AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRed Sea Oil Disruption: Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis warned ships off Saudi ports and declared a naval blockade, prompting two Saudi crude tankers bound for China and India to turn back toward the Suez, while shipping firms received emails saying loading or unloading at Saudi ports could bring sanctions and targeting “in any location.” Regional Pushback: Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Kuwait, and the GCC condemned the Houthi claims, stressing freedom of navigation under UN resolutions and UNCLOS. Aviation and Travel Fallout: Air France suspended flights to Riyadh, Dubai, and Beirut as security conditions worsen, joining other airlines cutting Middle East routes amid the wider U.S.-Iran crisis. Energy Market Watch: The IEA warned there’s no room for complacency as Bab el-Mandeb risks add to supply worries, with oil hovering around $90 and analysts flagging higher price risk if chokepoints tighten. Diplomacy Under Strain: ASEAN foreign ministers in Manila said they’re “deeply concerned” as blockades and conflict threaten trade and energy flows. Yemen-Aden Update: Yemen’s PM and foreign minister met SDRPY’s director in Aden, reviewing Saudi-backed development projects including power support for dozens of plants.
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