The Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates has issued a strong condemnation of the recent Iranian missile attacks targeting Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan, and Iraq. These assaults represent a blatant violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of these nations.
In a statement received by the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), the Ministry described these attacks as a serious escalation that highlights the Iranian regime’s ongoing strategy of provocation and destabilization. The Ministry emphasized that such actions threaten both regional and international peace and security, transforming the area into a battleground for military adventures that undermine the stability of its nations.
The Ministry urged that responses to these aggressions should extend beyond mere statements of condemnation. It called for a firm and responsible international stance to deter any party attempting to impose its will through force or disrupt the security and sovereignty of the region. The Ministry stressed the need to put an end to Iranian practices that jeopardize regional peace and security.
The Yemeni government reaffirmed its solidarity with Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan, and Iraq. It expressed support for all measures these countries take to protect their sovereignty, security, and stability. Yemen stands united with its neighbors in facing these threats.
This condemnation underscores Yemen’s commitment to regional stability and its opposition to any actions that threaten the security of its allies.
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