Iran's Foreign Minister Says Ready to Provide All Assistance for Political Resolution of Yemen Conflict
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi spoke with Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal by phone on the evening of October 11, local time, exchanging views on the current regional situation. Araghchi expressed concern about the escalating regional tensions and emphasized that adhering to military means while neglecting political solutions would only further complicate the current situation. Araghchi stressed that there is no military solution to the crisis in the region, and Iran is willing to offer all assistance to facilitate dialogue and ultimately a political solution between Saudi Arabia and Yemen.
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