AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEscalation: Yemen’s Houthis claimed fresh strikes on Riyadh airport, Saudi oil infrastructure and military positions; the claims were not independently verified. Yemen’s government said it was reinforcing Aden as Houthi forces advanced toward the city, while reports also described Houthi missile attacks on Aden. Civilian toll: The UN warned that drones, missiles, airstrikes and shelling are increasingly hitting civilians and infrastructure, including homes, markets and hospitals. It urged all sides to protect civilians and demanded the release of detained aid workers and the return of a UN staff member’s body. Taiz crisis: A deepening Houthi siege is cutting off aid and medical access, with shortages of fuel, oxygen and medicines threatening hospitals. More than 340,000 people have been displaced, the IOM says, including about 225,000 in Taiz. UN action: The Security Council renewed Yemen sanctions for a year and demanded that the Houthis halt military escalation and cross-border attacks. Schools: Houthi authorities are threatening private schools in Sanaa with fines or closure if they refuse to hold rallies promoting military mobilization.
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