AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUS-Iran Escalation Hits Jordan: The US says it is “not finished” with Iran as strikes continue for a 10th night, while Iran targets US sites across the Gulf, including Jordan; Jordan reports intercepting multiple Iranian missiles and drones with no casualties, as officials warn the conflict is spreading beyond Hormuz. Local Security & Sovereignty: Jordan’s foreign ministry rejects Houthi claims accusing Saudi Arabia of blockading Yemen and reiterates support for Saudi measures, stressing freedom of navigation under UN resolutions and UNCLOS. Diplomacy Under Strain: Mediators push a 10-day truce and a return to talks on managing shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, but both sides trade attacks and dispute the “ambiguous” terms of last month’s interim understanding. Human Cost for US Forces: US officials identify two soldiers killed in Jordan—1st Lt. Tyler James Feehan (Hawaii) and Pvt. Isabella Gonzales (Texas)—and later confirm Sgt. Michael Emmanuel Swinton (North Carolina) killed in Iraq during a controlled detonation. Domestic Governance: Prime Minister Jafar Hassan inspected Jerash eco-tourism and Ramtha vocational training projects, directing upgrades and modernization to better match labor market needs. Youth & Digital Skills: Orange Jordan launches the next phase of its Coding Academy with the Crown Prince Foundation to expand access across governorates.
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