Top news: Putin voted in the State Duma elections. Protests held in Tel Aviv. The Houthis attack Saudi Arabia

In this news release:

— Moscow hosted a panel session "Preserving humanity and dignity for the sustainable development of civilizations" within the framework of the Second World Public Assembly.

— On September 20, Vladimir Putin voted online in the State Duma elections. The Russian leader also accused Kyiv of attempting to disrupt the elections. According to him, Ukrainian forces attacked the house of the head of the election commission in Zaporizhzhia.

— Protests against the Netanyahu government took place in Tel Aviv a few weeks before the elections.

— The DRC has expanded its Ebola vaccination study. The country has recorded more than 7,200 cases and 5,500 deaths.

— Senegalese football player Sadio Mané has launched a $20 million agro-industrial project in his hometown of Bambali, which is expected to create over 1,000 jobs.

— The Houthis announced strikes on Saudi Arabia. Riyadh reported that its air defence systems intercepted the missiles. The Turkish Foreign Minister condemned the Houthis’ attacks on Saudi Arabia and expressed support for Riyadh.

— The President of Paraguay has arrived in Caracas for the first talks with Venezuela in two years.

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