Egypt and Muslim World League condemn Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia
Egypt and the Muslim World League have strongly condemned Houthi missile attacks on Riyadh and other Saudi cities, calling them a grave violation of international law.
The Muslim World League and Egypt have strongly condemned the Houthi missile attacks on Saudi Arabia, labeling them as a severe breach of international law. Egypt's Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed deep concern over the attacks, stating they represent a dangerous escalation that could further destabilize the region. The League's Secretary-General, Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa, reiterated his condemnation of these attacks, deeming them treacherous terrorist acts that violate religious values and international humanitarian laws.
Both Egypt and the Muslim World League emphasized their solidarity with Saudi Arabia and its measures to ensure national security and stability. They affirmed that the security of both countries is intertwined and that any attempt to undermine Saudi Arabia's sovereignty is unacceptable. Saudi air defenses successfully intercepted all Houthi missile attacks, which included attempts to target civilians in Riyadh and other cities.
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