Iran Foreign Ministry: Interception claim alone not enough to accuse a party
The Iranian Foreign Ministry has stated that claims of intercepting a march heading to Mecca cannot serve as a basis for accusing any particular party. It emphasized that any attack on Islamic holy sites, especially Mecca, Medina, and Al-Aqsa Mosque, is condemned. This comes after Saudi Arabia accused the Yemeni Ansar Allah movement of targeting Mecca, an accusation the movement has repeatedly denied. The international community, including the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, has condemned the attempt to target Mecca, considering it a violation of sacred sites. Iran affirms that discussing an interception does not justify making accusations, and it notes that Arab and Islamic countries continue to support Saudi Arabia in its efforts to protect its security and prevent any entity from further targeting its holy sites.
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