Yemen: Iran rejects the military route and calls for dialogue to end the conflict
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi today rejected the military route and called for dialogue to end the conflict in Yemen, which has worsened..
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Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi today rejected the military route and called for dialogue to end the conflict in Yemen, which worsened as the Huthis rebels and Saudi Arabia intensified the exchange of attacks. In this context, he stressed that the situation in Yemen "cannot be attributed to Iran" and rejected any responsibility, saying that "what happens in Bab al-Mandeb has ancient roots, such as the issues between Yemen, Saudi Arabia and other countries in the region".
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Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi today rejected the military route and called for dialogue to end the conflict in Yemen, which worsened as the Huthis rebels and Saudi Arabia intensified the exchange of attacks
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In this context, he stressed that the situation in Yemen "cannot be attributed to Iran" and rejected any responsibility, saying that "what happens in Bab al-Mandeb has ancient roots, such as the issues between Yemen, Saudi Arabia and other countries in the region".
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Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi today rejected the military route and called for dialogue to end the conflict in Iran
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