AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHumanitarian Security: Drones are now the biggest driver of civilian deaths in Sudan’s war, with UN officials saying armed drones caused over 80% of conflict-related deaths (at least 880 civilians killed from January to April) as both the army and RSF use foreign-supplied tech to strike hospitals, schools, markets, and even Khartoum airport. Libya Military Watch: OSINT monitoring reports Libya’s Libyan National Army has spotted Russia’s newest T-72B3M tanks (2025 model), including at least three units, with upgrades aimed at surviving drone attacks—another sign of continued arms influence despite Russia’s Ukraine losses. Mediterranean Tensions: Greece says a suspected Ukrainian sea drone found near Lefkada likely veered off course due to a technical malfunction, while investigators still weigh whether it could have been launched from Libya. Aid Movement: A “Soumoud 2” land convoy is preparing to leave Libya for Egypt’s Rafah crossing to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza. Libya–China Economy: Tripoli’s Dbeibah is urging Chinese firms to return and restart stalled projects in energy, housing, and infrastructure.
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