Japan Condemns the Houthis Attacks on Saudi Arabia
Pakistan and the United Kingdom backed Saudi Arabia after Houthi drone strikes damaged the East-West Pipeline and injured civilians, officials said.
- On Saturday, Saudi Minister Foreign Affairs Prince Faisal received a phone call from United Kingdom Edward Miliband to discuss recent Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia's infrastructure.
- Miliband reaffirmed the Kingdom's solidarity with Saudi Arabia, emphasizing the Kingdom's right to defend its security and capabilities in accordance with international law.
- Pakistan strongly condemned drone attacks targeting Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline in the Riyadh and Madinah regions, which damaged the vital oil route and left civilians injured.
- The Foreign Minister and Secretary stressed joint efforts to safeguard freedom of navigation in regional waterways, noting that maintaining shipping route security is vital to protecting global trade.
- Pakistan's Foreign Office Spokesperson called the targeting of civilian infrastructure a flagrant violation of international law while reaffirming Pakistan's commitment to achieving lasting peace and stability in the region.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the drone attacks launched from Iraqi territory against Saudi Arabia. The ministry called for an end to the attacks, which threaten regional stability, and urged avoidance of actions that would escalate tensions.
Ankara reiterates support for Saudi Arabia's sovereignty, territorial integrity, welcomes Iraqi investigation into attacks
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UK reaffirms solidarity with Saudi Arabia during call between foreign ministers
Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs Prince Faisal bin Farhan received on Saturday a phone call from Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs of the United Kingdom Edward Miliband.
British Foreign Minister Ed Miliband affirmed his country ' s solidarity with Saudi Arabia in the face of attacks by the Al-Houthi militia.
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