AGP Executive Report
Last update: 42 minutes agoGulf Escalation: The UAE and Saudi Arabia both urged an immediate halt to hostilities and a return to talks, warning that strikes on civilian infrastructure—including desalination, power, hospitals and transport hubs—violate international law and risk pushing the region into deeper instability. Kuwait Under Fire: Iran’s attacks on Kuwait intensified, with reports of power and water desalination plant hits, fires, and injuries as Kuwait said it intercepted ballistic missiles and drones; Kuwait International Airport operations were temporarily suspended and flights disrupted. Regional Condemnations: The Muslim World League and GCC officials condemned the attacks on Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan as violations of humanitarian norms, while Kuwait reiterated its right to defend vital facilities. Diplomacy & Pressure: Kuwait’s ambassador joined Gulf-Jordanian talks with US lawmakers, as Pakistan and Kuwait urged de-escalation between Iran and the US and called for honoring the Islamabad MoU. Humanitarian & Civil Life: Namaa provided treatment to 250 patients in Yemen, while Kuwait’s WHO-linked medical authority received a WHO collaborating centre designation; amid the crisis, Emirates and other airlines cancelled or rescheduled Kuwait-bound flights. Maritime Security: UKMTO reported a security incident involving a tanker and military forces east of Oman’s Duqm, urging extreme caution in the area.
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