AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUS-Iran escalation: The US and Iran traded airstrikes for a second straight day, with Washington saying it hit around 90 Iranian military targets to protect shipping in the Strait of Hormuz while Tehran retaliated by striking US-linked sites in Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar; Ceasefire collapse fears: Trump declared the interim truce “over” after attacks on tankers, and the back-and-forth is now threatening the fragile MoU and raising alarms about a wider regional war; Human toll and infrastructure hits: Iran’s health ministry said US strikes killed 14 people and wounded 78, while Iran condemned attacks on civilian infrastructure and reported damage including a rail corridor bridge and disruption to Tehran–Mashhad rail service; Regional alarm: Missile sirens sounded in Jordan and Bahrain as Gulf states reported interceptions and debris injuries; Diplomacy under strain: Qatar rejected the attacks on its ships and urged dialogue and respect for the June agreement, while Europe faced fresh pressure over its Palestine policy; Turkey in the spotlight: Turkey’s airport rebuild for Trump’s Qatar-gifted Boeing 747 and NATO summit fallout continued as Israel said it would stay in Lebanon’s security zones for as long as needed.
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