Arab countries condemn Iran's attacks

The statement, which emphasized that Iran violated the sovereignty of the aforementioned Arab countries as well as international law with these attacks, said, "It is necessary to protect the region from these unjustified attacks."

Pointing out that diplomacy and dialogue should be preferred for regional and international stability, the statement conveyed a message of solidarity with Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan, which were subjected to Iranian attacks.

The Kuwaiti Ministry of Foreign Affairs also stated in a release that Iran's attacks on the country's territory resulted in injuries to some military personnel.

In the statement condemning Iran's attacks on Kuwait, the phrase "Iran's ongoing attacks not only violate Kuwait's sovereignty but also threaten the country's security" was used.

The statement, which emphasized that Iran "persistently continues its aggressive approach," noted that Iran is undermining regional efforts with these attacks.

A statement from the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs also condemned Iran's attacks on Bahrain and Kuwait in the Gulf, as well as on Jordan.

In the statement, which conveyed a message of solidarity with the countries subjected to the attacks in question, it was expressed that any action violating the sovereignty of Arab countries is rejected.

On the other hand, in a written statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), a reaction was shown to the attacks carried out by the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen against Saudi Arabia using ballistic missiles and UAVs.

In the statement, which used the phrase "We strongly condemn the terrorist Houthi militias' attacks on Saudi Arabia," a message of solidarity with Saudi Arabia was conveyed.

The Houthis had announced that they targeted Abha Airport in southern Saudi Arabia with ballistic missiles and UAVs.