Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has stated that his country is not engaged in military conflict with Saudi Arabia. The declaration comes amid broader regional tensions and ongoing discussions about stability in the Middle East.
During his comments, Pezeshkian also addressed the role of the Houthis, characterizing them as having independent concerns rather than acting as Iranian proxies. This clarification suggests Tehran’s attempt to distance itself from militant groups operating in the region.
The Iranian president emphasized the importance of cooperative efforts among regional nations to achieve lasting peace and security. His remarks indicate Tehran’s interest in pursuing diplomatic solutions and reducing tensions with neighboring countries in the Middle East.
Originally reported by Aljazeera →
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