Iran Condemns US Strikes in Yemen, Warns of Consequences

Iran, through official Baghaei, condemned US strikes in Yemen for causing civilian casualties and criticized Western silence on Israel’s attacks during Ramadan. He warned of a decisive response to US threats against Iran, dismissed claims of Iranian control over Yemen’s resistance as desperate, and affirmed the independence of Yemeni forces in their strategic decisions.

In a recent statement, Iran has condemned the United States’ military actions in Yemen, expressed by Iranian official Baghaei. He condemned the US strikes for their devastating impact on civilians, particularly women and children. Baghaei criticized the lack of response from Western nations regarding Israel’s ongoing assaults in Gaza and the West Bank during Ramadan, asserting that these actions constitute a continuation of genocide with consistent bombardments over the past 16 months.

Responding to US threats towards Tehran following the strikes in Yemen, Baghaei emphasized that Iran would respond decisively to any assault on its sovereignty or national interests. He underscored Iran’s commitment to protecting its territorial integrity and security against any external aggression.

Additionally, Baghaei rejected US claims that Iran has control over Yemen’s resistance movement, labeling these assertions as a desperate tactic to deflect from Washington’s recent setbacks. He affirmed that the Yemeni forces operate autonomously and make independent strategic decisions that contribute to the broader Palestinian resistance effort.

The Iranian government has articulated strong opposition to US military actions in Yemen, emphasizing its commitment to national sovereignty and a warning against potential threats from the US. Furthermore, Baghaei’s remarks clarify Iran’s stance on the autonomy of Yemeni forces, dispelling US claims of control. This situation reflects ongoing tensions in the region and highlights the humanitarian crisis in Yemen amid geopolitical conflicts.

Original Source: en.mehrnews.com