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Jerusalem Post says Beijing was asked to rein in the Houthis; Shargh says Riyadh asked Oman for a two-week truce

Three reports, two different brokers, and not one named source. Two say Saudi Arabia went to China to lean on Iran; a third says it went to Muscat for a two-week ceasefire in Yemen. Neither account mentions the other.

تقرير: الصين طلبت من إيران كبح الحوثيين بعد "مناشدة سعودية"
تقرير: الصين طلبت من إيران كبح الحوثيين بعد "مناشدة سعودية" as published by Al-Modon · seen at Al-Modon
Geopolitics & international affairs Yemen Saudi Arabia Oman China Iran

Two brokers, one request, nobody on the record. The Jerusalem Post says Beijing has pushed Tehran to help stop Houthi attacks "following appeal from Saudis", and credits "two Iranian sources" — the same pair who supply the line that limits the claim, that Beijing's interests "were only one of many considerations". Al-Modon carries that account in its headline as a report, and keeps the "Saudi appeal" itself inside quotation marks while stating the Chinese request plainly. Shargh names a different channel altogether: a senior source told Al-Mayadeen that Saudi Arabia asked the Sultanate of Oman to help secure a two-week ceasefire in Yemen.

Outlet Who is asked to broker Sourced to Calls the group
The Jerusalem Post China, pressing Iran "two Iranian sources" Houthis
Al-Modon China, asked Iran an unnamed report Houthis
Shargh Oman "a senior source" speaking to Al-Mayadeen Ansarallah

No official is quoted by name anywhere. Not in Riyadh, not in Muscat, not in Beijing, not in Tehran, not in Sanaa. The two accounts are compatible — Saudi Arabia could be working both channels — but no report we hold mentions more than one. Under Al-Modon's brokering headline, the text we hold opens on a death reported by the Saudi state news agency, not on China.

Not settled. Who Riyadh actually asked. Whether anyone agreed. What the attacks being halted are, or where — none of the three says. The only figure in the story, two weeks, rests on one source relayed through one broadcaster. And the group is named two ways, Houthis in two reports and Ansarallah in one, with no report saying why.

What this is about. Saudi Arabia is reported to be asking another government to get attacks by Yemen's Houthi movement to stop — and two sets of reports name two different governments.

How it got here. The Houthi movement, which calls itself Ansar Allah, took the Yemeni capital Sanaa in September 2014 and pushed out the internationally recognised government. In March 2015 a military coalition led by Saudi Arabia intervened to restore that government; the war that followed has run for more than a decade, with Saudi cities and shipping hit from Yemen and Yemeni cities hit from the air. A United Nations-brokered truce took hold in April 2022 and has frayed since without either a formal peace or a return to the war's earlier intensity. Saudi Arabia has been trying to get out of it, and has negotiated with the Houthis directly, with Oman carrying messages.

Who the actors are. Oman borders Yemen, stayed out of the coalition, and is the Gulf's habitual go-between; it has hosted the Houthi channel for years. Iran is the movement's principal outside backer — Western governments and UN monitors say Tehran arms it; Tehran describes its support as political. China buys Gulf and Iranian oil and brokered the Saudi–Iranian restoration of relations announced in Beijing in March 2023, which is why a Saudi appeal to Beijing to lean on Tehran is plausible on its face.

What is at stake. The identity of the broker is the story. China pressing Iran would be a great power acting as security manager in the Gulf. Oman mediating a two-week halt would be the same regional channel as before, with a short clock on it.

Where it stands. Unconfirmed either way. Every account we hold is anonymous, and no party to it has spoken publicly.

