Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkey, Pakistan Condemn Houthi Attacks on Riyadh
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkey, and Pakistan jointly condemned Houthi attacks on Riyadh, including strikes on King Khalid International Airport, calling them a dangerous escalation and a violation of sovereignty. The countries expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia and support for its defense measures. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also strongly condemned the "monstrous terrorist act," which reportedly killed 12 and injured hundreds.
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- Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkey, and Pakistan jointly condemned Houthi attacks on Riyadh.
- The attacks targeted King Khalid International Airport and were called a dangerous escalation.
- The four nations expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia and support for its defense.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also condemned the "monstrous terrorist act."
- The attack reportedly killed 12 people and injured hundreds.
Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkey, and Pakistan have issued a joint statement strongly condemning recent Houthi attacks on the Saudi capital, Riyadh, including strikes targeting King Khalid International Airport. The statement, released on October 11 via the Saudi Press Agency (SPA), characterized the assaults as a dangerous escalation and a violation of Saudi sovereignty. The four nations expressed solidarity with Riyadh and pledged support for measures taken by Saudi authorities to safeguard their territory and citizens.
Earlier, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also condemned the assault. In a statement posted on his office's official X account, he "most strongly condemn[ed] the monstrous terrorist act at King Khalid International Airport, which claimed the lives of 12 innocent people and led to the injuries of hundreds more."
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