G7 Calls on Iran to Stop Arming Yemen's Houthis, Says Attacks on Saudi Arabia Threaten Global Energy Security
G7 foreign ministers stated in a joint communiqué that Iran must "end its arming and support of the Houthis in Yemen" and condemned Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia "in the strongest terms." The G7 noted that the escalation of the conflict in Yemen jeopardizes regional and global energy security. This statement was released ahead of the UN General Assembly, where senior Iranian officials are scheduled to speak.
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