What is being argued about

  • Whether China pressed Iran to help stop Houthi attacks after a Saudi appeal — carried by two reports, both resting on one anonymous account, confirmed by nobody in Beijing, Tehran or Riyadh.
  • Whether Saudi Arabia asked Oman to mediate a two-week ceasefire with the Houthis — one report, one senior source, relayed through one broadcaster.
  • Whether Riyadh is seeking outside mediation at all — two accounts agree it is, and name different capitals.
  • What the movement should be called: Houthis in two reports, Ansarallah in the third.
Same Saudi request, two different brokersSide by side
OutletWho it says was asked to brokerWho it is sourced toWhat it calls the groupHedged?
The Jerusalem PostChina — Beijing pressing Tehran, after an appeal from the Saudis"two Iranian sources"HouthisYes — "Iranian sources say" in the headline; the same sources say Beijing's interests were "only one of many considerations"
Al-ModonChina — asked Iran to rein in the Houthisan unnamed reportHouthisSplit — the Chinese request stated, the "Saudi appeal" in quotation marks
SharghOman — asked to mediate a two-week ceasefire in Yemen"a senior source" speaking to Al-MayadeenAnsarallahYes — one unnamed source, relayed through another broadcaster
Columns are drawn from each report's own words. Not a rating of any outlet.
Sources The Jerusalem Post
Centre-right estimate · not a score
The Jerusalem Post 🇮🇱IL · newspaper · independent Beijing pushes Tehran to help stop Houthi attacks following appeal from Saudis, Iranian sources say Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Jerusalem Post → What we have measured A count the body does not carry the headline says eight countries; the sentence names seven foreign ministers ×1Actor framing The Gulf ministers are the ones acting. Iran is the party they meet. ×1Actor generalised The headline has 'Baghdad' celebrating. The photo caption says the crowd is supporters of one armed group. ×1Actor named names the militias and calls the act 'desecration', in its own voice ×1 from 4111 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → A Al-Modon
Centre-left estimate · not a score
Al-Modon 🇱🇧LB · digital · تقرير: الصين طلبت من إيران كبح الحوثيين بعد "مناشدة سعودية" Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at Al-Modon → What we have measured Actor left unnamed a man is killed by an air strike in the headline with nobody named as striking; shelling and demolitions simply "continue" ×1Actor named The Israeli army is named as the shooter. ×1Actor named, action nominalised Israeli escalation is named but arrives as a wave, not as a doer ×1Affected people The only report that looks at people in the south: the explosions, the fear and the displacement. ×1 from 3381 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → Shargh
Centre-left estimate · not a score
Shargh 🇮🇷IR · newspaper · independent عربستان از عمان خواست برای آتش‌بس دو هفته‌ای با انصارالله میانجیگری کند Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at Shargh → What we have measured A count with its base both days given, and the data called preliminary ×1Actor named as a state the attack is Yemen's, not the Houthis' ×1A different actor does the asking Pakistan's army chief, not Beijing, is the one asking Tehran to use its influence, on the word of unnamed Pakistani government sources. ×1'aggression' in the narration The US campaign is called aggression in the report's own narration, which it credits to Al-Ahram's account of the call. ×1 from 10199 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
Three reports in 85 minutesTimeline
  1. 2026-09-1714:10 published time (UTC) Shargh reports that a senior source told Al-Mayadeen that Saudi Arabia asked the Sultanate of Oman to help secure a ceasefire in Yemen with Ansarallah two weeksthe only report naming Oman; no named official
  2. 2026-09-1714:12 published time (UTC) Al-Modon headlines that China asked Iran to rein in the Houthis after a "Saudi appeal", attributing it to a report —the text we hold under it opens on a death reported by the Saudi state news agency
  3. 2026-09-1715:34 published time (UTC) The Jerusalem Post reports that Beijing pushed Tehran to help stop Houthi attacks following an appeal from the Saudis 2 sourcesboth Iranian and unnamed; they add that Beijing's interests were one consideration among many
Published times as the reports carry them, in UTC.
Sources Shargh
Centre-left estimate · not a score
Shargh 🇮🇷IR · newspaper · independent عربستان از عمان خواست برای آتش‌بس دو هفته‌ای با انصارالله میانجیگری کند Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at Shargh → What we have measured A count with its base both days given, and the data called preliminary ×1Actor named as a state the attack is Yemen's, not the Houthis' ×1A different actor does the asking Pakistan's army chief, not Beijing, is the one asking Tehran to use its influence, on the word of unnamed Pakistani government sources. ×1'aggression' in the narration The US campaign is called aggression in the report's own narration, which it credits to Al-Ahram's account of the call. ×1 from 10199 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → A Al-Modon
Centre-left estimate · not a score
Al-Modon 🇱🇧LB · digital · تقرير: الصين طلبت من إيران كبح الحوثيين بعد "مناشدة سعودية" Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at Al-Modon → What we have measured Actor left unnamed a man is killed by an air strike in the headline with nobody named as striking; shelling and demolitions simply "continue" ×1Actor named The Israeli army is named as the shooter. ×1Actor named, action nominalised Israeli escalation is named but arrives as a wave, not as a doer ×1Affected people The only report that looks at people in the south: the explosions, the fear and the displacement. ×1 from 3381 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → The Jerusalem Post
Centre-right estimate · not a score
The Jerusalem Post 🇮🇱IL · newspaper · independent Beijing pushes Tehran to help stop Houthi attacks following appeal from Saudis, Iranian sources say Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Jerusalem Post → What we have measured A count the body does not carry the headline says eight countries; the sentence names seven foreign ministers ×1Actor framing The Gulf ministers are the ones acting. Iran is the party they meet. ×1Actor generalised The headline has 'Baghdad' celebrating. The photo caption says the crowd is supporters of one armed group. ×1Actor named names the militias and calls the act 'desecration', in its own voice ×1 from 4111 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
The bias in this coverageBias

