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Saudi official accuses Iran of backing Houthi attacks

Saudi foreign ministry official Rayed Krimly accused Iran of encouraging Houthi attacks on the kingdom and said Tehran continues to arm, train and support the group, in violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions. The escalation has exposed Saudi Arabia’s challenges in intercepting the attacks and rattled global markets.
WHO: Rayed Krimly, Saudi deputy minister for public diplomacy
WHAT: Accused Iran of encouraging Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and said it continues to arm, train and support the group.
WHEN: Oct 15, 2026
WHERE: Saudi Arabia
WHY: Krimly said Iran was encouraging the Houthis and continued to arm, train and support them.

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