Iran war, Trump: "Probable meeting with Putin and Xi next week". LIVE

US President Donald Trump has said he will likely meet with the leaders of Russia and China next week to discuss ending the war in Iran. Trump told reporters he expected to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of an Asia-Pacific summit in Shenzhen on November 18-19.

Yemen's internationally recognized government has called on Iran to stop arming the Houthis, withdraw its military advisers and end interference in the country's internal affairs, accusing Tehran of directly participating in the planning and management of the group's operations. Iran International reports this, citing a statement from the Yemeni Foreign Ministry.

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“The president of the United States clearly recognizes that the vast majority of Americans feel disgusted towards Israel. It is surprising, however, that he does not seem to understand why,” Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi wrote on They've had enough. And the same goes for our region." Araghchi released this statement in response to statements by American President Donald Trump, who attributed the Republicans' electoral defeat, in part, to US voters' aversion towards Israel.

Yemen's internationally recognized government today called on Iran to stop arming the Houthis, withdraw its military advisors and end interference in the country's internal affairs, accusing Tehran of directly participating in the planning and management of the group's operations. Iran International reports this, citing a statement from the Yemeni Foreign Ministry. Yemeni authorities have reportedly identified 21 foreign experts working with the Houthis, including 14 members of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and seven Hezbollah militants. The ministry reports that their activities include command and control, ballistic missiles, drones, electronic warfare, weapons smuggling and coordination of maritime operations, including the selection of commercial vessels for attacks. The ministry then accused Iran of facilitating Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, commercial shipping and shipping in the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandeb Strait.

US President Donald Trump has said he will likely meet with the leaders of Russia and China next week to discuss ending the war in Iran. Trump told reporters he expected to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of an Asia-Pacific summit in Shenzhen on November 18-19. "I will go to China - said the tycoon - and I think one of the meetings will be with Putin and Xi; it will be interesting". He added: "We will discuss many issues, including denuclearization, but we will talk about a variety of topics. We are trying to end the war in Iran." On October 21, the Kremlin confirmed that this trilateral meeting - the first of its kind - is "under preparation". The news came following an article in the Wall Street Journal, according to which Putin would like such three-way talks to negotiate a peace agreement in Ukraine favorable to Moscow. In the United States, Trump is criticized for his bias towards authoritarian leaders, such as those of China and Russia. The US president's willingness to meet Putin demonstrates, once again, how Trump has worked to put an end to Moscow's international isolation resulting from the invasion of Ukraine.