AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 minutes agoSaudi Support for Yemen’s Power Sector: Saudi Arabia says it will deliver $150m in oil derivatives (diesel/mazut) to keep Yemen’s power plants running and ease pressure on basic services. Humanitarian Alarm: FAO warns Yemen’s food security crisis is worsening into “catastrophic pockets” of famine as prices rise and supply chains break. Mine Clearance Update: Saudi-backed Project Masam reports clearing 6,323 landmines and explosive remnants across Yemen in May, securing over 1.2m square meters. Governance & Infrastructure: Acting PM Scholar Mohammed Miftah met Al-Hudaydah Governor Abdullah Atifi and inspected the Al-Hudaydah Port–Bajil road, pushing for urgent maintenance and rehabilitation. Security/Frontline Mobilization: Eid visits by local officials and social figures continued across Taiz, Al-Dhale’, and Al-Hudaydah, delivering convoys and inspecting fighters’ conditions. Regional Security Spillover: Reports highlight emerging Houthi–Al-Shabaab cooperation, raising concerns for Red Sea shipping and broader instability. Diplomacy & Sanctions: Yemen’s foreign ministry condemned EU moves expanding sanctions on Hamas and Islamic Jihad, framing them as politically biased under Zionist lobbying.
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