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According to Haaretz, Iran's foreign minister told his Saudi counterpart that the region's crises have no military solution and offered mediation, after a reported Houthi airport strike that Haaretz says killed 13. Only Haaretz-derived reporting supports this, and no other source confirms the airport strike or the death toll. A separate Haaretz-derived report says Saudi Arabia refused an Israeli request to join the fight against the Houthis, which is not part of this event.
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Sources disagree on:
- The claim's actors field lists Iran as the attacker, while its headline and summary attribute the airport strike to the Houthis.
- The place is recorded only as 'Saudi-Yemen conflict'; the location of the reported airport strike is not specified.
- The Middle East Eye item (relaying Haaretz) covers a Saudi refusal of an Israeli request to join the fight against the Houthis, not the mediation offer or the airport strike, so it does not corroborate the first claim.
- The 13 deaths and the injury count are reported only by Haaretz; injuries are unknown.
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