AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoStrait of Hormuz Diplomacy: Iran and Oman are nearing a deal on new Hormuz shipping arrangements, with Tehran saying it’s close to finalizing a route plan but not a full reopening—while U.S. officials keep hinting at possible progress; analysts warn the biggest fight is still who controls traffic. Gulf Retaliation Threats: Iran has warned Gulf states that if the U.S. strikes again, Tehran could “black out” the region by targeting oil, power and water infrastructure—delivered via high-level contacts urging allies to push Washington toward diplomacy. US Munitions Row: Trump denies reports of depleted missile and interceptor stocks, while new reporting says White House frustration with Pentagon briefings is growing and “leakers” are being targeted. Iran Security Crackdown: Iran says it arrested 30 people over alleged Mossad links in Kerman, while Israel charged two residents for spying for Iran. Yemen Escalation: Houthi attacks on Yemeni government camps in Marib and Hadramaut killed at least 30 troops, with drones and missiles blamed. Rights Watch: UN experts condemned Iran’s “targeting” of Kurds and other minorities amid rising arbitrary detention and torture allegations. Economy Pressure at Home: Reports of food theft and household strain are being framed as signs Iran’s economic crisis is nearing a breaking point.
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