The unrecognized government of Sana'a, run by the Houthis, announced that it had received the first ambassador to a foreign country in years, by receiving the new Iranian ambassador, Ali Muhammad Ramadani. This development comes in light of the escalation of tensions in Yemen, the continuation of the armed conflict, and the attacks on shipping lines. International.

The appointment of the new Iranian ambassador is considered a step that reflects the depth of the relationship between Tehran and the Houthis, and confirms the continued Iranian support for the Houthi group in its war against the legitimate, internationally recognized government. 

The countries of the region and the international community fear that this development will lead to an escalation of the conflict and undermine peace efforts.

This appointment comes three years after the death of the former Iranian ambassador, Hassan Erloo, who played a pivotal role in supporting the Houthis during the ongoing war in Yemen. This step indicates Iran’s desire to strengthen its influence in Yemen and provide continued support to the Houthis in confronting the legitimate government. Supported by the Arab Coalition.