Iran denies link to Houthi attacks; warns US as Trump rejects peace offer

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on Saturday denied any involvement of Iran in the re-escalated Houthi-Saudi conflict, offering to help resolve the conflict.“What is happening in Yemen is not linked to Iran," Pezeshkian told Al Jazeera, adding that both countries must resolve their conflict through diplomacy.Pezeshkian accused the United States and Israel of making the Gulf countries fight each other, so that they can control the region's wealth. He said Iran was attacked “from the airspace of Muslim countries”They are “pitting Muslim countries against one another", he said, while highlighting that a "brother" should not fight another.Pezeshkian said that his country will not be a warmonger and has offered to “help resolve the dispute” that escalated in the past few weeks.This statement follows weeks of intensifying violence between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis, during which the Iran-backed group has launched barrages of missiles and drones at the kingdom, prompting Saudi airstrikes…