Qatar welcomes security council's statement condemning attacks by Houthi group against Saudi Arabia
<p>Doha: The State of Qatar welcomed the statement issued by the members of the Security Council on August 7, which condemned the missile attacks launched by the Houthi group against the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia since July 13, as well as attacks against commercial vessels since July 22.</p> <p>In a statement on Saturday, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed Qatar's full appreciation for the…
Qatar has welcomed the Security Council's statement condemning missile attacks by the Houthi group against Saudi Arabia since July 13, as well as attacks on commercial vessels since July 22. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed full appreciation for the statement's emphasis on adherence to international law and relevant Security Council resolutions, particularly Resolution 2216.
Qatar reaffirmed its solidarity with Saudi Arabia and support for all measures taken by the Kingdom to safeguard its sovereignty and security, emphasizing that Saudi Arabia's security is integral to Qatar's security and the security of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states.
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