AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTaiz Health Emergency: UN officials say more than 800,000 people are cut off from aid as the siege blocks roads and restricts food, fuel, water and medical care. Yemeni officials are urging action to protect civilians and reopen routes. Hospitals and Newborns at Risk: Fuel shortages have pushed Taiz hospitals toward collapse, forcing facilities to shut most incubators and putting newborns at risk. Civilian Casualties: Saudi-led airstrikes hit a crowded market in al-Jawf; the Houthi-run Health Ministry reported 13 killed and 16 wounded. Yemen’s Health Ministry also reported five people, including two Ethiopian migrants, injured by Saudi fire in Saada. Displacement and Hunger: Fighting is driving families from their homes, while UNICEF warns child malnutrition is rising. Aid access remains severely restricted. Aden Lifeline Disrupted: A Houthi strike damaged Aden airport and injured civilians, halting air traffic at a key gateway for humanitarian operations.
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