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On 5 November 2024, at approximately 2330 hours local time, Centralia Fire Department crews responded to a residence on the 600 block of South Locust Street in Centralia after an IID was thrown into the house. The IID, described as a Molotov cocktail, was thrown through a bedroom window and injured a 13-year-old boy sleeping inside the room. Another occupant of the home extinguished the fire, and the juvenile was transported to the hospital for burn injuries.

On 1 November 2024, media reporting indicated that on 26 October, the Salinas Police Department responded to a truck lot in Salinas following an explosion believed to be caused by a commercial-grade pyrotechnic device that struck a parked semitruck. Surveillance footage showed an unknown large projectile strike a semitruck from above before functioning, leaving a large hole in the vehicle and blowing out the window of an adjacent truck. No injuries were reported. No further device details were released. An investigation is ongoing.

On 19 October 2024, at approximately 0600 hours local time, Tokyo Metropolitan Police (TMP) responded to reports of a man throwing multiple IIDs at the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) headquarters in Tokyo's Nagatacho district. The suspect allegedly sprayed an unknown liquid through a hose before throwing multiple IIDs, described as Molotov cocktails, at the LDP building. Afterward, the suspect rammed his vehicle into a protective barrier in front of the Japanese prime minister’s office.

On 21 October 2024, Gardaí officers and Limerick Fire and Rescue Service crews responded after a suspected improvised incendiary device (IID), described as a petrol bomb, was used to target a home in Limerick. One injury was reported. The unknown suspects escaped from Gardaí following the incident, and the investigation is ongoing. This is the third reported arson attack in the Limerick area within the last week.

On 19 October 2024, at approximately 1550 hours local time, the Kaysville Police Department (KPD) responded to Endeavour Elementary School in Kaysville after receiving reports of a suspicious device on the southeast side of the campus. Deputies investigated the suspicious device, described as a “homemade firework or pipe bomb device,” and called the Davis County Bomb Squad for assistance. Bomb squad technicians responded, disposed of the IED via controlled detonation, and collected the remnants of the device for further examination. No further device details have been released.