Saudi Arabia has reportedly issued a direct ultimatum to Tehran, demanding that Iran rein in the Houthi movement in Yemen or face 'unprecedented force' against both the terror group and its state sponsor, according to a single unverified report. The threat was delivered via Pakistan, which serves as an intermediary.
As The Zioneer reported earlier today at 17:13 Jerusalem, Saudi Arabia has reportedly threatened Iran via Pakistan, demanding that Tehran curtail Houthi aggression from Yemen or face military action. The current report provides a more explicit quote, with Saudi Arabia referring to the Houthis as 'your dogs from Yemen' and warning of 'unprecedented force' against the terror group and its state backer. The threat remains unverified by independent sources.
2 developments
- DevelopingSaudi Arabia takes Iran, Houthi threats 'very seriously,' regional sources say
- DevelopingSaudi Arabia prepares 'violent wave' of strikes against Houthis, warns of Iranian attack plans
- DevelopingSaudi Arabia warns Houthis: 'We will respond forcefully to any attempt to harm the kingdom'
- DevelopingReuters: Pakistan prepares to join fighting against Houthis in Yemen as regional tensions escalate
Source and signal
- Internal intake