AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoRed Sea security and shipping: The UN warns Yemen is at its highest risk of sliding back into large-scale war since the 2022 truce, as clashes intensify across Marib, Hadramout, and al-Makha (Mocha) and Houthi attacks on Red Sea shipping threaten wider regional spillover. Saudi energy under pressure: Houthis claimed a second drone strike on Saudi Aramco’s Jazan refinery in less than a week, saying damage was limited; the attack follows earlier refinery fire reports and comes as Riyadh weighs deeper Yemen action. Maritime defense build-out: Saudi Arabia says 13 countries have completed steps to join its Bab el-Mandeb/Red Sea coalition, with a Saudi commander and Pakistan deputy, aiming to protect navigation and energy routes. US-Iran blockade ripple: The US says it can maintain an “indefinite” naval blockade of Iran, while Iran demands sanctions relief and compensation—keeping Hormuz disruption and Red Sea rerouting risks high for regional trade. Oman spill response: Salvage teams are mobilizing off Oman to contain a long-running Russian crude leak near a nature reserve, with fisheries and coastline impacts under monitoring.
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