
Unconfirmed Reports Say Saudi Arabia Reportedly Offers Houthis $1 Billion to Halt Attacks Under Iran-Mediated Deal, Saudi Authorities Yet To Comment
TEHRAN, October 27, 2026 (VoM News): A bizzare news is spreading rapidly across the global news market as unconfirmed reports state that Saudi Arabia has reportedly offered Yemen’s Houthi movement $1 billion in exchange for halting attacks on Saudi territory.
The unconfirmed reports further state that the financial amount provided as a part of a proposed ceasefire arrangement being discussed through Iranian mediation.
The Israel Hayom cited Gulf diplomatic sources, reveals the details in its report, which so far, remain unconfirmed.
The report further said Saudi Defence Minister Prince Khalid bin Salman travelled to Tehran on Monday to negotiate the proposed arrangement.
One source as per unconfirmed report claimed the minister brought the money aboard a C-130 military transport aircraft, although the allegation has not been independently verified.
Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Ministry said the visit was part of efforts by members of the Mecca defence alliance to reduce tensions, encourage dialogue and support diplomatic mediation.
So far, Saudi authorities have not confirmed that any money had been transferred.
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