Iran denies its interference in Yemen and accuses the Kingdom of postponing a regional meeting
The Iranian government has officially denied any involvement in the ongoing conflict in Yemen, asserting that the Houthi group makes its military and political decisions completely independently of Tehran.
This statement comes at a time when the region is witnessing diplomatic tensions, as Iran has accused the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia of being behind the postponement of the regional "Hormuz meeting," which was scheduled to be held to discuss security issues in the region.
These statements come within the framework of the ongoing exchange of accusations between Tehran and Riyadh regarding thorny regional issues, especially concerning the situation in Yemen and its impact on the stability of international navigation in the region.
International and local parties are seeking to find peaceful solutions to the Yemeni conflict, while political positions remain far apart regarding the reasons for the continuation of the crisis and the role of regional powers in it.
Political circles in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are monitoring these developments closely, as Riyadh continues to emphasize the necessity of adhering to international resolutions to ensure the security and stability of the region.