Widespread Arab and Islamic condemnation of Houthi militia attacks on Abha and King Khalid airports in Saudi Arabia.

Arab and Islamic Condemnations of Houthi Attacks on Saudi Airports

Arab and Islamic nations have issued strong condemnations of the terrorist attacks carried out by the Houthi militia, which targeted Abha and King Khalid International Airports in Saudi Arabia. These assaults resulted in civilian casualties and significant damage to infrastructure.

Gulf Cooperation Council

Gulf Cooperation Council Secretary-General Jasem Al-Budaiwi condemned the attacks, emphasizing that targeting civilian airports represents a serious escalation and a blatant violation of international laws. He called for a firm international stance and reiterated the Council’s full solidarity with Saudi Arabia.

Egypt

Egypt expressed its strong condemnation of the attacks, stating that these assaults pose a threat to the security and stability of the region. The Egyptian government affirmed its support for Saudi Arabia and stressed the need to put an end to such aggressions while respecting the sovereignty of nations.

Bahrain

Bahrain denounced the terrorist attacks, asserting that targeting airports and civilian facilities constitutes a criminal act and a violation of international law. The Bahraini government reiterated its complete solidarity with Saudi Arabia, considering the security of Saudi Arabia an integral part of Bahrain and the Gulf’s security.

Jordan

The Jordanian government condemned the attacks, labeling them a blatant violation of Saudi sovereignty and a threat to its security and stability. Jordan affirmed its support for Saudi Arabia in all measures taken to protect its security.

Syria

Syria strongly condemned the Houthi attacks, asserting that targeting civilian facilities poses a direct threat to the security of Saudi Arabia and the region. Syria reiterated its full solidarity with Saudi Arabia.

Kuwait

Kuwait expressed its strong condemnation of the attacks, viewing them as a blatant violation of Saudi sovereignty and a breach of international law. Kuwait affirmed its absolute solidarity with Saudi Arabia, stating that its security is an inseparable part of Kuwait and the Gulf’s security.

Qatar

The Qatari Cabinet condemned the targeting of the electricity distribution station in Medina, stating that the attack represents a provocation to the feelings of Muslims and a threat to sacred sites. Qatar renewed its complete solidarity with Saudi Arabia.

Muslim World League

The Muslim World League condemned the Houthi aggression, asserting that targeting Abha and King Khalid Airports represents a criminal approach and a violation of religious values and international laws. The League reaffirmed the solidarity of Islamic nations with Saudi Arabia.

Arab Interior Ministers Council

The Council condemned the terrorist attacks on Riyadh and Abha airports, stating that they pose a threat to regional security and stability. The Council reiterated its full support for Saudi Arabia in its efforts to protect its security and citizens.

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