AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMaritime Health & Safety: Survivors from Yemen’s cargo ship Tihama say a second missile hit during rescue after a first Houthi strike in the Bab al-Mandeb, killing at least six and injuring nine-plus, with international crews and responders caught in the chaos. Humanitarian Access: The International Rescue Committee temporarily suspended field operations on Yemen’s west coast after Houthi attacks on Mokha endangered civilians and aid workers, warning essential services may be disrupted. Red Sea Escalation: Fresh Houthi missile strikes hit Mocha’s port facilities, following earlier attacks that killed government forces and wounded dozens, raising fears the 2022 truce could unravel. Displacement & Health Risks: IOM reports over 10,000 Yemen IDPs since January, with more than half in Marib; most new displacement is driven by security concerns, a major risk factor for illness and care interruptions. Civilian Harm Accountability: A Pentagon review says US strikes in Yemen killed 153 civilians in three April 2025 attacks, with 15 more incidents still under review. Health Sector Support: QRCS initiatives continue, including dialysis expansion in Lahej, and urology capacity-building grants include a Yemen-based recipient.
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