Two brokers, no named source for either

Two reports have Beijing leaning on Tehran; a third has Riyadh asking Oman to mediate a two-week truce. Every one of the three rests on sources who are not named — two Iranian sources, an unnamed report, one senior source. Only one report carries the qualification that Chinese interests are not the deciding factor, and it comes from the same anonymous pair.

2 reports naming Beijing as the one applying pressure 1 reports naming Oman as the broker 3 reports resting on unnamed sources 0 reports naming a single official on the record

The party being asked to stop is never asked

All three reports describe pressure applied to the Houthis, or to Ansarallah, and none of the three carries a word from them. The Saudi appeal that starts the chain is quoted from nobody in Riyadh either: in one report it appears inside quotation marks, as something a report said. The group's name changes with the report — Houthis in two, Ansarallah in one — and no report says why.

0 reports quoting anyone in Sanaa 0 reports quoting a named Saudi official 2 different names used for the same party
Scored without the mastheads. Where the two passes differ, both are kept.
Sources The Jerusalem Post
Centre-right estimate · not a score
The Jerusalem Post 🇮🇱IL · newspaper · independent Beijing pushes Tehran to help stop Houthi attacks following appeal from Saudis, Iranian sources say Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Jerusalem Post → What we have measured A count the body does not carry the headline says eight countries; the sentence names seven foreign ministers ×1Actor framing The Gulf ministers are the ones acting. Iran is the party they meet. ×1Actor generalised The headline has 'Baghdad' celebrating. The photo caption says the crowd is supporters of one armed group. ×1Actor named names the militias and calls the act 'desecration', in its own voice ×1 from 4111 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → A Al-Modon
Centre-left estimate · not a score
Al-Modon 🇱🇧LB · digital · تقرير: الصين طلبت من إيران كبح الحوثيين بعد "مناشدة سعودية" Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at Al-Modon → What we have measured Actor left unnamed a man is killed by an air strike in the headline with nobody named as striking; shelling and demolitions simply "continue" ×1Actor named The Israeli army is named as the shooter. ×1Actor named, action nominalised Israeli escalation is named but arrives as a wave, not as a doer ×1Affected people The only report that looks at people in the south: the explosions, the fear and the displacement. ×1 from 3381 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → Shargh
Centre-left estimate · not a score
Shargh 🇮🇷IR · newspaper · independent عربستان از عمان خواست برای آتش‌بس دو هفته‌ای با انصارالله میانجیگری کند Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at Shargh → What we have measured A count with its base both days given, and the data called preliminary ×1Actor named as a state the attack is Yemen's, not the Houthis' ×1A different actor does the asking Pakistan's army chief, not Beijing, is the one asking Tehran to use its influence, on the word of unnamed Pakistani government sources. ×1'aggression' in the narration The US campaign is called aggression in the report's own narration, which it credits to Al-Ahram's account of the call. ×1 from 10199 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →

