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Saudi Arabia Condemns Iran Attacks On Gulf Allies

Saudi Arabia Condemns Iran Attacks On Gulf Allies

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Saudi Arabia has strongly condemned the recent Iranian attacks targeting Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan, describing them as serious violations of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the three countries. The Kingdom said the incidents represent a dangerous escalation that threatens stability across the Middle East.

In an official statement issued by the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Riyadh expressed its strongest denunciation of the attacks and emphasized that any actions undermining the security of neighboring nations are unacceptable. The statement highlighted concerns over the safety of civilian populations and critical infrastructure in the affected countries.

Saudi officials warned that the continuation of such attacks could further destabilize an already fragile regional security environment. According to the ministry, rising tensions risk undermining diplomatic efforts aimed at reducing conflict and restoring peace throughout the region.

The Kingdom stressed that preserving regional stability remains a top priority and called for restraint from all parties involved. Saudi Arabia reiterated its position that disputes should be resolved through dialogue, diplomacy and respect for international law rather than military escalation.

Saudi Arabia also reaffirmed its full solidarity with Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan. The government pledged support for any measures these nations may take to safeguard their sovereignty, protect their citizens and maintain national security against external threats.

Regional observers believe the latest developments could further increase tensions across the Gulf region at a time when diplomatic efforts are already facing significant challenges. Governments across the Middle East continue to closely monitor the situation amid fears of a broader conflict.

The statement reflects Saudi Arabia’s commitment to collective Gulf security and its continued support for regional partners. Officials emphasized that cooperation among allied nations remains essential to preserving peace, stability and economic prosperity throughout the region.

June 11, 2026 12:23 p.m. 1510
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