Austria has barred Iran's nuclear chief, Mohammad Eslami, from entering the country, citing a lack of consensus at the UN Security Council. The decision comes amid tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia, with Iran accusing the kingdom of delaying regional discussions on security in the Strait of Hormuz.
Meanwhile, Yemen's Houthis have launched missile and drone attacks on Saudi military sites, escalating regional hostilities. Iran has denied involvement in the conflict, though it has faced accusations of supporting the rebels. The situation remains volatile, with both sides blaming each other for escalating violence.
Saudi Arabia has postponed a planned regional meeting aimed at addressing security concerns in the strategic Strait of Hormuz. Iran has criticized this move, accusing Saudi officials of seeking to avoid dialogue. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions between regional powers, with the US also facing criticism for its role in the conflict.
The situation in Yemen continues to worsen, with government forces advancing in Taiz while Houthis claim responsibility for attacks on Saudi territory. The lack of progress in diplomatic efforts underscores the deepening crisis in the region.
