Ismail Baqai, an Iranian diplomat, strongly denied recent allegations regarding Iran's intervention in Yemen, asserting that such claims are baseless and untrue. In a press conference, he stated: "Iran has no intervention in Yemen's internal affairs, and these allegations are only raised to justify military actions and illegal sanctions against Yemen."
Responsibility of the European Union in the Situation in Yemen
Baqai also held the European Union responsible for participating in the sanctions and blockade of Yemen, stating that these actions have only exacerbated the humanitarian crisis in Yemen. He called on the international community to pay attention to this issue and take necessary actions to improve the conditions.
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Call to Stop Military Attacks and Respect National Sovereignty
The Iranian diplomat emphasized that the solution to the Yemen crisis is only possible through diplomacy and dialogue, calling for an immediate halt to military attacks and the lifting of the blockade on this country. He also warned the countries involved in this crisis that the continuation of this situation could have irreparable consequences.
Many observers believe that the claims of Iran's intervention in Yemen are used more as a political tool to justify military actions against this country. Meanwhile, Baqai emphasized that Iran will always support the people of Yemen and their right to national sovereignty and is seeking peaceful ways to resolve the Yemen crisis.
Given the current conditions, Baqai's statements seem to emphasize the importance of diplomacy and dialogue as the only solution to the Yemen crisis and the alleviation of humanitarian and economic problems in this country. According to him, the global community should focus on helping the people of Yemen instead of continuing sanctions and blockades and strive for peace and stability in this country.
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