AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAirspace Control Clash: Yemen’s internationally recognized government says it blocked an Iranian aircraft from landing at Houthi-controlled Sanaa airport, citing missing approvals and insisting all flights use official channels. Aviation Policy: Yemen’s civil aviation authority in Aden issued a directive requiring prior authorization for entry into Yemen’s airspace, reinforcing its claim to manage sovereign skies. Escalation Backdrop: The latest flight dispute follows earlier claims that Yemen’s forces struck Sanaa airport runway to stop another Iranian landing, after which the Houthis blamed Saudi Arabia and launched missile attacks. Public Rejection in Al-Mahra: Thousands protested in Al-Ghaydah against a prisoner exchange that would release Houthi-linked arms dealers, including deputy minister Abu Bakr Ba’amalam. Maritime Security: A Tanzanian-flagged tanker (MT ASANA) was hijacked by suspected Somali pirates off Yemen and moved to Puntland waters, adding to a rising piracy wave in the Gulf of Aden. International Response: Canada warned against unauthorized Iranian flights and reaffirmed support for Yemen’s sovereignty amid Houthi-linked threats. EU Naval Planning: The EU is considering expanding its Aspides mandate, including mine clearance, as officials weigh risks to Bab el-Mandeb shipping.
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