AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWestern Yemen fighting surge: At least 117 people were killed in four days of clashes between Yemeni government forces and the Houthis in Taiz and Hodeidah, with medical officials reporting 54 government soldiers and 63 Houthi fighters dead, as airstrikes and ground counterattacks continued and key positions in western Taiz were retaken. Red Sea road casualties: A Houthi ballistic missile hit the Hayjat al-Abd road in southern Taiz, destroying a bus and killing four people while injuring 10, as fighting intensified across multiple fronts. Displacement pressure: The UN reported 1,790 families displaced within two days in Taiz’s Maqbanah and Jabal Habashi as shelling and ground assaults drove people to safer areas, raising urgent needs for shelter, food, and medical care. Medical care in detention under strain: A detained UN staffer in Sana’a, Sami Lutfallah Al-Kilabi, is facing a life-threatening medical decline linked to Crohn’s disease and other complications, with rights groups calling for immediate specialist treatment and unconditional release. Taiz missile fear: Houthi ballistic missiles reportedly struck near civilian sites in Taiz, including close to the Faculty of Medicine and the central prison, triggering panic even as casualties were not yet confirmed.
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