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The Yemeni government condemned on Monday the statement issued by Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding Yemen, describing its contents as “misleading allegations, blatant interference in Yemen’s internal affairs, and an overt attempt to provide political and media cover for the Houthi militia.”

In a statement, the Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that “the Iranian statement reveals Tehran’s open adoption of the Houthi militia’s narrative and its justification of their practices, alongside what Yemeni competent authorities have uncovered regarding the shift in Iranian interference from funding, arms supply, and training to direct participation in planning and managing operations.”

It emphasized that “this nexus between military support and diplomatic cover constitutes additional evidence of Iran’s role in undermining the Yemeni state and threatening the security of the region and its waterways,” by “funding rogue groups that challenge national governments in their exclusive authority over the monopoly of force and decisions on war and peace.”

In this regard, it pointed to the announcement issued last Tuesday by the Yemeni Ministry of Interior, which revealed “the presence of 21 foreign experts working with the Houthi militia, including 14 experts from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps and 7 from Hezbollah, who are involved in managing military operations in Yemen, targeting international navigation, and manufacturing drones and ballistic missiles.”

The Yemeni Foreign Ministry stressed that “Iran’s interests, security, and the future of its regional relations require respecting the sovereignty of states, building good-neighborly relations based on shared interests, refraining from interfering in internal affairs, and abandoning the policy of arming its destructive proxy groups.”