AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMarib Shelling and Civilian Harm: Yemen’s Houthis renewed missile and drone shelling of Marib city, with officials saying residential neighborhoods and displacement camps were hit—two civilians killed and 14 injured in earlier strikes, and hospitals placed on high alert as fighting escalates. Deadliest Camp Attacks: The violence follows reports of major Houthi assaults on government military camps in Marib and Hadramawt, with casualty figures reported in the tens of soldiers killed and dozens wounded, raising fears the 2022 truce is unraveling. Health Sector Under Strain: With Marib hosting over 2 million displaced people, repeated attacks threaten access to care and continuity of services, while UN agencies warn Yemen’s food insecurity and health and protection systems are deteriorating. Humanitarian Warnings: The UN says intensified conflict, attacks on shipping, and shrinking aid budgets could worsen food insecurity for millions, including crisis-level hunger risk in coming months. Medical Access Push: Separate from the fighting, Kuwait Red Crescent opened an ophthalmology hospital in Marib, highlighting ongoing efforts to keep essential services running amid instability.
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