India Condemns Attacks on Saudi Arabia that Killed 1 Indian, Injured 3 Others
India said the strikes on civilian and energy infrastructure were completely unacceptable and pledged support for affected Indian nationals.
- On Thursday, India strongly condemned attacks in Saudi Arabia that killed one Indian national and injured three others, calling strikes on civilian and critical infrastructure "completely unacceptable."
- Iran-Backed Houthi rebels have conducted a prolonged campaign targeting Saudi Arabia's airports and energy installations through escalating drone and missile attacks across the region.
- Strikes targeted King Fahd International Airport in Dammam and Saudi Aramco's Shaybah oil field on Wednesday night, with one Indian national killed and two others injured at the airport.
- The Indian Embassy in Riyadh remains in contact with Saudi authorities to provide assistance to affected families, while The Ministry conveyed condolences and pledged continued support.
- About 2.74 million Indian nationals reside across the Gulf, making the region's stability critical; The Ministry reiterated attacks must cease immediately, hoping peace returns.
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India condemns attacks on Saudi Arabia's Dammam airport after Indian killed: 'Hope peace and normalcy return'
An Indian national was killed and three others were injured in two separate attacks targeting a major airport and an oil field in Saudi Arabia, amid a spate of missile and drone strikes by Yemen's Houthis on key infrastructure in the Gulf country.
Indian killed as attacks hit Saudi airport, Aramco oil field; New Delhi condemns strikes - The Tribune
India on Thursday strongly condemned attacks on Saudi Arabia’s civilian and energy infrastructure after an Indian national was killed and three others injured in separate incidents targeting King Fahd International Airport in Dammam and Saudi Aramco’s Shaybah oil field, raising fresh concerns over the safety of Indians amid escalating regional hostilities.
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