On 13 February 2024, local authorities responded after a roadside remote-controlled IED (RCIED), described as a “homemade explosive activated using a remote detonation system,” was functioned as a vehicle was traveling in a wooded area between two farms in the northern departments of Concepcion and Amambay. The blast killed three people and injured one other. Explosive experts responded to conduct a post-blast analysis of the scene. No further device details were provided. Authorities believe the attack was carried out by the Paraguayan People's Army. The investigation is ongoing.

On 9 February 2024, local authorities discovered explosives, weapons, and other objects used for criminal purposes during an anti-organized crime operation in Athens, Piraeus, and Perama. The discovery of explosives comes a week after an explosive device was functioned outside the Labor Ministry in Athens. Four suspects, ages 32 to 45, were arrested in connection to the operation and charged for construction and possession of explosives and incendiary material.

On 12 February 2024, at approximately 0040 hours local time, Philadelphia Police Department (PPD) officers responded to an apartment complex on Larchwood Avenue after an IED described as a modified pyrotechnic functioned. The 30-year-old man in possession of the device received severe injuries to his hand and eyes during the blast and was taken to the hospital for treatment. The PPD Bomb Squad and ATF responded to assist. No further device details were provided, and the investigation is ongoing.

On the weekend of 3 February to 4 February 2024, an improvised incendiary device (IID), described by the Wilsonville Police Department (WPD) as a Molotov cocktail, was used in an attempt to ignite a maintenance barn at Wilsonville’s Stein-Boozier Barn in Memorial Park. The IID, which consisted of a glass bottle and accelerant, did not successfully ignite the building, and no injuries were reported. An unidentified male suspect was caught on a security camera during the incident. An investigation is ongoing.

On 7 February 2024, at approximately 1811 hours local time, Lexington Police Department (LPD) officers responded to a residence in the 200 block of University Avenue near the University of Kentucky campus in response to a complaint made by a resident of the home. The resident alleged that her roommate was making her feel unsafe and had been acting suspiciously following an altercation between the two earlier in the day. The resident let LPD officers into the home and showed them the basement, where the officers discovered a jar labeled “Explosives.