP chief Saad Rizvi declared the march.