Arab Parliament Condemns Repeated Houthi Attempts to Target (Aramco) and Saudi Cities

Cairo -- The Arab Parliament strongly condemned the repeated Houthi attacks targeting civilian facilities and oil installations in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, calling on the international community to stand firmly against the continuation of these destabilizing acts in the region. In a statement issued today, Sunday, the Arab Parliament denounced the launching of missiles by Houthi militias toward the city of Riyadh and the southern and eastern regions, as well as an attempt to target an administrative building belonging to the oil company Aramco in Riyadh. It affirmed that the continuation of these terrorist acts not only violates the sovereignty and security of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia but also constitutes a direct threat to the security and stability of the region, to global energy supply security, and represents a blatant violation of the rules of international law and the United Nations Charter. It stressed the necessity for the international community, and the Security Council in particular, to fulfill their legal, political, and ethical responsibilities and to adopt a firm international stance against these attacks, ensuring they are not repeated and that those responsible are held accountable. At the same time, the Arab Parliament praised the vigilance and competence of the Saudi forces and the coalition forces, highlighting their high readiness in confronting these attacks and thwarting terrorist attempts, affirming that these criminal acts will not undermine the security and stability of the Kingdom, nor deter it from continuing its pivotal role in supporting regional security and stability. (End) M.M. / N.S.A.