AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSudan War Fuelled by Foreign Networks: A UN-backed probe says transnational suppliers—including entities linked to the UAE, Colombia, Chad and Libya—helped arm and train the Rapid Support Forces, while foreign-supplied drones expanded strike reach and contributed to attacks on civilians. Libya–EU Friction Over Ocean Viking: The EU says it still hasn’t received formal final findings after the Libyan coastguard fired on the Ocean Viking more than a year ago, leaving Brussels waiting on Tripoli’s response. Tripoli Fuel Depot Hit by Drone: Libya’s National Oil Corporation says a remote-controlled drone attack caused minor damage at a Tripoli fuel depot; teams began drawing down fuel levels as a precaution, with no supply disruption reported. Libya’s Digital Payments Surge: Libya’s central bank says e-payment transactions hit about LD 764.9bn between January and August, reflecting wider use of digital banking and the national payment switch. China’s Reconstruction Push in Libya: Beijing is rebuilding its presence in Libya through diplomatic, financial and commercial steps after a long lapse, aiming to restart practical channels for reconstruction and investment. Regional Watch: Turkey’s intelligence chief met Greece’s counterpart in Athens amid Aegean and security tensions, with Libya’s political unity also discussed.
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