Widespread solidarity with Saudi Arabia against the heinous Houthi attacks and calls for a decisive international stance to hold perpetrators and supporters accountable

Regional and international condemnations and strong denunciations continued regarding the Houthi terrorist attacks that targeted several vital facilities, critical infrastructure, and civilian installations in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, resulting in human and material losses.

The Tunisian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated in a press release that these attacks on Saudi territory constitute a clear and serious violation of its sovereignty and territorial integrity, endangering its security, stability, and national assets. The ministry reaffirmed Tunisia’s full solidarity with the Kingdom and its support for the efforts it is making to protect its security, stability, and territorial integrity, emphasizing its firm rejection of such heinous attacks, which represent a blatant violation of international law and a threat to the security and stability of the Arab region.

Kazakhstan also strongly condemned the Houthi militia attacks, stating in a press release from its Ministry of Foreign Affairs that such attacks are unacceptable from a humanitarian perspective and violate the rules of international law, while expressing its solidarity with the Kingdom and its right to protect its sovereignty and security in accordance with the UN Charter.

For its part, Denmark expressed its strong condemnation of the Houthi attacks against civilians and civilian infrastructure, stressing that they cannot be justified. The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement expressing full solidarity with the Kingdom.

In a related development, the Arab Parliamentary Union condemned the terrorist attacks by Houthi militias on several Saudi airports, expressing its full solidarity with the Kingdom. The Union stated in a press release that it “condemns the terrorist attacks carried out by the Houthi militias, which targeted King Khalid International Airport, Abha Airport, and King Fahd International Airport in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, as well as a Saudi Airlines aircraft, resulting in the deaths and injuries of citizens and residents, as well as material damage, in criminal attacks targeting civilian assets and threatening the safety of passengers and workers.”

It stressed that targeting airports, civilian aircraft, and critical infrastructure constitutes a blatant violation of international law, international humanitarian law, and the UN Charter, emphasizing that “the continuation of these terrorist attacks necessitates a firm international stance that puts an end to these practices and prevents their recurrence.” The Arab Parliamentary Union expressed its full solidarity with Saudi Arabia and its standing by its side in all measures taken to protect the security, stability, and safety of its citizens and residents on its territory, commending the significant efforts made in responding to these attacks and the ongoing work to protect civilians and critical infrastructure.

The Union affirmed that “the security of the Kingdom is an integral part of the security of the region,” calling on the international community, foremost the UN Security Council, “to assume its responsibilities and take a decisive stance against these terrorist attacks, work to halt them, hold perpetrators and their supporters accountable, and confront anything that threatens the security and stability of Arab states and the safety of civilians.”