AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEscalation: Yemen’s war is intensifying on several fronts. Overnight strikes hit a gas station and an oil company building in Sanaa, killing one person and injuring nine, according to Houthi authorities, who blamed Saudi Arabia; the claims have not been independently verified. New Offensive Fears: The Houthis are reportedly massing forces for a push toward Taiz and Aden, seeking to strengthen their hand in possible talks. Government forces, meanwhile, claim recent attacks across six governorates killed or wounded about 190 Houthi fighters—figures Al Jazeera could not verify. Civilian Toll: Houthi media says Saudi strikes near Sanaa have killed 44 people. The UN says more than 343,000 people have been displaced in Yemen since fighting escalated in August. Bread Crisis: Houthi authorities have shut 78 bakeries in Sanaa, reportedly demanding payments; only 25 have reopened, threatening supplies for poor and displaced families.
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