Saudi Arabia, Yemen condemn attack on UAE tanker
Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s internationally recognised government have condemned an attack on a UAE-operated oil tanker while it was travelling through the Strait of Hormuz. The United Arab Emirates blamed Iran for the incident, while authorities said the attack caused no injuries. The incident has raised fresh concerns about maritime security along a vital global […]
Jordan has expressed satisfaction with the United Nations Security Council's recent statement condemning missile attacks carried out by the Houthi militia against Saudi Arabia, as well as assaults on commercial vessels since mid-July. On August 7, the UN Security Council released a statement explicitly denouncing the Houthi missile strikes initiated on July 13, targeting Saudi Arabian soil, alongside assaults on commercial ships since July 22.
The Jordan News Agency reported that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs highlighted the significance of this statement, emphasizing the necessity to comply with international law and pertinent Security Council resolutions, notably Resolution 2216. The ministry reaffirmed Jordan's unwavering support for Saudi Arabia and pledged its full backing for any actions undertaken by the Kingdom to safeguard its security, sovereignty, stability, and the welfare of its citizens and residents.
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