AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLebanon-Iraq Security & Diplomacy: Lebanon’s “pilot zones” in the south began as the Lebanese army deploys in phased areas after Israeli withdrawals, testing whether the state can extend sovereignty beyond armed groups—an issue that also ties into Iraq’s push for closer regional partnership. Kurdistan Security: KRG PM Masrour Barzani said drones targeting Erbil were launched from Mosul, urging Baghdad to stop attacks as the US-led coalition prepares to leave. Kirkuk Arbaeen Logistics: Kirkuk International Airport started receiving foreign Arbaeen pilgrims for the first time, coordinating security and transport to Karbala. Fuel Rationing in Erbil: The KRG launched a trial electronic-card system for subsidized fuel, limiting “Normal” subsidized gasoline to 40 liters per vehicle daily amid shortages. US-Iran War Accounting & Ceasefire Talks: The Pentagon revised down Iran-war casualty figures and created a new “Overseas Operations” category, while mediators reported progress toward renewed negotiations as US and Iran paused attacks for a second straight day. Shipping Pressure on Iraq’s Oil: Data showed traffic through the Bab el-Mandeb and Hormuz stayed subdued as Red Sea risks rose, keeping energy routes tight for Iraq’s export revenues. Corruption Probe: Iraq seized over $125m in gold and cash in an oil corruption case.
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