Three Greek anarchists were arrested July 12 for a July 1 gas-canister IED attack on three New Democracy party politicians' homes in Thessaloniki that killed one woman and wounded four others, with roughly 30 additional network members still under investigation.

The Northern District of Georgia announced four federal prosecutions for antisemitic threats on July 12-13, including threats targeting Flock Safety, a widely used law enforcement license plate reader vendor.

UK counterterrorism police on July 13 disrupted a 12-person extreme right-wing network spanning London, eastern England, and Manchester that had plotted to attack a 15,000-person Islamic gathering in Suffolk.

Graham died of an aortic rupture Saturday night, hours after returning from a Ukraine visit, leaving a Senate vacancy and a foreign policy gap at a critical moment in the US-Iran conflict.

A targeted shooting across three East St. Louis locations on July 12 killed five members of the May and Thompson families, with two juvenile suspects detained within hours.

The IRGC struck US installations across five Gulf countries in a coordinated salvo requiring partner air defense systems to cover simultaneous threats from Jordan to Oman; intercept success in Jordan and Kuwait prevented confirmed US casualties from this wave specifically.