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| A number of Iranians held demonstrations on Sunday, January 3, 2016, against Saudi Arabia, which executes great scholar of Iran, al-Nimr. (REUTERS / Raheb Homavandi) |
Iran has accused Saudi Arabia to attack their embassy in the Yemen capital, Sana'a. According to Iran, the Saudis use combat aircraft to carry out attacks.
According to a spokesman for the Arab Coalition in Yemen, Brigadier General Ahmed Asseri, Saudi will investigate the case.
Asseri admit, coalition jets major attack in Sana'a on Wednesday night, January 6, 2016. The attack targeted a site used a missile launcher Houthi militia. He added that the group was also using civilian facilities, including embassies that have been abandoned.
Asseri added that previously, the coalition has asked all countries to provide data coordinate their diplomatic positions. "Because the positions of Houthi group is not credible," he reasoned.
Saudi-led coalition, which is supported by the US, is targeting Houthi group allied with former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, who has resigned since 2012. The coalition was heavily criticized and accused of too much enters the affairs of Yemen.
The coalition is also accused of attacking a hospital founded by Doctors Without Borders in Sana'a, last December.
Quoted from RT, January 7, 2016, attacks were carried Arabia over Iran's decision banning all products Arabia to enter Iran.
According to the Iranian news agency, KCNA, the decision was taken during a Cabinet meeting chaired by the President of Iran Hassan Rouhani. The cabinet meeting also confirmed the ban on pilgrimage to Mecca, which has been in effect since April last year, because of a sexual assault on two Iranian men who allegedly committed the Saudi airport officials.
Conflict Iran and Saudi Arabia executed heated after prominent Iranian cleric Sheikh Nimr Nimral. Saudi action to make the Iranian people angry to burn the Saudi Embassy.
Action was rewarded Arabia to withdraw its diplomats and asked the entire Iranian diplomats to return. Action Arabia broke diplomatic relations with Iran followed by Kuwait, Bahrain and Sudan.
