AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAden Airport: Yemen’s internationally recognized government said Houthi missiles struck Aden airport twice on Wednesday, causing injuries and damage and forcing flights to stop. The Houthis had urged an evacuation, alleging a Saudi aircraft was carrying weapons; the claim was not independently verified. Saudi Strikes: The Houthis also claimed attacks on Saudi targets, including the Ras Tanura refinery. Saudi defenses reported intercepting missiles and drones, with debris damaging buildings and a vehicle in Riyadh. Brent crude climbed above $115 a barrel amid renewed supply fears. Taiz Crisis: Yemeni officials appealed for help as the Houthi siege restricts access to water, roads and health care. The UN has warned the humanitarian situation is worsening. Front Lines: Government forces said they repelled Houthi advances near Bab al-Mandab and reported operations across several fronts, while the Houthis accused Saudi-led forces of deadly airstrikes in northern Yemen. Diplomacy: Oman urged an inclusive Gulf security pact involving Iran, Iraq and Yemen, while Türkiye’s president said Ankara was seeking a diplomatic path to ease tensions.
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