Lebanese president condemns attacks targeting Saudi Arabia and key facilities
Lebanese President General Michel Aoun has reiterated his condemnation of attacks on Saudi Arabia, including King Khalid International Airport.
Lebanese President General Michel Aoun has once again condemned the attacks on Saudi Arabia. These assaults include King Khalid International Airport, which Aoun referred to as a threat to the Kingdom's and the region's security and stability. In a statement released today, Aoun reaffirmed Lebanon's complete solidarity with Saudi Arabia and its leadership and people.
He also declared the country's unwavering support in safeguarding the Kingdom's security, sovereignty, territorial integrity, and vital installations. Aoun emphasized that the security of Saudi Arabia is intrinsically linked to the security and stability of the entire region. He stressed that respecting national sovereignty, territorial integrity, and refraining from targeting civilian and critical facilities are essential foundations for maintaining regional stability.
Aoun also reiterated the profound fraternal bonds between the two nations and Lebanon's determination to fortify these relations for the betterment of both peoples and the broader region.
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