At Friday prayers in Tehran there has been condemnation of the Saudi-led airstrikes against Iranian-allied militia in Yemen.<br /><br /> Warplanes have targeted Shi’ite Muslim Houthi forces that control Yemen’s capital, the second day of a campaign to stop the militia from expanding its rule across the country.<br /><br /> Prayer leader Kazem Sadeghi described the attack as an “aggression” and “interference” in Yemen’s internal affairs. <br /><br /> The Saudi-led coalition has logistical support from the US.<br /><br /> The Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, said: “This is a clear example of double standards.” <br /><br /> “Of course we never wanted what happened in Ukraine, nor what happened in Yemen,” he added. “In both cases we have a long way to go before national reconciliation.” <br /><br /> The Turkish President is calling for Iran to pull back whatever forces it has in Yemen, and also from Syria and Iraq.<br /><br /> “Iran is trying to dominate the region,” said Recep Tayyip Erdogan. “They are working on this. Can we tolerate that? <br /><br /> “Thi
