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Over the weekend, US President Donald Trump posted a backhanded threat to the Houthis and Iran on his platform Truth Social.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said he ordered the army to respond to sources of fire from northern and eastern borders with Syria.
The Syrian government is also trying to deal with the fallout of clashes in Latakia in which numerous civilians were killed by extremists.
The US has tremendous naval assets in the region, while the Houthis have ballistic missiles and drones.
Karroubi's political ally, former Prime Minister Mirhossein Mousavi, would also be released from house arrest in the coming months.
The Iranian spokesperson noted contradictory signals from the US, which was voicing readiness for talks while also applying new sanctions.
Overnight, US Central Command continued to carry out strikes on the Iran-backed terror group.
The Syrian army has clashed with Hezbollah several times since the overthrow of the Assad regime.
The US launches strikes on Iran-backed Houthis as Gulf nations monitor the impact, seeking signs of deterrence and regional stability.
Tehran insists the Houthis act independently as US airstrikes intensify—what does this mean for Iran’s proxy network?