AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoIraq-Saudi Security Fallout: Iraq confirmed that drones targeting Saudi Arabia’s East-West oil pipeline were launched from Iraqi territory, then moved to sack a Maysan commander and investigate the attack, while also temporarily closing Iran-border crossings as part of the wider probe. Regional Energy Pressure: Saudi Arabia suspended part of oil supplies to Europe after the pipeline strike, as Houthis escalate attacks around the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb, keeping crude above $100 and raising fears of longer-term supply shocks. Kurdistan Political Deadlock: A new report highlights how Iraqi Kurdistan’s delayed 2024 elections still haven’t produced a functioning government, with KRG institutions stuck in legal limbo as Iran-linked attacks spill into the region. Diplomacy and Counterterrorism: Türkiye and Iran’s interior ministers met in Ankara to discuss dismantling PKK affiliates and border security, including PJAK, while stressing regional cooperation. US-Iran War Politics: In Washington, the US House voted again to curb Trump’s Iran war powers, though the measure is expected to face a veto. Iraqi Domestic Governance: Iraq continues investigating attacks on Saudi Arabia from Iraqi territory and is also pursuing broader security steps, including efforts tied to militia disarmament and online monitoring.
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