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The Arab Parliament condemns Houthi militia attacks, affirming that the security of the Kingdom is a red line.

Story Highlights
  • The Arab Parliament condemned Houthi militia attacks on Saudi cities and oil facilities.
  • It emphasized the security of Saudi Arabia as a red line for Arab national security.
  • The Parliament expressed complete solidarity with Saudi Arabia's security measures and citizens.
  • It urged the international community to take action against violations of Arab sovereignty.

Arab Parliament Condemns Houthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia

The Arab Parliament has strongly condemned the criminal attacks launched by the Houthi militia against several cities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. These assaults targeted oil facilities and resulted in injuries to dozens of civilians, including women and children. The Parliament emphasized that the security of Saudi Arabia is a red line, and any violation poses a direct threat to the Arab national security system.

Full Support for Saudi Arabia

In a statement released today, the Arab Parliament expressed its complete solidarity with Saudi Arabia. The Parliament affirmed its full support for the measures the Kingdom takes to ensure its security and stability, protect its resources, and safeguard its citizens and residents.

Call for International Action

The Arab Parliament urged the international community, particularly the United Nations Security Council, to fulfill its legal and political responsibilities. It called for immediate and serious action to halt these blatant aggressions, which escalate tensions in the region. The Parliament also demanded a firm stance against any violations targeting the sovereignty, security, and territorial integrity of Arab nations.

The Arab Parliament’s statement highlights the urgent need for collective action to maintain peace and stability in the region.

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