Turkey, Qatar, Kuwait condemn Houthi attacks on Saudi airports
Turkey, Qatar, Kuwait condemn Houthi attacks on Saudi airports Turkey , Qatar and Kuwait have condemned Houthi attacks on Saudi airports earlier this week that killed three Saudi nationals and damaged property. Turkey’s Foreign Ministry denounced "in the strongest terms" the strikes on Abha International Airport in the south and King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, saying attacks on…
The United Arab Emirates has strongly condemned recent attacks by the Houthi group on Saudi territory. These assaults resulted in the deaths of three Saudi nationals and injuries to civilians. The UAE's Ministry of Foreign Affairs affirmed that these actions were a direct violation of Saudi Arabia's sovereignty and posed a threat to its security and stability.
The UAE reaffirmed its complete solidarity with Saudi Arabia and pledged support for any measures aimed at protecting the kingdom's security and stability. Expressing heartfelt condolences, the UAE extended its sympathy to the families of the victims, to Saudi Arabia, and its people, as well as wishing for a swift recovery of the injured.
The UAE strongly denounced the Houthi attacks on King Khalid International Airport and Abha Airport. Additionally, it condemned the ongoing targeting of Saudi civilian facilities and vessels. Furthermore, the UAE denounced the Houthi attempt to target the holy city of Mecca. Lastly, the UAE condemned the Houthi attack on a power distribution station in Medina.
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