AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMedicine Supply Oversight: Iraq’s Health Ministry ordered inspections to verify medicine stocks at hospitals and compare shortages with supplies at KIMADIA, after probes found delays and gaps despite available stock, with officials warned they could be held responsible for negligence. Sanctions Relief for Care Travel: The US granted Iraqi Airways a sanctions waiver to resume flights to Iran in October, initially from Najaf, aimed at allowing pilgrims and also travel for medical treatment and education. Air Access Update: Reuters reports the waiver is limited (one month) and could be extended, after Iraq suspended Iran flights last Friday under new US sanctions. Security & Health System Pressure: With the US set to end Operation Inherent Resolve and withdraw remaining troops from Iraq, Iraqi officials warn ISIS could exploit security gaps—raising concerns for public safety and healthcare continuity. Kirkuk Tragedy: In Kirkuk, two Kurdish teens were killed or died after a clash involving Iraqi counterterrorism forces and suspected ISIS remnants, with families alleging misidentification and custody-related death.
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