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Iran denies links to Yemen's Houthi movement

Iran has rejected accusations that it is linked to the Houthis, describing them as an independent Yemeni actor. The report provides no new military action or binding policy change.

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The denial reflects continuing disputes over external involvement in Yemen's conflict and regional escalation risks.

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