For his part, the British Foreign Secretary said "I think that Prince Saud Al-Faisal has explained the situation from the perspective of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, we have agreed that we would discuss between us and with the Americans various options that we can take to confirm the position of President Hadi, support him and strengthen the legitimate government and support it in the face of aggression targeting it. No one of us sees a military solution for this conflict, we want to see all parties in Yemen discuss on basis of the GCC initiative's plan put forward on September 24 about security and safety in Yemen." He added: "We may be ready to interfere by using a series of actions that will apply pressure on the Houthis, support President Hadi . We are able to work well with a plan to provide support." On the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's position and that of the GCC's Arab States about Iranian interference, especially in Yemen, the Minister of Foreign Affairs said: We are against any Iranian interference in the affairs of Arab countries, and its interference in Yemen or other comes as an aggression, and it is not at the request of the legitimacy in Yemen, so how can any one stand by this aggression. For his part, Secretary Hammond also explained that his country is with the legitimacy of President Hadi, and it doesn’t work alone but through a joint action with the United States of America, France, and the GCC's Arab States as well as through the Friends of Yemen, noting that they are appreciating the leadership in calling on the international community to respond to this crisis and deal with it. --More 11:29 LOCAL TIME 08:29 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w