Yemen condemns Haniyeh

The assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran has sparked widespread condemnation from various political actors. Yemen’s Houthi rebels labeled the killing a 'heinous terrorist crime,' suggesting it violates international laws and values, while Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister denounced it as an 'absolutely unacceptable political murder' that could escalate tensions and affect ceasefire talks in Gaza. Malaysian political leaders from the Pas party expressed their sorrow and condemned Israel's actions, viewing Haniyeh's death as a significant loss for the Palestinian cause. Turkey's foreign ministry also condemned the assassination, calling it 'shameful' and alleging it aims to broaden the Gaza conflict regionally. Haniyeh, who was involved in diplomatic efforts for Hamas, had been typically based in Qatar and was assassinated during a period of heightened conflict. The reactions underscore the complexities and sensitivities surrounding the ongoing violence in the region.