AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMaritime Disruption: Iran says the Strait of Hormuz won’t reopen until the U.S. “corrects its behavior,” listing demands that include ending the blockade, lifting sanctions, withdrawing forces, releasing frozen assets, and paying war compensation—keeping shipping uncertainty front and center for U.S. logistics. Defense Industrial Base: The Pentagon is pressing defense firms to submit plans in 21 days to dramatically speed weapons and munitions production after depleted stocks tied to the Iran conflict. Autonomous Mobility: Zoox is set to begin charging for robotaxi rides starting Aug. 10 after NHTSA granted an exemption allowing commercial operation of its steering-wheel/pedal-free vehicles. Aviation/Manufacturing: FAA cleared Boeing’s 737-7 with an amended type certificate, moving the jet toward first deliveries. Roadworks: Kansas DOT plans U.S. 24 resurfacing in Stockton starting Aug. 10 with lane reductions through early December. Public Safety/Weather: Utah’s Widemouth 2 wildfire response saw a Sikorsky Skycrane crash that killed two pilots. Supply Chain/Operations: UN Somalia logistics support uncertainty is driving a UNSOS tender to sell U.N.-owned vehicles and equipment locally.
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