After a U.S. Marine was arrested on suspicion of killing a woman in Okinawa, U.S. military authorities announced a month-long curfew and a two-day pause in operations. The case has renewed protests over the U.S. military presence on the island.
A police sergeant noticed a hospital car waiting outside a home in Bryansk Region. The paramedic and two residents were found unconscious and taken to hospital after suspected carbon monoxide poisoning.
Neighbors and rescuers helped two young children after one was seen outside an open third-floor window in Pyatigorsk. Both children were taken to hospital.
Russian attacks killed at least six people in Ukraine and damaged Kyiv’s Northern Bridge, disrupting traffic. Russia’s Foreign Ministry said further strikes would continue.
Four sailors were rescued after their yacht struck a whale and sank in the South Pacific. A New Zealand aircraft helped a cargo ship find them in their life raft.
Two brothers and their neighbors carried 75-year-old Tatyana Ebitova out of a burning home in Shakhty. The fire left her apartment unlivable, but she is now staying with her son and hopes to thank her rescuers in person.
Volunteers and rescuers found a 91-year-old man in a bog near Podolsk. While they waited for help, a volunteer held his hand and sang his favorite song.
Drone attacks killed people in Kyiv and Russian regions on September 25. The next day, a Russian airstrike on central Sumy killed two people and injured six, according to local authorities.
Two women in Novosibirsk rushed an injured dog named Hamon to a veterinary clinic after a road accident. His condition later improved, while witnesses continued to seek information about the driver.
Rescuers in Tosno found two men who did not return after entering the Sablino caves on September 19. Reports showed them in pink jackets, but their jobs were not officially identified.
