The Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Razai, met with the representative of the Houthis in Iran, Ibrahim Aldaylami, a day after a high-level meeting that brought together the Iranian leadership with senior leaders from the allied countries in Mecca, Tehran. According to the Iranian news agency "IRNA", Razai held discussions with Al-Daylami about "developments on the conflict fronts in Yemen". The Iranian authorities call the representative of the Houthis "the Yemeni ambassador in Tehran". There is no representation of the internationally recognized government of Yemen in Iran. Yesterday, Tehran hosted a high-level security and military meeting, which brought together the Secretary of Iran's National Security Council, the Saudi Defense Minister, the Pakistani Army Commander, and the head of Turkish Intelligence (Allies Mecca). The meeting issued a final statement confirming the continuation of joint coordination and cooperation to achieve regional stability. According to the agency, Razai told the representative of the Houthis that the four-way meeting "was held in order to make arrangements for internal security in the entire region, the departure of foreign forces, and to stop their interference in the internal affairs of the countries of the region for the time being."

The Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Razai, met with the representative of the Houthis in Iran, Ibrahim Aldaylami, a day after a high-level meeting that brought together the Iranian leadership with senior leaders from the allied countries in Mecca, Tehran. According to the Iranian news agency "IRNA", Razai held discussions with Al-Daylami about "developments on the conflict fronts in Yemen". The Iranian authorities call the representative of the Houthis "the Yemeni ambassador in Tehran". There is no representation of the internationally recognized government of Yemen in Iran. Yesterday, Tehran hosted a high-level security and military meeting, which brought together the Secretary of Iran's National Security Council, the Saudi Defense Minister, the Pakistani Army Commander, and the head of Turkish Intelligence (Allies Mecca). The meeting issued a final statement confirming the continuation of joint coordination and cooperation to achieve regional stability. According to the agency, Razai told the representative of the Houthis that the four-way meeting "was held in order to make arrangements for internal security in the entire region, the departure of foreign forces, and to stop their interference in the internal affairs of the countries of the region for the time being."