Dr. Ahmed Obaid Bin Daghr, the Chairman of the Shura Council, condemned the missile attack targeting the Saudi capital, Riyadh, and several other Saudi cities. He emphasized that any threat to the security of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia directly impacts Arab national security, particularly the security of Yemen.
In a statement to the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), Bin Daghr highlighted Saudi Arabia’s unwavering support for Yemen. He noted that the Kingdom has provided various forms of assistance in the fight to defend legitimacy and confront the Houthi militia’s coup, which receives backing from Iran.
Bin Daghr described the missile attack as a heinous crime aimed at civilians, civilian infrastructure, and the overall security, economy, and stability of the Kingdom. He characterized the act as a bloody aggression devoid of humanitarian values, labeling it a war crime that humanity must condemn.
The Chairman asserted that the Houthi militia is delusional if it believes it can achieve its goals or gain advantages from Saudi Arabia. He reaffirmed that Saudi Arabia is a pivotal nation capable of deterring such attacks, led by wise leadership that addresses challenges with prudence and responsibility.
Bin Daghr warned that the Houthi militia’s reliance on “borrowed strength” and dependence on the enemies of the nation will only lead to its downfall. He reiterated that the “Dawn of Yemen” campaign will continue until it achieves its objectives, asserting that the oppression and suffering imposed by the militia on the Yemeni people will not last.
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