On 26 February 2024, at approximately 0350 hours local time, Pima County Sheriff's Department officers responded to a residence on E. Benson Highway in Tucson for a structural fire. Rural Metro Fire crews quickly extinguished the blaze. According to detectives, a 53-year-old man allegedly threw an improvised incendiary device (IID) into the home while the residents were inside, initiating the blaze. No further device details were provided, and no other injuries were reported. The suspect was arrested on charges of attempted homicide and arson. The investigation is ongoing.

On 20 February 2024, protestors in Tirana threw improvised incendiary devices (IIDs) and pyrotechnics at the office of the Albanian Prime Minister as part of a political demonstration. The IIDs, described as Molotov cocktails, and pyrotechnics, described as flares, damaged plants by the office. According to the Albanian State Police, four individuals were arrested, and six others prosecuted while at large.

On the evening of 20 February 2024, at approximately 2300 hours local time, an IED was functioned on an ATM at a bank in Tula de Allende in Hidalgo state. The explosion caused a small fire that damaged the ATM but did not affect the rest of the bank. Approximately 12 hours later, on the morning of 21 February, an explosive device was emplaced on an ATM approximately 200 meters from the first. Workers found and extinguished a small fire, and authorities recovered an IED that had failed to fully function. Three suspects were witnessed fleeing the scene of the second attack.

On 16 February 2024, at approximately 1100 hours local time, Orange County Sheriff’s Office and Rockland County Sheriff’s Office (RCSO) deputies discovered what they believed to be an IED while searching a Chester apartment on the 300 block of Pine Hollow Way. RCSO Bomb Squad technicians responded to the scene and recovered three improvised incendiary devices (IIDs), as well as bomb-making material (BMM). Law enforcement officers also discovered a firearm, four magazines, a ballistic vest, and drugs at the residence.

On 14 February 2024, Evansville Police Department (EPD) officers patrolling South Kentucky Avenue pulled over a vehicle after determining that its plates belonged to a different vehicle. The 56-year-old male motorist allegedly consented to a search of the vehicle after claiming he had no documentation showing proof of ownership. In the center console of the vehicle, EPD officers discovered an IED, described as a shotgun shell wrapped in blue and silver tape with a screw sticking out of the primer, and called the EPD Hazardous Devices Unit.