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Iran Criticizes US and UK Strikes on Yemen, Warns of Escalating Tensions
Iran Criticizes US and UK Strikes on Yemen, Warns of Escalating Tensions
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The US and UK strikes, targeting Houthi sites in response to Red Sea attacks, drew condemnation from Iran's foreign ministry, highlighting concerns over regional instability.
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Iran criticized the latest strikes by the United States and Britain on Yemen, stating they aimed to "escalate tensions and crises" in the region.American and British forces conducted new airstrikes on Saturday, targeting 18 Houthi sites in Yemen. These strikes were launched in retaliation for recent attacks by the Iran-backed group on shipping in the Red Sea.He also condemned the United States and Britain for their inaction regarding Israel's campaign in Gaza, stating they failed to "take immediate and effective action."The Houthis assert that their attacks on shipping in the Red Sea are in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza.
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Iran Criticizes US and UK Strikes on Yemen, Warns of Escalating Tensions
18:22 25.02.2024 (Updated: 18:23 25.02.2024) The US and UK strikes, targeting Houthi sites in response to Red Sea attacks, drew condemnation from Iran's foreign ministry, highlighting concerns over regional instability.
Iran criticized the latest strikes by the United States and Britain on Yemen, stating they aimed to "escalate tensions and crises" in the region.
"With such attacks, America and Britain seek to escalate tensions and crises in the region, and expand the scope of war and instability," Iran's foreign ministry spokesman Nasser Kanani said.
American and British forces conducted new airstrikes on Saturday, targeting 18 Houthi sites in Yemen. These strikes were launched in retaliation for recent attacks by the Iran-backed group on shipping in the Red Sea.
Kanani emphasized, "Certainly, this kind of arbitrary and aggressive military operation, aside from aggravating insecurity and instability in the region, will not achieve anything for these aggressor countries."
He also condemned the United States and Britain for their inaction regarding
Israel's campaign in Gaza, stating they failed to "
take immediate and effective action."
The
Houthis assert that their attacks on shipping in the Red Sea are in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza.