AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRed Sea Energy Shock: Saudi Arabia said its crude output fell to the lowest level since 1990 as Houthi attacks and blockades squeeze export routes, pushing Brent above $107 and raising fears for fuel costs. Pipeline Fallout: Riyadh shut its East-West oil pipeline after drone strikes traced to Iraq; Baghdad seized a drone-launch platform and dismissed a commander, while Pakistan condemned the attacks. Yemen Frontline: Yemen’s government forces reported strikes on Houthi positions after the Houthis claimed a drone/missile attack on Saudi’s Sharurah base; fighting around Mocha and Bab al-Mandeb has driven tens of thousands more into displacement. Hormuz Diplomacy Standoff: Bahrain refused to join an Iran-led Strait of Hormuz meeting in Muscat, citing attacks on Gulf infrastructure; Iran and Oman discussed routes but said reopening isn’t immediate. Regional Condemnations: Qatar condemned Houthi attacks on Saudi civilian and economic sites and reaffirmed solidarity with Arab states. Sports & Culture (lighter): Bahrain named a 37-man preliminary squad for the Gulf Cup in Saudi; Qatar’s Vodafone launched a family mobile portfolio; Nepal beat UAE to qualify for the 2027 Asia Cup.
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