Claims and verdicts

unverified China has pressed Iran to help stop Houthi attacks, after an appeal from Saudi Arabia.
The Jerusalem Post attributes this to two unnamed Iranian sources, and Al-Modon carries it as a "report" rather than its own reporting, so the two outlets rest on one account; no report we hold confirms it from Beijing, Tehran or Riyadh.
Checked against 2 sources:
The Jerusalem Post
Centre-right estimate · not a score
The Jerusalem Post 🇮🇱IL · newspaper · independent Beijing pushes Tehran to help stop Houthi attacks following appeal from Saudis, Iranian sources say Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Jerusalem Post → What we have measured A count the body does not carry the headline says eight countries; the sentence names seven foreign ministers ×1Actor framing The Gulf ministers are the ones acting. Iran is the party they meet. ×1Actor generalised The headline has 'Baghdad' celebrating. The photo caption says the crowd is supporters of one armed group. ×1Actor named names the militias and calls the act 'desecration', in its own voice ×1 from 4111 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → A Al-Modon
Centre-left estimate · not a score
Al-Modon 🇱🇧LB · digital · تقرير: الصين طلبت من إيران كبح الحوثيين بعد "مناشدة سعودية" Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at Al-Modon → What we have measured Actor left unnamed a man is killed by an air strike in the headline with nobody named as striking; shelling and demolitions simply "continue" ×1Actor named The Israeli army is named as the shooter. ×1Actor named, action nominalised Israeli escalation is named but arrives as a wave, not as a doer ×1Affected people The only report that looks at people in the south: the explosions, the fear and the displacement. ×1 from 3381 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
unverified Saudi Arabia has asked Oman to mediate a two-week ceasefire with the Houthis.
Shargh is the only report we hold that carries this, and it attributes it to a senior source speaking to Al-Mayadeen; no other report we hold mentions an Omani channel, and none contradicts it.
Checked against 1 source:
Shargh
Centre-left estimate · not a score
Shargh 🇮🇷IR · newspaper · independent عربستان از عمان خواست برای آتش‌بس دو هفته‌ای با انصارالله میانجیگری کند Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at Shargh → What we have measured A count with its base both days given, and the data called preliminary ×1Actor named as a state the attack is Yemen's, not the Houthis' ×1A different actor does the asking Pakistan's army chief, not Beijing, is the one asking Tehran to use its influence, on the word of unnamed Pakistani government sources. ×1'aggression' in the narration The US campaign is called aggression in the report's own narration, which it credits to Al-Ahram's account of the call. ×1 from 10199 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
unverified Riyadh is seeking outside mediation to halt the Houthi attacks.
The Jerusalem Post (via Iranian sources) and Shargh (via Al-Mayadeen) each describe Saudi Arabia appealing for outside pressure, but they name different channels — Beijing and Muscat — and both rest on unnamed sources we cannot check.
Checked against 3 sources:
The Jerusalem Post
Centre-right estimate · not a score
The Jerusalem Post 🇮🇱IL · newspaper · independent Beijing pushes Tehran to help stop Houthi attacks following appeal from Saudis, Iranian sources say Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Jerusalem Post → What we have measured A count the body does not carry the headline says eight countries; the sentence names seven foreign ministers ×1Actor framing The Gulf ministers are the ones acting. Iran is the party they meet. ×1Actor generalised The headline has 'Baghdad' celebrating. The photo caption says the crowd is supporters of one armed group. ×1Actor named names the militias and calls the act 'desecration', in its own voice ×1 from 4111 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → Shargh
Centre-left estimate · not a score
Shargh 🇮🇷IR · newspaper · independent عربستان از عمان خواست برای آتش‌بس دو هفته‌ای با انصارالله میانجیگری کند Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at Shargh → What we have measured A count with its base both days given, and the data called preliminary ×1Actor named as a state the attack is Yemen's, not the Houthis' ×1A different actor does the asking Pakistan's army chief, not Beijing, is the one asking Tehran to use its influence, on the word of unnamed Pakistani government sources. ×1'aggression' in the narration The US campaign is called aggression in the report's own narration, which it credits to Al-Ahram's account of the call. ×1 from 10199 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → A Al-Modon
Centre-left estimate · not a score
Al-Modon 🇱🇧LB · digital · تقرير: الصين طلبت من إيران كبح الحوثيين بعد "مناشدة سعودية" Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at Al-Modon → What we have measured Actor left unnamed a man is killed by an air strike in the headline with nobody named as striking; shelling and demolitions simply "continue" ×1Actor named The Israeli army is named as the shooter. ×1Actor named, action nominalised Israeli escalation is named but arrives as a wave, not as a doer ×1Affected people The only report that looks at people in the south: the explosions, the fear and the displacement. ×1 from 3381 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →

