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📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 21, 2020 American Civil Liberties Union revealed that parents of 545 children separated at the US-Mexico border could not be found. These families were torn apart under the “zero tolerance” policy, leaving children in limbo. #US #Mexico #Immigration

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 21, 2019 Australia’s biggest newspapers published blank front pages in a powerful protest against government gags on press freedom. The coordinated action protested censorship and the public’s right to know. #Australia #MediaFreedom

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 21, 2004 Imad Abbas and Adnan al-Ghoul, engineers and bomb makers for al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas' military wing, were assassinated by an Israeli Apache helicopter in Gaza City. They played key role in developing Hamas' arsenal. #Hamas #Ghoul #Abbas

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 22, 2018 Australian PM Scott Morrison apologized to survivors of institutional child sexual abuse—yet justice remains elusive without real accountability, systemic reform, and protection for the vulnerable. #Australia #ChildAbuse

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 22, 1962 President Kennedy addressed the nation live, claiming Soviet nuclear missiles in Cuba and announcing a naval blockade — triggering Cuban Missile Crisis begins, which brought humanity closer than ever to catastrophe. #CubaMissileCrisis #Kennedy

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 22, 1979 US gave refuge to the deposed Shah of Iran on the pretext of medical treatment. The provocative decision deepened tensions between Iran and the US and ultimately triggered the collapse of diplomatic ties. #US #Iran #Pahlavi

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 23, 2018 Turkish President Recep Erdogan rejected Saudi Arabia’s claim that Jamal Khashoggi was killed by accident. He declared the journalist’s death a premeditated murder, challenging Riyadh’s narrative. However, justice still eludes. #JamalKhashoggi

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 23, 1983 A suicide truck bombing struck the US Marine barracks in Beirut, killing 243 American soldiers. The attack marked one of the deadliest attacks on US occupation forces overseas. #USForces #BeirutBombing

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 24, 2016 A suicide bombing at a police training academy in Quetta, Pakistan, killed 61 and injured 117 others. Daesh terrorist group claimed responsibility for it. #Pakistan #Daesh

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 25, 2009 Twin suicide car bombings ripped through central Baghdad, targeting the Justice Ministry and Provincial Council buildings and killing at least 155. It marked one of the deadliest days in Iraq’s contemporary history. #BaghdadBombing

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 25, 2004 Cuban President Fidel Castro announced nationwide ban on the use of US dollar. The move aimed to reduce American economic influence and strengthen national sovereignty, marking a major shift in Cuba’s stance against US hegemony #Cuba #UADollar

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 25, 2003 US-led coalition forces attacked residential areas in Gomal District, Paktika Province, Afghanistan, resulting in the deaths of 18 people. #Afghanistan #USOccupation

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 26, 2019 A military raid killed ISIS founder and leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in Syria, ending his long reign of terror in the region. #ISIS #Baghdadi #Syria

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 26, 2018 Irish singer Sinéad O’Connor announced her conversion to Islam, adopting the name Shuhada’ Sadaqat. The iconic artist, known for her fearless voice, said her spiritual journey led her to the truth of Islam. #Islam #SineadOConnor

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 26, 2012 A suicide bomber struck the Eid Gah mosque in Maymana, capital of Faryab province, northern Afghanistan, killing at least 41 people and injuring more than 50 as worshippers gathered for the Eid al-Adha holiday. #Afghanistan #MosqueBombing

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 26, 1995 Palestinian Islamic Jihad leader Fathi Shikaki was assassinated in Malta by Israel’s Mossad. Shikaki, a key figure in the Palestinian resistance movement, was shot outside his hotel. #PIJ #Palestine #FathiShikaki

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 26, 1973 US President Richard Nixon released first tapes amid the Watergate scandal. What began as a break-in spiraled into a national crisis of trust, exposing corruption at the highest level and paving way for Nixon’s resignation. #Watergate #Nixon

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 26, 1947 Maharajah of Kashmir signed the Instrument of Accession in controversial circumstances, formally joining India amidst partition chaos. The decision sparked decades of conflict, shaping South Asia’s most sensitive dispute. #Kashmir #India

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 27, 2022 Elon Musk officially took control of Twitter, firing four top executives in a dramatic shake-up. His takeover sparked global debate over free speech, platform policies, and the future of social media. #ElonMusk #Twitter

📜 TODAY IN HISTORY | Oct 27, 1999 Gunmen stormed the Armenian Parliament, opening fire and killing PM Vazgen Sargsyan, Parliament Chairman Karen Demirchyan, and six others. The shocking attack plunged the nation into grief and political chaos. #Armenia #PMSargsyan