AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoRed Sea Security: Yemen’s transport ministry says Iran-backed Houthi militants tried to attack an oil tanker near Mokha port with an explosive boat, but patrols intercepted and detonated it before the vessel reached the restricted zone. Hormuz Standoff: Iran says the Strait of Hormuz won’t fully reopen until the US lifts its blockade, withdraws forces, ends threats, compensates for war damage, releases frozen assets, and accepts transit fees—while Iran and Oman near a limited shipping arrangement that still may not restart full traffic. Black Sea Shipping: Turkey has restricted Dardanelles transit permits for some vessels heading to Novorossiysk and Ukrainian terminals after drone attacks and crew injuries, raising risks for oil and grain flows. Industrial Disruption: Pakistan’s industrialists are alarmed by a nationwide goods transporters’ strike, warning raw-material delays could stall factories and derail exports. Cold-Chain & Warehousing: Bengaluru food-safety teams seized sauces nearing expiry at logistics and distribution centers, targeting storage and handling lapses. E-commerce Logistics Shock: Reuters reports Wildberries warehouse drone attacks in Russia have damaged or destroyed over 1.18 million sq meters of space, cutting deliveries and hitting small sellers’ sales.
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