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Saudi Arabia and the Yemeni Houthis armed organization (youth movement) have been in a state of military confrontation for a long time. Iran has been accused of violating United Nations resolutions by continuing to provide military aid to the organization.
(Central News Agency, Riyadh, Comprehensive Foreign News Report on the 15th) Saudi Arabia today accused Iran of supporting the Yemeni rebel "Youth Movement" (Houthi) to continue fighting against it. It also stated that Saudi Arabia had proactively approached the Houthi movement a few weeks ago to propose talks in neighboring Oman, but was rejected by the other side.
Agence France-Presse reports that conflicts between Saudi Arabia and youth movements have intensified in recent weeks. Rayed Krimly, Saudi Arabia's deputy foreign minister for public diplomacy, said at an online press conference today that they believe the youth movement has raised tensions and was instigated by Iran.
"Iran continues to provide weapons, training and support to youth movements in violation of United Nations Security Council (UNSC) resolutions," Kremlin said.
He also said that when this wave of conflict first began, Saudi Arabia asked the youth movement if it would like to meet in Muscat, the capital of Oman, but was rejected.
"This was the last contact (between the two sides), which took place a few weeks ago," Kremlin said.

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