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Arab Countries Condemn Houthi Attempt to Target Saudi Arabia’s Madinah Region

Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan condemned the missile attempt as a violation of Saudi sovereignty and international law, while the Houthis denied targeting Madinah.

  • On Thursday, the Saudi-led Coalition intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile launched by the Houthi militia toward the Madinah region of Saudi Arabia.
  • Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan, and Egypt condemned the attack, describing it as a "blatant provocation of Muslims" and a "flagrant violation of Saudi Arabia's sovereignty."
  • Bahrain's Foreign Ministry warned the strike threatened civilians and the Prophet's Mosque, while the Houthis rejected claims they targeted Madinah.
  • Fighting has intensified in recent weeks with repeated missile and drone attacks, prompting Saudi Civil Defense to issue an alert yesterday via the National Early Warning Platform in Yanbu Governorate.
  • Urging action, Bahrain called on the UN Security Council to implement deterrent measures against repeated Houthi attacks and hold perpetrators accountable for targeting religious holy sites.
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On Thursday, Qatar and Kuwait condemned the attempt by the Al-Houthi militia to target the town area of Manawrah in Saudi Arabia with a ballistic missile, affirming their solidarity with the Kingdom and their support for the measures taken to protect its security and sovereignty.

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Qatar Tribune broke the news in Doha, Qatar on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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