The Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs has strongly condemned the recent attack on the diplomatic mission of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in Sudan. This assault resulted in substantial damage to the embassy, which is protected under international law.
Call for Protection of Diplomatic Facilities
In an official statement, the ministry emphasized the critical importance of safeguarding diplomatic buildings and the premises of embassy personnel. These facilities enjoy legal immunities as well as protections outlined in national and international conventions.
Support for Sudanese Stability and Security
Furthermore, the Yemeni government reaffirmed its commitment to the positions held by the Arab League and the Gulf Cooperation Council regarding the necessity of maintaining Sudan’s sovereignty, security, and territorial integrity. The ministry urged Sudanese citizens to actively engage with peace initiatives, including the Jeddah platform, and to seize every opportunity to alleviate the severe humanitarian crisis affecting the nation.
This condemnation highlights Yemen’s dedication to international diplomatic norms and its support for stability in the region.
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