Arab Parliament condemns Houthi attacks targeting Aramco and Saudi cities
The Arab Parliament denounced repeated Houthi attempts to target Riyadh, the Eastern and Southern regions, and Aramco, urging international accountability.
The Arab Parliament has strongly condemned recent Houthi attacks targeting Aramco facilities and Saudi cities, urging the international community to take action. In a statement on November 8, 2026, the Parliament denounced the repeated terrorist attempts to strike civilian sites and oil installations in Saudi Arabia, including two ballistic missiles intercepted by coalition forces near Riyadh and three more aimed at the same areas.
The attack on an Aramco administrative building in Riyadh was also highlighted. The Parliament emphasized that these acts violate Saudi sovereignty, threaten regional stability, and contravene international law and the UN Charter. They called on the UN Security Council to act decisively to prevent further attacks and hold perpetrators accountable.
The Arab Parliament praised Saudi and coalition forces for their efforts in countering these threats, stating that such actions will not undermine the Kingdom's security or its role in regional stability.
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