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Rubio says he sees Iran's "hand" behind Houthi attack on Saudi Arabia
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Rubio says he sees Iran's "hand" behind Houthi attack on Saudi Arabia

dnoticias.pt9 September 2026 at 05:03

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated today that Iran was involved in the attacks launched by the Houthis in Saudi Arabia. According to him, the Houthis are agents and allies of the Iranians, and Iran's hand is clearly visible behind these events. Rubio made this statement in response to a question about the attacks carried out by pro-Iranian rebels on Saudi territory, which led to dozens of wounded.

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