Who wrote it

ا المدن - عرب وعالم Al-Modon
What the bias passes found in their reporting
Actor named The Israeli army is named as the shooter.×1
Army wording attributed The report attributes the description of the soldiers' deaths as an 'operational incident' to the army.×1
Asserted not attributed pressure on Abu Dhabi presented as revealed, not claimed×1
Asserted, not attributed the US block is stated as fact with no source named×1
Claims we checked that rest on their reporting
2 misleading7 disputed18 unverified15 true
From 801 reports we hold under this byline, at Al-Modon. Two independent readings, each made without the masthead, a quote attached to every tag. A record, never a rating. Their full record →
The bylines on the reports this story is built from. Hover one for what our passes have measured on their reporting. · 2 reports we hold carry no byline — we do not invent one.

Coverage, outlet by outlet

The Jerusalem Post
Centre-right estimate · not a score
The Jerusalem Post 🇮🇱IL · newspaper · independent Beijing pushes Tehran to help stop Houthi attacks following appeal from Saudis, Iranian sources say Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Jerusalem Post → What we have measured A count the body does not carry the headline says eight countries; the sentence names seven foreign ministers ×1Actor framing The Gulf ministers are the ones acting. Iran is the party they meet. ×1Actor generalised The headline has 'Baghdad' celebrating. The photo caption says the crowd is supporters of one armed group. ×1Actor named names the militias and calls the act 'desecration', in its own voice ×1 from 4111 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → — independent
The only report that puts a number on the sourcing — two Iranian sources — and the only one carrying their caveat that Beijing's interests were one consideration among many.
China has privately asked Tehran to help rein in Yemen's Houthis after an appeal to Beijing by Saudi Arabia following the Iran-backed group's military blitz in the past week, according to three Iranian sources familiar with the matter.Riyadh turned to China for help after the Houthis made rapid advances along the Red Sea coast and around the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, moves that have left Saudi oil exports and shipping more exposed, the sources said.China has publicly called for restraint, dialogue and the restoration of safe navigation, but its private message went further than the public statemen
Whose account is the default: the whole account of Chinese pressure rests on unnamed sources from one of the parties, flagged in the headline — “Beijing pushes Tehran to help stop Houthi attacks following appeal from Saudis, Iranian sources say”
How many sources: the qualification that limits the claim is carried by the same two anonymous Iranian sources who supply the claim — “two Iranian sources said Beijing's interests were only one of many considerations.”
Whose voice is quoted: the whole account rests on unnamed sources on one side — “Iranian sources say”
What is hedged: the same unnamed sources are used to shrink the broker's weight — “two Iranian sources said Beijing's interests were only one of many considerations”
Read it at The Jerusalem Post → https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/iran-news/article-908951
A Al-Modon
Centre-left estimate · not a score
Al-Modon 🇱🇧LB · digital · تقرير: الصين طلبت من إيران كبح الحوثيين بعد "مناشدة سعودية" Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at Al-Modon → What we have measured Actor left unnamed a man is killed by an air strike in the headline with nobody named as striking; shelling and demolitions simply "continue" ×1Actor named The Israeli army is named as the shooter. ×1Actor named, action nominalised Israeli escalation is named but arrives as a wave, not as a doer ×1Affected people The only report that looks at people in the south: the explosions, the fear and the displacement. ×1 from 3381 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → —
Shows how far the Chinese account travelled without gaining a source: it is relayed as a report, with the Saudi appeal held in quotation marks, above text that opens on a death announced by the Saudi state news agency.
