5 sourcesFirst reported today at 06:00, updated 37 min ago
হামলা না করা শর্তে হুথিদের ১০০ কোটি ডলার দিতে চায় সৌদি আরব
saudi arabia offers houthis one billion dollars for halting attacks
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Saudi Arabia has reportedly offered the Houthi group in Yemen $1 billion, through Iran's mediation, to halt attacks on Saudi Arabia and secure a ceasefire, according to Israeli media citing Gulf diplomatic sources. A diplomatic source claimed Saudi Defence Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman flew the money to Tehran on a Hercules military transport plane, but no Saudi official confirmed the transfer. Attendees of the Tehran talks reportedly included Turkey's intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin, Pakistan's army chief Asim Munir, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, Mohsen Rezaei and senior IRGC officials. A Saudi official said the dispute centres on implementing a deal made three years ago, which would have paid public-sector salaries and reconstruction in Houthi-controlled areas in exchange for halting attacks. The Houthis accused Saudi Arabia of breaking that pledge, while Saudi Arabia said it will not agree to a new truce under military pressure or blackmail. The Saudi Foreign Ministry said the visit aimed to reduce tensions and support mediation by Qatar and Pakistan.
Where accounts differ. Channel i states the Saudi foreign ministry described the Tehran visit as part of a NATO-style alliance effort, a characterization absent from the Bangla Edition account, which does not mention it.
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হামলা না করা শর্তে হুথিদের ১০০ কোটি ডলার দিতে চায় সৌদি আরব
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