Iran condemns 'new deadly attacks' on Yemen

Iran's Foreign Ministry has issued a fresh condemnation of what it described as new deadly attacks on Yemen, according to Iran's state news agency IRNA.

In a statement, the ministry characterized the strikes as a violation of Yemen's national sovereignty and territorial integrity, adding to a series of previous condemnations Tehran has issued regarding military action against the country.

The statement did not specify further details about the party or parties responsible for the attacks, nor did it provide specifics on casualties, locations, or the scale of the reported strikes. Iran has repeatedly voiced criticism of military operations targeting Yemen throughout the country's prolonged conflict, positioning itself as an opponent of what it terms foreign aggression against Yemeni sovereignty.

Yemen has experienced years of conflict involving multiple domestic and international parties, with the humanitarian and security situation remaining a matter of ongoing international concern. Various governments and coalitions have conducted military operations in and around Yemen at different points during the conflict, and statements condemning such actions have become a recurring feature of regional diplomatic commentary.

Iran's foreign ministry statements on Yemen are typically issued as part of Tehran's broader foreign policy positioning in the region, reflecting its stated support for Yemeni sovereignty amid the continuing conflict. No further details on potential diplomatic or other responses from Iran were included in the available report.