حجم الخط مشاركة عبر أفادت وكالة الأنباء السعودية (واس)، اليوم الخميس، عن وفاة شخص وإصابة ثانين آخرين جراء "سقوط شظايا طائرة مسيّرة بمحافظة الطائف، أطلقتها ميليشيا الحوثي الإرهابية"، فيما كشفت 3 مصادر لوكالة "رويترز" عن طلب الصين سراً من طهران المساعدة في كبح جماح جماعة الحوثي بعد مناشدة وجهتها السعودية لبكين. أضرار مادية وقالت الوكالة السعودية إن الشظايا تسببت في وفاة مقيم يمني الجنسية، وإصابة مواطنة، ومقيم من الجنسية الباكستانية بإصابة حرجة، مضيفةً أن شظايا المسيرة تسببت في أضرار مادية في عدد من المباني والمركبات، لافتة إلى أن الدفاع المدني تعامل مع شظايا المسيرة. وأمس الأربعاء، أعلنت قيادة ا
Stated or hedged: the Saudi appeal is held at arm's length in quotation marks and the whole account is attributed to an unnamed report — “تقرير: الصين طلبت من إيران كبح الحوثيين بعد "مناشدة سعودية"”
Headline against body: the headline is about Chinese pressure on Iran; the text under it begins on a death reported by the Saudi state agency — “أفادت وكالة الأنباء السعودية (واس)، اليوم الخميس، عن وفاة”
What is hedged: the Saudi appeal is put in scare quotes while the Chinese request is stated — “الصين طلبت من إيران كبح الحوثيين بعد "مناشدة سعودية"”
Headline claims what the body does not carry: the text under the brokering headline is about a death reported by the state agency — “أفادت وكالة الأنباء السعودية (واس)، اليوم الخميس، عن وفاة”
Read it at Al-Modon → https://www.almodon.com/arabworld/2026/09/17/%D8%AA%D9%82%D8%B1%D9%8A%D…
Shargh
Centre-left estimate · not a score
Shargh 🇮🇷IR · newspaper · independent عربستان از عمان خواست برای آتش‌بس دو هفته‌ای با انصارالله میانجیگری کند Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at Shargh → What we have measured A count with its base both days given, and the data called preliminary ×1Actor named as a state the attack is Yemen's, not the Houthis' ×1A different actor does the asking Pakistan's army chief, not Beijing, is the one asking Tehran to use its influence, on the word of unnamed Pakistani government sources. ×1'aggression' in the narration The US campaign is called aggression in the report's own narration, which it credits to Al-Ahram's account of the call. ×1 from 10199 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → — independent
The only report naming Oman as the broker, the only one with a term for the ceasefire — two weeks — and the only one calling the movement Ansarallah.
جهان ۲۶ شهریور ۱۴۰۵ ۱۷:۴۰ المیادین: عربستان از عمان خواست برای آتش‌بس دو هفته‌ای با انصارالله میانجیگری کند یک منبع ارشد در گفتگو با المیادین اعلام کرد که عربستان سعودی برای برقراری آتش‌بس دو هفته‌ای در یمن، از سلطان‌نشین عمان درخواست کمک کرده است. به گزارش گروه رسانه‌ای شرق، یک منبع ارشد در گفتگو با المیادین اعلام کرد که عربستان سعودی برای برقراری آتش‌بس دو هفته‌ای در یمن، از سلطان‌نشین عمان درخواست کمک کرده است. به گزارش المیادین، عربستان سعودی از سلطان نشین عمان برای راضی کردن جنبش انصارالله و نیروهای مسلح یمن به منظور موافق با آتش‌بس درخواست کمک کرده است. بر اساس گزارش شبکه المیادین، یک مق
What the party is called: the group is called by the name it uses for itself, where the other two reports call it the Houthis — “عربستان از عمان خواست برای آتش‌بس دو هفته‌ای با انصارالله میانجیگری کند”
How many sources: a different broker and a two-week term rest on one senior source speaking to one broadcaster — “یک منبع ارشد در گفتگو با المیادین اعلام کرد که عربستان سعودی برای برقراری آتش‌بس دو هفته‌ای در یمن، از سلطان‌نشین عمان درخواست کمک کرده است.”
Whose voice is quoted: a single unnamed senior source, relayed through another broadcaster — “یک منبع ارشد در گفتگو با المیادین اعلام کرد که عربستان سعودی برای برقراری آتش‌بس دو هفته‌ای در یمن، از سلطان‌نشین عمان درخواست کمک کرده است”
What the fighters are called: the group is named Ansarallah, its own name for itself — “عربستان از عمان خواست برای آتش‌بس دو هفته‌ای با انصارالله میانجیگری کند”
Read it at Shargh → https://www.sharghdaily.com/fa/tiny/news-1128692
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UN News INT · official record · intergovernmental body No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Actors named Names both vetoing states and the sponsor, and says what the draft would have created ×1Asserted versus attributed share of women and children among the dead given with no source ×1Asserted vs attributed Israel named as acting, stated in the report's own voice ×1Asymmetric verb The Iranian government's crimes are 'confirmed'. The US finding is only 'reasonable grounds'. The two findings are weighted differently in one sentence. ×1 from 439 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
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