AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHumanitarian Crisis in Yemen: The WHO says Yemen’s health system is at “breaking point” as fighting between Houthis and Saudi-backed forces leaves 838 dead and 3,600+ injured since early August, with 145,000+ displaced and outbreaks fears rising. Frontline Fighting: Government and Houthi sides trade claims of heavy losses and airstrikes across Taiz, Lahj, Saada and Hodeidah, while fighting in the southwest continues and displacement accelerates. Red Sea Pressure: Reports say Saudi airstrikes hit telecom networks in Hodeidah, and Yemen’s war is disrupting roads and ports, deepening the humanitarian collapse. UN Diplomacy: UN envoy Hans Grundberg met Houthi negotiators to prevent escalation, as the conflict spreads and regional influence—especially Iran’s—remains a key concern. Regional Politics: Saudi-UAE tensions resurface, with calls for Riyadh to reconcile with Abu Dhabi to build a stronger anti-Houthi alliance. Health Alerts Beyond Yemen: WHO also reports cholera deaths rose 30% in 2025, with Yemen among the hardest-hit countries.
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