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Qatar strongly condemns continued Houthi attacks on several areas in Saudi Arabia

<p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Doha: The State of Qatar has condemned in the strongest terms the continued attacks by the Houthi group on several areas in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, most recently the targeting of the city of Riyadh with two ballistic missiles, describing these assaults as shameful, aggressive behavior, an unacceptable disregard for civilian lives, a flagrant violation of Saudi sovereignty,…

Qatar strongly condemns continued Houthi attacks on several areas in Saudi Arabia

Doha: Qatar has strongly condemned the ongoing Houthi attacks on various regions within Saudi Arabia, most recently the bombardment of Riyadh with two ballistic missiles. The attacks have been described as shameful, aggressive behavior, and a gross disregard for civilian lives, violating Saudi sovereignty and international laws.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar strongly rejected such actions targeting civilians and civilian objects, stressing the urgent need for an immediate cessation of these irresponsible acts. The statement reaffirmed Qatar's steadfast solidarity with Saudi Arabia and its support for all lawful measures taken by the Kingdom to protect its sovereignty, security, territorial integrity, and interests.

The ministry emphasized that the safety and security of Saudi Arabia is a crucial component of Qatar's security and the collective security framework of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states.

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