Iraq moves to limit regional fallout after attacks on a Saudi oil pipeline are confirmed to have originated from Iraqi territory. The incident shutters the pipeline and raises concern about energy supplies and broader tensions, with suspicion falling on Iran-backed militias and Baghdad under pressure to show it can control armed actors operating from its soil.

Iraq says the attacks on the Saudi pipeline were launched from Iraqi territory and vows an investigation into how they were carried out. The acknowledgement is politically significant because it ties a strike on critical Saudi infrastructure directly to Iraqi ground, increasing pressure on the government to provide answers and prevent further escalation.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he would be willing to meet Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit in Miami in December if Putin attends and the leaders are invited. The remark keeps open the possibility of direct contact between the Ukrainian and Russian presidents even as the war remains unresolved and diplomatic openings stay narrow.

Donald Trump arrives in Ireland for a two-day visit and meets President Catherine Connolly after landing in Dublin. The trip places the US president in a closely watched diplomatic setting, with the visit unfolding under tight security and adding another international engagement to Washington’s political calendar.

China Southern Airlines says it will resume regular passenger flights between Guangzhou and New Delhi on September 21, ending a six-year suspension. The move comes just before Xi Jinping’s visit to India for the BRICS summit, where he is due to meet Narendra Modi, giving the route’s return wider diplomatic significance.

Former Peoples Democratic Party national chairman Bamanga Tukur dies at 90, his family says. Tukur is a prominent figure in Nigerian politics whose career spans business and public life, and his death marks the passing of a senior elder in the country’s main opposition party and broader political establishment.